Democratic Ticket List for Roosevelt Administration
A Democratic ticket is presented listing presidential candidate Franklin D Roosevelt with running mate John N Garner and a full slate including U S Senator Matthew M Neely and Representative Joe L Smith. Other offices shown include Governor Homer A Holt Secretary of State Wm O'Brien Treasurer Richard Talbott Supt of Schools W W Trent Auditor Edgar Sims Attorney General Clarence Meadows Commissioner J B McLaughlin Supreme Court justices Fred L Fox and James B Riley State Senator W Broughton Johnston Judge Circuit Court C M Ward Sheriffs H G Farmer Prosecuting Attorneys W A Thornhill and J Justice County Commissioner E E Justice Assessor Ira Whitlock House of Delegates T E Bibb J H Harvey E D Hodson Board of Education Frank Billups John Q Cooper.
Impious Smoke over Judge C Ward row sparks debate
The Post-Herald defends its attack on Judge C Ward amid claims of political bias. The Register challenges the charge, two Republican lawyers deny justification for the claim, while Democratic attorneys back the judge. The Post-Herald shifts to purity pledges and county printing as defense.
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Post-Herald
Register
C. Ward
The
Te Sede
The American system and free enterprise in 1930s politics
The piece analyzes how the National Association of Manufacturers embraced a political platform in October, echoing the era of unfettered securities and high interest with little oversight. It notes shifts in rhetoric from the Chamber of Commerce and Col. Frank Knox to Governor Landon and the GOP. It highlights calls to end monopoly and restore “freedom of enterprise” in the Republican program and public reception.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Mark Hanna
Rosevelt
Ernes
Chamber of Commerce of
United Tes
Col
Frank Knox
Landon
Chamber
Knox
GOP
Portland
Maine
Landon speech shifts Maine campaign mood and GOP risks
In Maine and Portland, Gov. Landon criticizes the NRA and champions oil industry liberty while facing pressure from Liberty Leaguers and GOP donors. The speech frames the New Deal with robust defense of farm policy and industry freedom, suggesting a political makeover that unsettles party stalwarts.
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Continental Bank and Trust Company of
New York
London
duPonts
Morgans
Archbalds
Rockefellers
Republican State Committee
Senate Committee
Pine Tree
Liberty Leaguers
GOP
Maine
Gov. Landon
Landon
NRA
Kansas
Roosevelt
Portland
AAA
Gov
Buffalo
Kansan Havin
Gil White
Fifteen Years of Farm Policy Debates Highlight Landon Critique
Governor Landon argues the farm question has troubled administrations since Harding. He cites Hoover’s Farm Board and Fordney-McCumber tariffs, noting they worsened prices and markets. He praises Roosevelt’s early steps, detailing gains in prices, parity, income, and reduced foreclosures through 1933 to 1936, while acknowledging limited overall progress.
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Landon
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Roosevelt
Congress
Hoover Farm Board
London
New York World-Telegram
Autumn musings mix school plans and dairy notes
A local column blends school calendar jokes with hints of the Huntington Educa tion association meeting, then shifts to rural life topics. It discusses holidays in November, a Cham bers reunion picnic, horse harness terms, autumn weather, coal needs, window glass, and dairy herd notes citing Guernsey Jersey and Holstein milk traits.
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Good Old State Education Association
Huntington
Marsh Fork
Guernsey
Pinecrest
Jersey
Byrd and Roosevelt Drive to Reorganize Government
Senator Byrd of Virginia pushes a government reorganization effort linked to a Senate study and a Roosevelt plan to prune bureaus. Byrd, once state reformer, fears bureau resistance and warns that a 1940 nomination clash could derail the entire movement.
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Ashington
Byrd
Virginia
Senate
Roosevelt
New York Times
Operatic Star Returns to Teach Voice at Baylor
Phradie Wells, former Met soprano and Missouri farm girl, leaves Kirksville for Baylor University in Waco to teach voice. She aims to build an American themed opera tradition, explores cowboy and Twain Rogers subjects, and plans to schedule a concert program this year while continuing her singing career.
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Associated Press
Kirksville
Metropolitan Opera
Phradie Wells
Missouri
Waco
Texas
Baylor University
Miss Wells
Mark Twain
Will Rogers
Wells
Adair County
The Wrong Murderer by Hugh Clevely
The fragment follows Mahony and Lawson as they scheme after a murder case. Ruth Fraser lies to police about her experiences while Lee Ramsden plots to control Miss Ruth before her twenty first birthday. A tense confrontation hints at a trap awaiting Mahony tomorrow.
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Ruth
Lee-Ramsden
Lee- Ramsden
Mullins
Lawson
Miss Ruth
Gerald Lee-Ramsden
Mahony
Miss Little
Elsa Little
Hugh Clevely
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