Baltimore Sun Drops Roosevelt Critique and Local Notes
The Baltimore Sun declares in an editorial its view that Roosevelt’s New Deal and related policies depart from the party’s traditional spirit and goals, questioning the path toward government control. Also listed are many local social visits and family notices from Marshall Illinois area, including travels, guests, and a funeral in Greenup, with a note on water supply as a cheap, profitable feed factor.
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The
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Roosevelt
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Landon
Sun
Seed From Canada Mocking Wallace Warning
CHICAGO continued dumping of Canadian alfalfa and clover seed mocks the agriculture warning against unadapted seed. Congressman Clifford R. Hope faults the timing and notes Canada shipped 618,439 pounds in the first six months of this year versus 1,780 pounds in the same period in 1935, urging action.
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Wallace
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Clifford R. Hope
Republican National Committee
State Department
Mr. Hope
Henry Wallace
Hull
Visits Extend Across Several Families in Martinsville Area
Mrs. Etta Shaffner notes visitors from Evanston Illinois and Mooresville Indiana. Mrs. Jennie McNary from Evanston visited with the Beabout and Fraker families, returning home Thursday. Mrs. Charles Plummer and daughters from Mooresville stayed with Everett Allred’s family then visited Marshall. Various local households hosted relatives including Hendrix, Koenecke, Salvador, Boseiger, and Ward families during the week. The gathering included meals and Sunday visits across multiple households in the Martinsville region.
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Will Glenn
Greenups
Glenn
Mr Glenn
Beachout
Annahene
Jennie McNary
Evanston
Illinois
John .Beabout
Arthur Beabout
Harry Fraker
McNary
Martinsville
Milton Linn
Charles Plummer
Margaret
Joan
Mooresville
Indiana
Everett Allred
Plummer
Marshall
Ralph Cox
Will Hendrix
Mis
Hendrix
Anna Koenecke
Kennedy
Texas
Mra
Charley Salvador
Odell
Clinois
Inez Boseiger
Wilson Boseiger
Lloyd Hendrix
Auburn
Walter Boseiger
Indianapolis
Will Brosman
Dudley
Harold Walker
Shirley
Lona
Ward
Cleone
Random Factoids From wartime Era Briefs
Government says twenty five percent of American homes unfit to live. Switzerland, without a professional army for 650 years, voted seventy million dollars to equip one amid fears of invasion. New half dollars show P T Barnum, pennies feature Lincoln. Average American man stands five feet eight inches, women five feet four inches.
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P. T. Barnum
Lincoln
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Lee Thompson
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