Republicans Rally To Fight Roosevelt In 1936 Campaign
Washington dispatch notes the Republican national committee meeting where Henry Fletcher seeks to unite the party for a 1936 bid against Roosevelt. The session produced enthusiasm but few concrete plans, with talk of a new young Republican division and internal frictions among leaders and allies.
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Prosperity Is Here to Stay says Earl Godwin Ashington
The author argues prosperity is evident in high prize fight purses and rising tourism. He cites Luturius era shows, Roosevelt era reforms, Wall Street controls, and AAA impacts. He notes increased travel, park visitation, fishing and resort spending as signs of recovery.
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Painter's Widow Laughs as Husband Returns from Mystery Death
Mrs. Williams learns her husband Charlie Williams died in a painting accident but discovers a mistaken identity. A second painter named Charles Williams was killed with only his name found on the body. The terror turns to celebration as Charlie reappears at his own wake, delivering a Twain quote.
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Frozen wells and motor bans noted in historic regions
The article describes frozen wells where ice lies with or without water and cites Brandon Vermont as a famous example. It also mentions Bermuda as a place where motors are barred, preserving seventeenth century clarms and avoiding disruption to roads and quiet.
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