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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1936

Page

4

Du Pont Family Gave 144400 To Campaign

Washington AP reports that three Du Pont family members contributed 144,430 to opponents of the Roosevelt administration in the latest campaign disclosures. The Senate committee also cited Mrs. Joseph E. Davies and her husband, J. E. Davies, as major donors, with other large gifts from Morgan, Mellon, and Meilon family members. The panel plans to request detailed records from all major donors and aims to consider broad reforms of federal campaign spending law.

Washington du Pont Roosevelt Senate Joseph E. Davies Russia Morgan J. P. Morgan Meilon J. Howard Pew Ardmore American Liberty League Ernest T. Weir Pittsburgh Steel Maker Michigan Ohio Indiana West Virginia Andllinois Irene du Pont Wilmington Pierre S. du Pont Crusaders Andrew W. Mellon Pittsburgh Independent Coalition of American Richard K. Mellon Pennsylvania Protective Union of Philadelphia George F. Baker New York A. Atwater Kent Philadelphia Republian Delaware Alleghany Pennsylvania Senator Lonergan D- Coon Charles E. F. McCann James R. H. Cromwell

3950 Mile Roller Skates Across Country

Two sunburned travelers Norman Skelly and John Sheluga report roller skated 3950 miles from Boston to San Diego. They claim easy 50 to 60 miles daily on level roads but slowed by deserts and mountains. They say they were robbed by highwaymen, found a murdered woman in New York, killed a rattlesnake in Pecos, and faced dangers from a mountain lion and a hostile dog while sleeping in an Arizona cave. They spent $2600 and wore out wheels on the trip begun Oct. 3.

San Diego Calif Norman Skelly Pawtucket John Sheluga Boston New York Pecos Tex Arizona Syracuse

Wage Increase Hits International Harvester Payroll

Immediate wage increases added 5.5 million dollars to the firm’s annual payroll across principal plants. Increases were cents per hour, effective immediately, affecting workers at Chicago and other sites.

Chicago International Harvester Company

King Carol Bowed by Hitler Allies in Romania Crisis

News from New York reports the Iron Guard in Romania grows bolder under Codreanu, threatening King Carol and cabinet if Romania joins anti-Semitic or anti-communist war. Romania, member of the Little Entente, faces cabinet reshuffles and past assassinations linked to fascist factions.

New York Rumania Carel Hitler Mussolini

Fascist leader Codreanu and Iron Guard rise in Romania

The report notes Codreanu known as the Hitler of Romania leads the Iron Guard with direct action and strong anti Jewry rhetoric. Romania’s police claim a list of socialist and Jewish names linked to executions, while Codreanu travels to Germany to study Nazism. Also reported is the death of Jesse Elswick, 24, in Charleston Missouri from a heart attack while traveling with his wife to Texas. his body to be sent to Flint Michigan.

Hitler Romania Codreanu Porce van Guard Carol Magda Lupesen Germany Iron Guard Charleston Jesse Elswick Flint Mich Texas Elswick

Former Governor Murray Defends Plans On Tax, Government

Oklahoma City reports former Governor W. H. Murray answered questions on his future plans by stating he would continue to defend the constitution oppose extravagance in government and oppose tax increases.

Oklahoma City W. H. Murray

Roosevelt Body Guard Gus Gennerich Dies in Buenos Aires

In Buenos Aires on December 1, August Adolph Gennerich longtime bodyguard and friend of President Roosevelt collapsed from a heart attack while dining with George Fox and Charles Claunch. Roosevelt may cancel his drive but continue opening the inter American peace conference. Gennerich served since 1908 in NY police and later the secret service. He was known for aiding Roosevelt at public appearances and received the NYPD Medal of Honor in 1927.

Buenos Aires Adolph Genderich Roosevel Roosevelt Gennerich George Fox White House Charles Claunch Yeoman U. S. Navy Geneviev New York Mr. Roosevelt New York City Gunnerich Police Radical Squad Force United States Secret Service

One-Carrot Wedding Ring Found in Garden Return

Ruth Hartzel of Gettysburg reveals her missing gold wedding band was found around the tip of a carrot unearthed in her father’s garden. The ring vanished two years ago and was recovered by Ruth’s mother while tending the plot.

Gettysburg Ruth Hartzel L. J. Blueher

Hungarian court weighs disqualification of Dr Franz Sarga

Budapest court considers disqualifying the pugilistic Dr Franz Sarga from remaining duels due to persistent stalking behavior. The inquiry centers on conduct and its impact on duel proceedings. Local authorities report ongoing deliberations and possible sanctions.

Budaress Franz Sarga

Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Cold

Calotabs are promoted as a dual action cold remedy. They cleanse the intestinal tract to remove germ laden mucus and act as a diuretic to the kidneys, aiding elimination of cold poisons from the blood. The ad notes economy with a family package and a trial pack.

Woman as Charmer Losing Her Grip in Art Show

New York reveals a nation wide display of graphic art titled America Today. The exhibit, opening in thirty cities, shows women as subjects only rarely among 100 prints from eighteen states with only three studies of individual women. The piece notes coal mines droughts floods hurricanes and dust storms dominating the themes.

New York America

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