Landon Knox Ticket Dominates GOP Outlook in Campaign
The piece casts Landon as Kansas governor backed by loyal followers and Knox as World War II veteran and Chicago Evening News publisher. It notes Roosevelt’s renomination by Democrats and critiques the New Deal. Townsend inquiry, Lincoln legacy debates, and Farley as Roosevelt surrogate shape a tense pre election scene.
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Chicago Evening News
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Dr. Townsend
House
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Townsend
Landon Sealed GOP Victory Faith at Cleveland Convention
Alf Landon of Kansas and Frank Knox of Indiana won the Republican nomination unanimously in Cleveland as delegates hailed a harmonious convention. The platform restates the Constitution and pledges merit in the civil service, balanced budgets, and opposition to the New Deal.
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Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Frank Enex
Landon
Knox
Roosevelt
Lanedon
Grant
Prairie States
Alf Landon
Young
John D. M. Hamilton
Herbert Hoover
Jim
Frederick Steiner
Oreken
Steiner
Congress
Dave Wee
Gael
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
New Deal Administration
Tas
Griff
Cao Pin
Venton
Susannah
Hamilton
Social items and notable deaths in SAND SPRING area
The column lists visitors and guests in local homes including Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Egger and family, Mrs. Fred Welter in Dubuque, and Miss Wanda Ely from Monticello. A birth is noted for Ray and Mrs. Murray on June 14. It also reports the death of Thomas David Barrett, mayor of Bernard, detailing his career and survivors, and a hospital injury case involving Henry Kramer near Cascade.
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Edwin Egger
Robert
Mr. Pratt
St. Louis
Fred Egger
Pratt
Mr. Egger
Lucille
Louis
Amber
Velma Arduser
Jerome Baum
J. L. Batchelder
Dean Morton
Des Moines
Florence Kauffman
Madelene
Colesburg
John Blaker
Larry
Phyllis Wessel
Edward Cox
J. L. Arduser
Cascade
Lee Alcorn
Cecil Ricketts
Edgewood
Behrends
Cyril Albany
McDonald Hospital
Mesdames
Glen Eiler
Will Lang
Ed Eiler
Henry Adams
W. H. Behrends
Presbyterian Church
Monticello
Alma Brokens
Thomas David Barrett
Bernard
Dubuque County
Barrett
Garry Owen
Michael
Mary Hallihan Barrett
St. Patrick's Church
Kathryn Thornton Cannon
James Kelly
Rosary Society
J. T. Barerett
Chicago
James E
Geraldine) O'Brien
R. N
Dowagiac, Mich
William Feeney
W. B. Cannon
Timothy Barrett
Peter M. Barrett
Norfolk
Neb
Cascade Township
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Kramer
Clarence Francois
Fillmore
Chicago Priest Celebrates Second Solemn Mass at St Marys
Rev. Everard N. Klein of Chicago celebrated his second solemn high mass at St Marys church on Sunday at 10 oclock. He was ordained at Immaculate Conception Cathedral Fort Wayne Indiana on June 6 by Bishop John F Knoll. He earlier celebrated his first solemn high mass at St Andrews Chicago. He was assisted by Rev Robert Madden deacon Rev Alvin Jasenski Michigan City sub deacon and Rev Francis Schuh.
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Chicago
St. Mary's Church
Klein
Immaculate Conception
Fort Wayne
Indiana
John F. Knoll
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St. Andrew's Church
Robert Madden
Alvin Jasenski
Michigan City
Francis Schuh
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