Women Leaders Pool Ideas For the Democrats
Philadelphia report on Mary W. Dewson who chairs the women's division advisory board as she leads a gathering to shape a women’s platform. She recalls Eleanor Roosevelt and Frances Perkins while noting 15 000 to 20 000 women enrolled in clubs and a record number of women delegates and alternates at the convention.
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Philadelphia
Mary W
Molly” Dewson
Tal
Miss Deweson
Frances Perkins
Labor
Miss Dewson
Democrats New York
James A. Farley
Ely Ready to Take Stump for Landon
Former Gov. Joseph B. Ely said he would stump for Gov. Landon if invited and if the Democratic candidate and platform are not satisfactory. He noted little hope Roosevelt would be the Democratic choice and said the party platform will determine his willingness to assist this summer. His parting thought was to see what Philadelphia does.
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Springfield
Mass
Joseph B. Ely
Gov. Landon
Landon
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Smith Not Sure on Lemke Candidacy After Meeting Talk
June 22 AP Gerald L K Smith, share the wealth movement leader, said he would meet tomorrow in Washington with Dr Townsend Rep William Lemke and a representative of Father Coughlin to discuss Lemke's candidacy. He has not decided whether to support Lemke. The decision awaits the Townsend Smith Cleveland convention in July. Townsend has departed for Baltimore on undisclosed business, Coughlin has already endorsed Lemke.
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New York
Gerald L. K. Smith
Washington
F. E. Townsend
William Lemke
New Union Party
Father Charlies ©. Coughlin
Lemke
Townsend
Cleveland
Baltimore
Coughlin
Negro fugitive sought after farm killing in Missouri
Sixty two year old Celomas, described as a negro, is being hunted by police in Missouri after he allegedly shot and killed his 18 year old stepdaughter Annie Ford during a family quarrel at a Diehstadt area farm. He reportedly changed clothes after the slaying and vanished.
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Sikeston
Celomas
Negro
Annie Ford
Diehstadt
Convention Fight Over Platform Sears Roosevelt Agenda
The Roosevelts claim they have the votes while conventions debate platform items. Pending Sen Wagner's arrival to lead the resolutions committee, discussions on crop insurance, the Townsend plan, wage hour amendment, and currency policy loom behind closed doors.
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Roosevelt
Wagner
New York
Resolutions Committee
White House
Daniels Opposes Two Thirds Rule In Democratic Nominating
Philadelphia dispatch reports North Carolina figure Jospehus Daniels calls for abolishing the two thirds nominating rule at all conventions. He argues the archaic rule lets a minority veto the strongest candidate, while a majority should rule. Senator Guffey says Pennsylvania delegation will caucus to favor scrapping the rule.
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Philadelphia
SAP
South
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Daniels
Navy
Mexico
Roosevelt
James A. Garley
New Deal
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Sailors Strike and Rightist Demonstrations in Marseille
French sailors in Marseille strike and hoist red flags while owners oppose, police disperse a 1,000-strong rightist rally at St Lazare station with counter leftist chants and fist salutes. no injuries reported. A Toledo trust fund for a Masonic home grows from 500000 to nearly 1 million, with 21 Masons directing and a bank trustee.
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Paris
Marseille
Feagues
St. Lazare Station
Toledo
Otis Avery Browning
Alias troublesome for 13 convicts
Thirteen inmates of a Missouri prison faced questions about using aliases to shield their identities. Postmaster A Linxwiler held bonus bonds for the 13 until the War Department confirmed the inmates' correct names. The remaining 318 convicts eligible for the bonus will be paid this week.
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Missouri Prison
A. Linxwiler
War Department
Alphabetical Hall Installed at Philadelphia
June 22 Philadelphia shows visiting Democrats an Alphabetical Hall exhibit of New Deal programs. Betsy Ross sewing flags, WPA band with Maestro Lowenstein at 94 dollars per musician, cooking demos, dress makers, hawks posters, federal theater marionettes, a 12 cylinder hearse from FCC, 100000 dollars in stamps and egg packing demo, WPA art by children, and the resettlement administration film.
