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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1936
Page
4
A columnistic voice brands the New Deal era as immoral and centralized, accusing the government of corruption and restraint on liberty. It argues that American citizens must seek merit without political manipulation and criticizes political parties as subservient to power.
At the Republican convention in Cleveland the keynote by Senator Steiner of Oregon attacked the New Deal. He urged issues driven campaigning, attacked centralization and taxation for bureaucracy, and defended temporary GOP measures while decrying dollar devaluation and foreign gold purchases.
Rexford Tugwell may face a punch from Texas legislator Eugene Worley if the Resettlement Administration chief does not remove a dust bowl moving picture from circulation. Worley calls the set of pictures a libel on the great plains and says he may meet Tugwell at the Democratic convention to urge suppression.
At the Republican convention in Cleveland the atmosphere is sober and restrained despite colorful visuals. Bitter rivalries exist quietly as leaders urge colleagues not to adopt a defeatist outlook, with many fearing a November loss if optimism wanes, while Landon supporters watch closely for signals.
The piece reflects on the Republican convention's somber tone as old stalwarts return to the spotlight. It discusses hopes for a presidential nomination, the weight of a long lean period, and a serious, reflective mood among readers, bankers, and party loyalists.
Bob Brown and sister Georgia Brown barricaded themselves in a Cedar county farm house northeast of Stockton and threatened deputies yesterday. They were charged with assault on officers after surrendering and being jailed. the farm had a long foreclosure history and prior removals.
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