Roosevelt Predicts Budget Balanced Within Two Years
Aboard Roosevelt train en route to Jersey City on October 2, President Roosevelt spoke in Pittsburgh about balancing the federal budget within a year or two without new taxes if national income keeps rising. He contrasted his record with Hoover’s debt increase, noting national income rose from 38 to 53 billion and could exceed 60 billion in 1936, arguing debt will be paid through growth rather than higher taxes. He received a gold medal from United Mine Workers official Patrick Fagan, pledging support from 40,060 miners in district 5 and nationwide.
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West and Huxman to Speak in Emporia Tonight
In Emporia Kansas rival Lyons county parties set two governor race rallies within a short distance of each other. Will G West Republican and Walter Huxman Democrat scheduled to address separate crowds within half an hour of one another. West to dine with leaders at 6 80 p m and speak at 7 30 at Republican HQ while Huxman speaks at 8 00 at the Broadview hotel. Prior to that West planned at Cottonwood Falls fair and Huxman at Hamilton and Madison.
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Knox Turns Guns on Squandermania in Pittsburgh
Col Frank Knox, Republican vice presidential nominee, blasted President Roosevelt in Pittsburgh accusing federal spending of endangering insurance and savings. He quoted Roosevelt and Hoover era deficits, claimed insurance and savings are unsafe, and argued banks and insurers are overburdened with federal bonds, pressuring asset values.
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Spring Hill overwhelms DeSoto in season opener 33 to 0
Spring Hill high school beat DeSoto 33 to 0 in the opening football game as DeSoto showed inexperience. Garden next game expected to be more favorable for the home team. Local ownership changes at Mid-Way restaurant with Earl Hunter taking over from O Wright.
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Family notices and travels fill county society page
Mrs Frank Rhodes visited Kansas City with relatives while others travel for visits and moves. Anna Irwin of Chanute visits uncle G V Longstreth and plans the Jubilees in Kansas City. Robb, a KU medical student from Olathe, died after an auto accident near Lawrence. A reception honors Harold and his bride at the Osborne home with guests from Lawrence and Olathe.
Local Reading and Talk Highlight Kansas Visitors
Watson gave an evening reading while William Clay Jones of Olathe presented a talk. Guests hailed from Kansas City Salina Olathe Lawrence DeSoto and Prairie Center. Mr and Mrs Harold Osborne left for a short trip after their marriage Saturday evening and will visit Iowa this weekend. Joe Stone returned to the government hospital at Excelsior Springs Mo on Monday for kidney treatment. Mrs Catherine McLaughlin came back from Kansas City with her daughter Julie Hubers family. Mrs Huber is ill and receiving hospital care. Mr and Mrs E H McVey spend the week on business in Iowa and plan a later trip to Washington DC for two to three weeks.
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