New Deal in Washington Rivalry Grows Over Liberty League
A political row shapes the 1936 campaign as Roosevelt allies and Liberty League figures face suspicion from both parties. Shouse may seek a conservative Democrat on a ticket while pro Roosevelt groups fear a conservative swing. The Liberty League protests administration policies and is linked to major financial interests, raising tensions ahead of elections.
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Rodney Dutcher Wastungies
Lt Ward
Jouett Shouse
American Liberty League
Shouse
Lew Douglas
al Smith
Apen
Roosevelt Democrats
Progessoes
Liberty League
Roosevelt
League
United Press
Harry Hopkins
Starr to inherit one million from diamond fortune uncle
Abraham Starr once a blacksmith now a foreman in an East Side New York tenement smiles at news of a forthcoming one million dollar inheritance from his uncle Harry Lozack, the South African diamond fortune heir.
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Abraham Starr
East Side
New York
Harry Lozack
Shouse Campaign Risks Amid Relief Debate
A political field centers on Mr Shouse amid relief politics with critics claiming his support could destabilize rivals. The discourse cites a quote about 30 to 40 million employed people and questions the fairness of relief. A Balti more FERA survey found few job-refusal cases and many relief recipients moved to private work, countering claims of widespread unemployment aid abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Shouse
League
Shouse
New Deal
Kansas
Eversore
Audieres
FERA
Balimore
Mars
Fragmented OCR July 15 1905 prices and deaths report
Readable fragments describe July 15 pricing notes and deaths, with mentions of medical tests, gas prices, and a few names. The text is garbled but references a financial or commodity context and a death event, plus unclear local figures and dates.
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Yale
Spregard
Savory Potato Salad With Protein Rich Fillers
A NEA service recipe explains how to prepare Savory Potato Salad using diced potatoes, hard boiled eggs, beets and parsley with a lemony dressing. It covers chilling time, cutting tips, and serving ideas such as cucumber aspic with ham and radish roses for an attractive cold meal accompaniment.
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Mary £. Dagle
NEA
Messy Weekly Menu and Disorder At Lake Royer Incident
A garbled clipping outlines meals with Cantaloupe and roasted lamp chops and a chaos note about a stabbing like fight. It reports Lake Royer closed to the public due to rowdyism after a fight near Camp Ritchie with a transient named George Wicker from Scottdale Pennsylvania and a police response leading to assault charges.
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Cy Hospital
George Wicker
Scottdale
Wicker
Frank Dorsey
Fence To Enclose Lake At Camp Ritchie To Bar Swimmers
Workmen will begin this week to erect a fence around the lake at Camp Ritchie to prevent swimming. No swimming will be allowed except for those granted permissions through the camp office. The action follows repeated rowdy incidents in the evenings and late at night, with the sheriff called to quell disturbances Saturday and Sunday evenings.
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Lake Royer
Robert F Barrick
Ritchie
Camp Ritchie
Licorice Extinguisher Use Suggests Saponin Foam
Licorice is noted to be used in extinguishers as a source of saponin a froth producing substance that smothers flames.
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