Observers Guess on Smiths Plans in Presidential Drive
Washington reports intensified tension between the New Deal and the American Liberty League on the eve of Alfred E. Smiths speech. Analysts weigh whether Smith will attack the Roosevelt administration, back an independent ticket, or refrain from active campaigning as preparations begin for a Liberty League dinner. The dinner attracts over 3,000 applications for 2,000 seats, with broad party maneuvering ahead of the Philadelphia convention.
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Washington
New Deal
American Liberty League
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Roosevelt
New York
Liberty League
Senate
Schnellenbach
D-Wash
League
John J. Raskoh
Emith
Pierre du Pont
Delaware
Schwellenbach
Mr. Roosevelt
Schweltenbach
John W. Davis
Philadelphia
States
Gauck handling multiple jobs for Barteldes firm
A. C. Gauck is shipping equipment to Arkansas City for Basil Green's $200000 project and plans further trips for Barteldes Seed Co. He has also sent garden seed to Oklahoma City and will haul popcorn to Denver, broom corn seed from Syracuse, and make additional runs to Tulsa. The pieces note heat in the workday and accompanying brief talks on politics and music at local clubs.
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H. C. Gauck
Arkansas City
Basil Green
Gauck
Oklahoma City
Barteldes Seed Co
Denver
Barteldes
Syracuse
Kan
Tulsa
Okla
Barteldes Company
Fall Leaf Guests and Sick List Report
Miss Gladys Shirek was a guest of Katheryn and Lila May Reetz Monday night. Mrs Ralph Mathia was on the sick list several days last week.
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Gladys Shirek
Katheryn
Lila May Reetz
Ralph Mathia
Local social visits span Kansas City and Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Reed of Kansas City spent Saturday night with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vitt. Mrs. Charles Hill and daughter Wilma and Mrs. Harold Simon of Lawrence visited Mr. and Mrs. Noah Canary and son Harold last Monday. Wayne Vitt visited from Friday to Monday with cousin Raymond Bowen at Weaver.
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Alfred Reed
Kansas City
Frank Vitt
Charles Hill
Wilma
Harold Simon
Lawrence
Noah Canary
Harold
Wayne Vitt
Raymond Bowen
Weaver
Pleasant Valley Visitors And Local Social Notes
Miss Dorothy Holcomb Jett leaves Pleasant Valley for Miami Oklahoma to spend two weeks vacation with her parents. Dorothy has lived with her grandparents Mr and Mrs A L Holcomb for two years. E D McKay of Clinton visited the Maloney home. Mr and Mrs Vernon Garrett and daughters Shirley and Virginia visited the Howard family in Eudora Sunday.
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Dorothy Holcom
Jett ‘Sues
Miami
Okla
Dorothy
A. L. Holcom
E. D. McKay
Clinton
Maloney
Vernon Garrett
Shirley
Virginia
Fred Howard
Eudora Sunay
Puff’s Rocket Races Past a Red Plane
Puff the character wonders how far he has flown as he sails alone through the sky. His rocket bursts forward past a red Plane painted object, creating a moment of solitary travel and bright color in the scene.
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Puffy
Puff
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