Republicana convention in Cleveland selects Stiewer for 1932 ticket
The Republicana gathered in Cleveland nominate Frederick Stiewer as their presidential candidate with support from key western agrarian figures. Senator Borah and Governor Landoose praised Stiewer for constitutional fidelity, anti New Deal stance, and wartime resilience, signaling a western-focused campaign outlook.
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Frederick Strewer
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Charles L. Ben Wary
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Intriguing Mixed News From Brisbane This Week
A fragment rich with varied bits covers crime, politics, and culture. It notes a murder in New York with police-led clues, celebrates a seventh birthday display of military power, and mentions Mussolini era population aims. It also touches on England France economics, elephant heart rates, and a rumor-filled travelogue tone.
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England
Nick
New York
Raunierer
Bmt
Aranue
Hitapane
Jin
Herta
Tiver
Toma
Muggolin
Italy
Mussolini
Ethiopia
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Turbulent party lines in Roosevelt era politics
The piece surveys Democratic and Republican shifts during the Roosevelt era, noting Virginias Republican attitude toward Carter Glass and New Deal supporters. It contrasts Roosevelt and La Follette stances, cites Johnson Norris and McNary as pivotal figures, and probes party loyalty as the era shifts with ongoing New Deal debates and bold projects like Quoddy Bay and the Florida canal.
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Grarty
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