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Philadelphia
New Deal
Betsy Rosses
Sidney Lowenstein
Relief Administration
Department of Agriculture
Harry Hopkins
Federal Theater Project
Buzz
Federal Communications Commission
Resettlement Administration
Convention
Soldiers With Fixed Bayonets Guard Boys In Bucharest Riot
In Bucharest on June 22, soldiers with fixed bayonets guarded Newsboys to stop street fighting tied to anti Lupescu sentiment. Two people died yesterday, a third was gravely hurt, and over 100 were arrested as police used hoses and rifles to disperse crowds gathered downtown. The riot stemmed from clashes between rival newspaper sellers including anti Semitic attacks and Jewish papers.
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Bucharest
Romania
Magda Lupescu
Carol
Madame Lupescu
King Caral
O'Malley’s Suits In Retaliation
A fragmented article mentions 1935 tax proposals by O'Malley and threats to drive fraternal societies out of the state, with odds and statements from Mr. McDavid. Additional brief items note Syracuse twins Patrick Deveraux and Hannah Collins turning 80, a remark on matchlock guns, and a Siberian sunrise sequence in an astronomers’ agreement.
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McDavid
O'Malley
Syracuse
N. Y
Patrick Deveraux
Hannah Collins
Ireland
British Bomber Strikes Normandy Deck Aboard Normandie
A Royal Air Force bomber crashed onto the deck of the ship Normandie in Cowes Roads as it disembarked passengers from New York. Pilot Lieut G K Horsey escaped injury and went ashore, leaving the aircraft on the liner. The Normandie continued to Le Havre with the bomber still aboard.
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Gosport
Eng
Royal Air Force
Cowes Roads
New York
G. K. Horsey
Horsey
le Havre
COG OWNER FINED AS COPS RENEW DRIVE
In Jefferson City police renew efforts to curb rabies by deterring owners from letting dogs run free. Dogs killed as warnings grow, with sergeant urging owners to muzzle or tie pets for public safety. Jail terms handed to several drunkenness cases, with suspensions and promises to reform noted. Aerial trade junket described as wine association sponsors flights to multiple western cities. State treasurer Armstrong expands stock of sales tax tokens anticipating tourist use and profit.
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Renn
Joe Schraeder
Jefferson City
Gro
Jessie Davis
Rotana Davis
Davis
G. B
Morrow
Wheatly
Woman finally earns Wisconsin degree after 70 years
Agnes Ferguson of Hannibal Missouri received the University of Wisconsin bachelor of philosophy degree 70 years after completing her course in 1866. She was not present due to a hip injury. the scroll will be mailed. An honorary degree went to Dr Joseph Erlanger. Ferguson, 87, is believed to be the university’s first woman graduate.
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University of Wisconsin
Ferguson
Joseph Erlanger
St. Louis
Hannibal
Agnes Sawyer Ferguson
Chicago
John Ferguson
Belfast
Ireland
Hastings
Ned
Longtime Wisconsin resident dies at age 87
A resident with roots in Coos County New Hampshire and later Monroe Wisconsin passed away after a long life marked by mobility and family. She moved with her husband forty five years ago and spent her early years in New Hampshire and Wisconsin. Her family notes her resilient character and devotion to relatives.
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Ing
Coos County
New Hampshire
Monroe
Wis
Fasteeth Powder Promises All Day Denture Comfort
Fasteeth powder keeps plates from dropping or slipping with a gummy free feel. It sweetens breath and provides day long comfort. Praised by users and dentists, it offers three sizes and is available at druggists to avoid denture worry.
Farley Denies Call on Missouri Fundraising Tickets
Postmaster General James A. Farley denied he telephoned Springfield Missouri postmaster Greenwade to direct campaign fundraising in the city. He said he did not ask Greenwade to handle the sale of Roosevelt nominator tickets.
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Farley
Philadelphia
James A. Farley
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