Borah Statement Gratif ies Leaders In Campaign
Washington July 7 Senator Borah said he has no intention of bolting the Republican ticket. Governor Landon of Kansas welcomed the move and prepared for conferences with Republican leaders before his nomination acceptance. Borah’s Boise speech had hinted at opposition but showed support for the platform and not a split. Party leaders in both camps moved to crystallize plans as Farley and Roosevelt talked over campaign roles and start dates. Snell warned that government spending and the large deficit would dominate the race as Coughlin issued a National Union for Social Justice statement.
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Borah
Landon
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Topeka
Idzhoan
Boise
Platorm
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Senate
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Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Arthur Ballantine
New York
J. Reuben Clark
Salt Lake City
London
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Farley
L. W. Robert
Democratic National Committee
Bertrand H. Snell
House
Potsdam
N. Y
Charles FE. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Lemke O'Brien Union Party Could Force House Election
Father Coughlin claims his group could supply 10,000,000 votes to the Union party, potentially throwing the presidential election to the House of Representatives if no candidate wins a majority in the electoral college.
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Lemke-O’brien
Union Party
House of Representatives
Father Couchlin
Dress for Landon Night at Nomination Ceremony
Estes Park reports Mrs Alfred M Landon selected a salmon pink and white floral print gown for July 23 when Gov Alf M Landon will be notified as the Republican presidential nominee. The outfit features a white crepe slip and center vertical white crepe bands with three quarter bell sleeves and a white crepe neck band. She travels with Peggy Anne Landon Mildred Creighton S E Cobb and John M Landon to Topeka for the state capitol event.
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Colo
CPI
Alfred M. Landon
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Landon
Topeka
Kansas State Capitol
Peggy Anne Landon
S. E. Cobb
Mildred Creighton
John M. Landon
Governor Landon urges constitutional amendment for social security
In a July address to the Kansas legislature Gov Alf M Landon outlines the need to amend the state constitution to allow social security measures. He argues the constitution requires amendments via general election and calls for a grant of power rather than detailed plans. He favors a prudent approach, preserves existing care provisions, and notes anticipated need for new public buildings and potential tax adjustments.
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Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Judiciary Committee
Legislative Council
Republican Party
Congress
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Tucker-Isms 160th anniversary message from Stein Furniture Co
The document marks the nation’s 160th birth anniversary and emphasizes freedom, responsibility for each citizen, and renewed allegiance to community and country as articulated by President Stein Furniture Co.
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President
Stein Furniture Co
Governor thanks legislature for cooperation on new buildings
The governor notes that buildings may be constructed at once and funds will be available if appropriations are made in regular session next January. He thanks the legislature for courtesy and the nonpartisan, statesmanlike service, acknowledging sacrifices and the public appreciation for past performances.
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Kansas
Youth Stops Car Quickly But Age Holds Road Best
Richmond tests by the public safety department show drivers over 25 are more proficient at staying on the highway and judging speed. Drivers under 25 stop more quickly at signals and are less affected by sun glare.
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Richmond
Richmond Department of Public Safety
Lecompton Socials and Obituary Notes
Lecompton and Big Springs residents shared visits and hosting duties at several Sunday gatherings. John C. Todhunter of Watson area died after a stroke, with services in Topeka and burial at Sands McMichael. The community mourns and honors his family including wife Lulu Todhunter and children Roy and Mrs Harvey Glenn.
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Irene Snecker
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Ruby Mae Webber
Fred McClanahan
Colony
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Watson
L. E. Stone
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Topeka
F. H. Nace
J. M. Taylor
W. H. Glenn
Dover
George F. Bahnmaier
W. B. Stauffer
Old Rugged Cross
Lulu Todhunter
Roy
Harvey Glenn
Sam Buchheim
Hird
Mae Unger
Lawrence
Edward McClanahan
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