Roosevelt to Concentrate on East and Mid-West
Hyde Park plans for a series of short presidential campaigns center on New England the middle West and the Rocky Mountain area. Roosevelt and 27 top lieutenants discussed possible dates and major addresses likely in Omaha Denver Chicago Detroit New York and perhaps Worcester or Springfield Mass. A West Coast swing was deemed unlikely with trips lasting five days at most and a Madison Square Garden finale in New York City before election day.
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Non-Answering Speeder Jailed In Ohio
G Milburn, manager of a sewing machine shop, posted a $10 bond after five hours in jail for twice missing appearances on a speeding charge. Arrested on the Johnstown road by Patrolman Otis Lyons, he failed to appear Monday and Wednesday, leading to jail. He will have a hearing tonight before City Police Judge Millard French. Xenia residents describe a student recalling the McKinley school portrait. A bank window display shows William McKinley, prompting a bystander to identify him as the school’s owner. National leaders including President Garner, Attorney General Cummings, Secretaries Hull and Roper, and Farley attended. Congressmen, senators, and other officials joined the meeting, with Marvin McIntyre among the attendees, bringing the headcount to 29 plus Roosevelt.
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Good Neighbor League Praises His World Record
The Good Neighbor League released a manifesto signed by 25 peace advocates, welfare workers, educators and business leaders urging Roosevelt's re election for his peace policy and war era laws. The piece notes his aims to remove profits from war, ban loans to nations at war, establish munitions control, and uphold neutrality.
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Bluefield Corps Contest Winner at National Legion Parade
Judges at the eighteenth National American Legion convention announced drum corps winners. Sponsored units include Gallitzen post in Pennsylvania and Sons of the American Legion in Overton Texas. Honorable mention went to Barbersville, with mixed boys and girls drum groups also present.
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