Roosevelt promises and spent records in fiscal policy
The United States News summary argues Roosevelt claimed to end wasteful bureaus and curb spending, yet records show federal outlays reaching 32.5 billion dollars for 1933 to 1937 across the 73rd and 74th Congresses. It notes past appropriations totalled 24.5 billion up to 1913, then contrasts with current totals and questions bankruptcy risks before the fall elections.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Republic
George Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Cincinnati experiment under test as spoilsmen loom
The Cincinnati experiment of city managership and merit system faces an acid test as forces allegedly seek to undermine its 1924 charter. Voters are urged to preserve the present set up to safeguard progress in urban government. Meanwhile one million Boy Scouts push to add fingerprints to federal files, a step toward broader citizen identification for safety and protection. Public safety drives and car health checks are encouraged as part of civic efforts to extend lives.
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Cincinnati
Jefferson City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Democrats Brace For Lengthy Platform In Roosevelt Era
Washington Daybook notes that many Democrats fear the party platform will be overshadowed by President Roosevelt's issues. Key targets include the reciprocal trade act, large government spending, and centralization, with unemployment also under fire.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Baltimore
Health effects of economic downturn on children
Dr Iago Galdston discusses how low mood linked to poverty affects child health. He notes diet shortfalls in milk vegetables and fruit among low income families and says height and weight are not sole indices of health as illness rises with lower income.
Farley slips on prairie states slur at Grand Rapids
A Democratic National Chairman Jim Farley speech in Grand Rapids drew scorn for contempt toward typical prairie states and their farmers. Critics question if the remarks jeopardize Roosevelt's Midwest support as campaign momentum builds.
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Farley
Jim Farley
Tammany
Grand Rapids
Prairie States
Roosevelt
Michigan
Borah and Knox Attack Landon in GOP Battle
Borah and Frank Knox lead anti Landon push to block his nomination as Kansas delegates arrive for caucus. Landon backers defend him while discussion grows of a Borah belt and a possible Vandenberg rise. Charges of campaign funds misuse ripple from Washington as committee officials deny any involvement.
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Cleveland
Upy
William E. Borah
Frank Snow
Alf M.‘Landon
Landon Home ‘Guard
Kansas
Landon
Borah
Frank Knox
John D. M. Hamilton
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Knox
Ballyhoo
New Deal
Senate
Roosevelt
Sen. Vandenberg
Washington
Republican National. Committee
Ohio
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican Nation—Al Committee
Ohio primary contest funds dispute and Taft favoring camp
The piece describes Republican charges over fund divisions between the national and state committees tied to Ohio’s convention votes. It notes Borah’s accusations, Taft’s favored son role, and London Knox alignment. It references Taft as a compromise figure and possible audience for Ohio ballots. It mentions rainfall in San Diego County and a German church bell carried to Hanis, Texas a century ago.
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Chaiman
Schorr
National:committee
Istate Central’ Committee
Borati
Fletcher
London
Ohio Regular
Robert.a. Taft
Borah
National ‘Committee
Frank Knox
Taft
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