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Robins in the back yard of the New Deal party
The piece analyzes defections from Roosevelt support byFive Democratic leaders led by Alf Landon era Smith, Reed, Ely, Coburn and Colby, linking their departures to a rising Lemke third party and the broader European crisis. It discusses Farley's cautious response and predicts how such splits could influence the 1936 election, noting Schacht's economic diplomacy in Europe and shifting alliances.
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Washington
Alfret 5. Smith
New York
Roosevelt
Smith
James A. Heed
Missouri
Ely
Massachsetts
Bainbridge Colby
Woodrow Wilson
Daniel F. Cobatan
Rommany
Robins
Rhoosevelt
Jemez A. Farley
Farley
Democratic National Committee
New York State
New Deal
Sim Reed
Landon
Lemke
William Lemke
North Dakota
Democratic Party
Philadelphia
Father Coughlin
Detroit
National Union For Social Justice
Huey Long
Townsend
Teasevelt
New Dessets
Tird Party
Efe
Europe
America
Germany
Hitler
Hjalmar Schacht
Dr. Schacht
Balkan States
Maly
Italy
Entente
Balkans
France
Austria
Humngary
Haly
Schacht
Westars Remereper Yalow
al Smith
Jim Reed
Wall Street
Rooosevelt
Albany
Chicago
Wilson
Wall Street Corporation
Cohalan
Supreme Court of New York State
Tammany
Boxs Murphy
Tammany Hall
Werrero Nenapager Union