Landon Demands Shutting Off Power in Radio Address
Former Republican nominee Alf M Landon urged Congress and the nation to curb presidential power and seek workable legislation through constitutional means The Oct 19 radio mass meeting aimed at 17 000 000 supporters argued Roosevelt should heed diverse counsel and revise labor and social security acts while warning of potential drift toward war Observers questioned Landons political future and possible 1940 bid without clear intent to exit the field
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AL M. Landon
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Landon
Congress
London
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America
Washington
Alf MM. Landon
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
The page lists five items from a quiz: Schmeling won by technical knockout in round twelve. a three-cent stamp cost three cents in 1870. Thomas Gray wrote Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard. the minute hand completes a full revolution in sixty minutes. and California is noted for its old redwood trees.
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Schmeling
Thomas Gray
California
Freshman Class Names Candidates for Maryland U President
College Park Md Oct 19 The University of Maryland freshman class nominated Frank Davis Poolesville and Robert Harman Washington for class president. Other nominees were Barbara Boose Washington Eloise Webb Mr Airy for secretary and Jean McCurdy Kensington Margaret Woltinger Hagerstown for women’s reps. The election will be held tomorrow.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Frank Davis
Poolesville
Robert Harman
Washington
Barbara Boose
Eloise Webb
Airy
Wovraen
Jean McCurdy
Kensington
Margaret Woltinger
Hagerstown
Arkansas Voters Elevate Independent John Miller in Bailey Win
In Little Rock on October 19, Arkansas voters elected Independent John E. Miller to a major state office, defeating New Deal Democrat incumbent Gov. Carl Bailey. Miller, 41, will take the seat in the January 1, 1943 term and plans to be seated at the November 15 special session. Results show Bailey losing by a wide margin as Miller campaigns against Roosevelt and the New Deal amid a charged political climate. Miller is described as soft-spoken with fishing and hunting hobbies, born in Missouri and educated in local schools before attending Cape Girardeau Teachers College.
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Little Rock
Jan Robinson
John E. Miller
Arkansas
Carl l M. Bailey
Associated Press
Siler
Bailey
Miller
Franklin Delang Roosevelt
Arus Cilisens
Bailew
Demecrie Fate Comunittes
Bailes
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Hattie Ts Way
Robinson
Benatarcleet
Stoddard County
Bloomfield
Cape Tuirardeau Te Fo
Beer case moved to Frederick for trial venue
The Cumberland Brewing Company sues Edgar T Johnson in Howard County alleging payment by checks dishonored by Central Bank of Howard County. The suit seeks $170.15 plus related charges with later checks for 8. letter. Johnson seeks a fair trial and asks for venue to remain in Howard County or move to Frederick County.
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Howard County
Frederick County
Cumberland Brewing Company
Allegany County
Edgar T. Johnson
Heaward County
Central Bank
Howared County
Siducient Fune
Jerome Loughrs
Fudge Wol
Teeth County Fear Sx Bye Company
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Undefined fragment about Arkansas legal figures
Fragmentary OCR text references University of Rene alo and University shaol, law practice in Searcy Arkansas in 1912, election as prosecuting attorney, and three time reelections. Mentions former Bib Vines, weather, and several unreadable names and dates.
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Searcy
Cruey
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Cauess
Send
Arkansas
Aosan
Ohm Jr
Louise
Entente Efforts to End Spanish War Stalemate Fail
London October 19 reports the Spanish conflict remains deadlocked as Anthony Eden warns the Italo German front the situation is grave. The nine power non intervention committee fails to resolve volunteers withdrawal after Italy demands reverting to last July British plan. Eden chairs talks and schedules another meeting while hinting Britain may act if no agreement is reached.
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London
Anthony Eden
Eden
CYCEIST REPORTED STRUCK Mares Rints, 15
A cycling incident near Frederick led to 15 year old Mares Rints receiving minor injuries. Frederick Kronte, age 8, was admitted to Erica Co hospital around 10:15 Tuesday night with cuts and bruises after a bicycle collision with a car. Police have not filed a report. local residents note the rider was involved.
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Frederick Kronte
Frederica CO Hospital
Welock
Art
New High School Plan Is Pursued in Frederick
Frederick County boards press ahead with a new high school despite slim chances for a PWA grant. Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt told Parkway School PTA that officials will seek county funding to purchase the Kidwiler farm site and hope for a new act at the 1939 Maryland General Assembly to secure funds.
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Frederick
Pruitt
Maryland General Assembly
Washington
Charles F. Bowers
Ella Kreig
Charles C. T. Stull
Heights Cabin Burned in Blaze near Braddock Heights
A coal oil stove explosion caused a fire that destroyed a log cabin owned by Melvin Oden along the Hagerstown pike near White House Inn Braddock Heights. John Joy of A and P Meat Dept and William Wachter leased the cabin and escaped after grabing trousers. A Frigidaire valued at 300 dollars was lost. The Independent Hose Company saved the garage and nearby trees. The building was insured.
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Melvin Oden
Hagerstown Pike
White House Inn
Braddock Heights
John Joy
A. and P. Store
East Patrick Street
William Wachter
Hare Company
Roosevelt says no commitments for nine power talks
President Roosevelt announced the United States will join the Sino-Japanese nine power conference without commitments to other governments. In Shanghai Chinese bombers bombed Japanese lines as Japan warned railways and stations are now military targets amid the looming conference on October 30.
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Hyde Park
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America
Shanghai
Bus Overcrowding To Be Investigated
Baltimore officials announce a Public Service Commission warning that state police will investigate overcrowding on inter city buses. Frank Harper, executive secretary, warns bus owners about rules for transporting passengers in vehicles on schedules with speeds over 25 miles per hour.
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Baltimore
Public Service Commission
Frank Harper
Roscoe Ates Tells Judge He Has Only 200 Dollars
Roscoe Ates testified before Superior Judge Goodwin Knight in Los Angeles on October 19 that he could not pay $250 monthly alimony to his ex wife, saying he had only $200 in the world. The contempt charge by Mrs. Clara Ates claimed $1,447.50 in arrears, and Ates sought to reduce payments to 150. A side note states a single peony may yield 3 500 000 grains of pollen.
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Los Angeles
Roscoe Ates
Goodwin Knight
Ates
Clara Ates
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