New Deal Strategy Targets Democratic Primary Rivals
The White House and New Deal strategists push to defeat Democratic incumbents and challenge senators who oppose Roosevelt's programs. Key contests span Maryland, Missouri, Connecticut, Colorado, Nevada, Iowa, Ohio, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Utah, and other states as Hopkins and party leaders back favored candidates while avoiding some primaries.
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Washington
White House
Maryland
David J. Lewis
Millard Tydings
Lewis
New Deal
Senator Tydings
Sen
Bennett Clark
Missouri
Senator Clark
Lonergan
Connecticut
New Deal Board of Strategy
Colorado
Adams
New Dealer
Clark
Burke
Nebraska
Wheeler
Montana
Board of Strategy
Senator Adams
B. C. Hilliard
Justice Hilliard
Senate
Nevada
Pat McCarran
Inwa
Harry Hopkins
Representative Wearin
Guy Gillette
Hopkins
Iowa
Otho Wearin
Gillette
Pennsylvania
Jimmy Roosevelt
Pepper
Florida
Roosevelt
McAdoo
California
Senator Barkley
Chandler
Kentucky
Burkley
Ohio
George White
Barkley
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Congress
Thomas
Utah
Senator King
King
Far West
James P. Pope
Worth Clark
Political fights across states and relief funds pull wires
The article outlines Democratic contests in multiple states with Clark opposing Senator Pope and others like Governor Johnston, Camp, Rivers, and George facing tough primaries. It also discusses relief fund politicization, WPA usage, and critiques of the Warren price control plan ending with a note on its failure.
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Clark
House of Representatives
Pope
House
White House
Johnston
South Carolina
Cotton
Ed” Smith
Walter F. George
Lawrence Camp
United States
Atlanta
Roosevelt
George
Washington
Camp
Camp When They Found That Governor Rivers
Georgia
Senator George
Senate
Sen
Fred van Nuys
Indiana
Paul McNutt
McNutt
Braily Stewart
Chandler
Kentucky
Barkley
Pennsylvania
Guffey
WPA
That's Luck Luck A Poem About Grit And Perseverance
A reflective verse defines luck as earned through willpower work faith and grit The speaker extols temperance courage humor and resilience to face disaster and begin anew using bright honor and steady effort.
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Tom
Harry
How to Sew Fillet Crochet Purses and Bags by Ruth Wyeth Spear
Instructions describe fillet crochet for knitting bags and purses using two or more colors. It covers starting the foundation, pattern in light colors, weaving through mesh with matching thread, and finishing with a large blunt needle. Mrs Spears book offers complete directions and suggests ordering Book 2 from 210 Desplaines St Chicago Ill with 24 cents coins.
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Ecru
Delft
Prize Winning Cake Recipes To Be Announced Soon
Cake Recipe Contest submissions overwhelmed the team at the Experimental Kitchen Laboratory in New York City. Home bakers in our town produced many entries and all will be considered for $23 first prize, five $10 second prizes, and ten $5 third prizes. Winners and honorable mentions will be printed in a future booklet distributed nationally.
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C. Houston Goudiss
New York City
Safe Gardening Tips From National Safety Council
Suggestions promote safe gardening practices with first aid advice for cuts and scratches and proper tool handling. A Pikeville Kentucky bank cultivates large gardens for desks and depositors and hosts flower shows to beautify the town and give away seeds.
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National Safety Council
Pikeville
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