Editorial on post primary campaign tone and candidate contrasts
The piece assesses the election aftermath, fault lines in the Turner and Colfesh campaigns, and the scorched rhetoric used by supporters. It argues Turner's foes overstate demagoguery while praising his honesty and administrative potential for the fall contest, noting enduring debates about wealth and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfesh
Turner
Ibel Turner
Dan
Wall Street
Catesmen
Turver
Mencken critique prompts debate over education costs
The piece quotes Mencken arguing rural districts overbuilt schools burdening taxpayers. It counters that education is not at fault but economic distribution, noting battleships spend more than schools in peacetime and praising Santee music education and home life for Native American students with thanks to contributing churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetri Lows Mencken
Mencken
Mr. Mencken
America
Ufe
Mentken
Midwest
Iiss
Megeken
Gsin & Eortalg
Anand
Bebie
New Enetané Conservatory
Boston
Santee Acbhod
American Missionary Assptiation
Dakota
Bronx
Cborue
Olivet
Calvary
Maundey
Yankton College Conservatory of Music
Sret
Sbe
Omaha
American Missionary Association
Congregational National Council
National Council
Fisk Jubilee Singers
Bantes
Santee
Guy Buffalo
Academe
Srade Gang High School
Houshold
Alcaly
Alameds
Palo Alto
Califorgia
Malvern Notes On Diplomas and Odd Local Tales
The item describes longtime diploma signer W. Satyers in Malvern and Mills County noting his steady record since 1527 with over 400 sheets. It mentions a quirky scene of officials misplacing clothing at the Malvern Cold Storage and a local softball team weighing league costs versus benefits and preferring bush league status. Election recollections touch on ward politics and corrupt practices of past days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Satyers
Malvern
Mills County
Balyera
Waller
Bootta
Arthur McCullough
Pfetele
West Side
Platts
Bother
Washington Relief Plan Toasted in 1944 Congress
A Roosevelt led session at the White House considers a large relief package of about 500 million dollars to be rushed through Congress to combat economic distress. Officials discuss aid for agriculture and allowances for sealed corn to be sold to the Federal Emergency Relief Corporation under new rules. The piece thanks supporters in the 7th Congressions District for their campaign efforts in early Bemait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White Houses
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Federal Emergency Relief Corporation
History Week Reflections on NRA Crisis and Roosevelts Plans
The week featured unions challenging the NRA while recovery efforts risked further civil disorder. Chicago Republicans issued a liberal platform, Roosevelt outlined a next Congress program, and NRA retreats plus NEA withdrawals shaped policy. A drought relief package totaling 525 million dollars was proposed with detailed allocations, and a Dillinger case led to a fatal shooting during a police arrest, ending with a related arrest of his bride.
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Chicago
Henry P. Fietcher
Everett Sanders
National Committee
Senate
House
Ams
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
John Dillinger
Waterloo
Iowa
Dillinger
Wisconsin Lodge House
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Board of Supervisors
Westivl
Britorial
Greece
Kolog
Gay
Solent
al Bentee
Lawrence
Beret
Teeta
Racecrest
Pouly
Bis Bree
Hte
Weare
Getle Catepaign
Dane
Savernoeta
NRA
Derrow
NEA
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