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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
3
AP report notes Hazel Temple with 11 Jesters in her name born April 31 to Mr and Mrs Marshall Temple. She weighed 11 pounds. Their first child Hazel was born December 11 making her their 11th. A stat says fewer than one fifth of ships under the British flag are over 20 years old.
Cleveland June 5 The Grand Old Party will gain new vigor as J Kenneth Bradley head of the Young Republican National Federation foresees several million members by November. He cites about 75 000 paid members now with thousands joining daily. The group targets ages 21 to 36 and represents a new development in the party scene.
The federation unites state Young Republican groups nationwide, centralizing efforts and projecting a more progressive platform. Leaders like Edward Shattuck and Bradley emphasize youth ideals, militancy, and greater political participation while women’s participation grows, with aims to organize in every county by November.
The St Louis Bar Association installed a bronze plaque in front of 505 Chestnut marking where Justice Louis D. Brandeis began practicing law. After Harvard Law, Brandeis was admitted to state and federal bars in November 1878, serving as assistant to James Taussig.
The piece surveys how President Roosevelt likely will avoid major campaign issues in Cleveland week and instead focus on philosophic reflections on past events. It discusses Lehman’s uncertain reelect prospects and Indiana ineligible reelection rules, noting McNutt and Minton speculation while Clark signals a shift toward anti Raskob and Liberty League targets. Fletcher prepares to leave GOP post with praise for Roosevelt.
John L. Lewis announces an intensive drive to unionize U.S. steel workers after the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers joins his Committee for Industrial Organization. Green protests, Lewis seals a $500,000 war chest and vows no withdrawal of the United Mine Workers unless forced.
A divided political party faced reorganization without favoring any faction as the new nominee selected a chairman. Fletcher raised substantial funds, began restructuring, and endured criticism, coming through the task with a smile.
Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith daughter of Joseph F Cannon of Concord textile wealth married Lindsay Plu my in Bel-Air Maryland May 17. Cannon family releases disclosure of the wedding today.
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