Tugwell's Stump Tour Highlights Farm Policy Clash
The Tribune reports Tugwell and Roosevelt aides touring the nation to push agrarian reform and discredit middlemen. The piece critiques Tugwell’s plan to tax processing and shift profits, noting resistance from processors and Congress, and warns of dangerous power in public propaganda.
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Atrocious Measure on Farm Mortgage Relief Veto Considered
Roosevelt faces possible veto of the Frazier Lemke bill to refinance farm mortgages. Critics claim it revalues land in court and could shrink credit, harming lenders and insurers. Supporters argue it would aid debtors but the piece warns of long term harm to capital and contracts.
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Mrs Wilson's Endorsement Shakes Missouri Political Heat
Widow of Francis M. Wilson backs Cochran stirring voter division in Missouri Democratic ranks. article notes Truman group downplays impact while party eyes factions, with Jefferson City Horse Show details and weather concerns amid campaign tense atmosphere.
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Missouri editorial questions silver purchase plan
The Kansas City Times argues the Washington claim that a 940 million dollar silver purchase would raise prices is unfounded. It notes the vast gold and currency exists already, with no clear price rise from currency expansion, and says the real need is jobs, production, and trade rather than more money.
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McNinch Reappointed to Federal Power Commission by Roosevelt
Frans R. McNinch a South Carolina Democrat led Hoover forces in 1928 and was named to the Federal Power Commission. Roosevelt reappointed him for another term despite South Carolina Senator Bailey’s opposition over his party desertion. The case underscores Roosevelt’s claim that ability matters more than politics in office.
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Jefferson City Horse Show Draws 2000 At White Way Park
About 2,000 spectators packed Whiteway Park for the second annual Jefferson City horse show. The nine-class program featured Pony, Five Gaited, Lady Riders, Roadster, and Gaited events with winners named, Gov Park among attendees, and a final showing scheduled for tonight at 7 45.
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Robles Kidnap Suspect Held in Colorado By Police
Suspected of the Jame Robles kidnapping in Tucson Arizona, Don Rodriguez 22 of Globe Arizona is shown in La Junta Colorado during questioning by Arizona officers. Police say Rodriguez was captured in Rochyford Colorado by a hanker whom he intended to kidnap.
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Norma Millen Guilty In Death Gage Case Dedham Mass
Nineteen year old Norma Millen found guilty as an accessory to two murders and a robbery in the bank holdup by her husband Marion Millen. Jury of 12 deliberated seven hours, amid a 4000 strong crowd outside. Sentencing possible up to 21 years. appeal granted with 20 days to file. sentence not set until October.
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New Deal In Washington by Rodney Dutcher
Washington correspondent reports the heated behind the scenes fight over the make up of the new Federal Securities Exchange Commission centers on Ben Cohen a mild shy and intelligent man with Wall Street rivals pushing for insiders on the five man board. The piece lists figures from Raymond Moley Sam Rayburn Duncan Fletcher and W Averell Harriman involved in lobbying and notes Jewish financiers fear anti semitism. It also covers Wallace's corn seed drive and a remark on farmers and efficiency linking seed and machinery to production.
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Missouri Spanish War Veterans elect leaders at encampment
In Boonville Missouri during the 30th annual encampment H L Cherryholmes of Kansas City was elected Missouri commander of the United Spanish War Veterans. Mrs Anna M Davis of St Louis was chosen president of the ladies auxiliary. Branson was eliminated when 80 delegates wrote its name on ballots for the 1935 encampment.
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