Three Democratic Candidates Start Early Campaign Efforts
A weekly political analysis notes three Democratic nomination camps rise across the nation. It discusses rumblings about Roosevelt, Garner, Farley, and McNutt as contenders, with focus on regional support, delegates, and party strategy amid looming election dynamics. Economic notes touch on farm labor and distribution costs in the US.
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U. S
Republian Heaver
G. O
Roosevelt
Mexico
Anna
James Aley
Caraluih
Roose Velt
Ics
Garner
Jim Farley
Nezra
Ereiere
Bork
Congress weighs farm payments and tax revamp
The senate considers a 1.218 billion farm appropriation while debating tax reform. President Roosevelt pushes restraint on low-income levies and opposes reducing government income, with debate over corporate rates and credits amid farm budget pressures. Argentina beef and other international notes appear as side discussions.
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Congress
Senate
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Mississippi
Pat Harrison
Anence
North Carolina
Robert Doughton
White House
Voting and exports dominate the week in Los Angeles and U S drafting
Judge Bev Lindsey backs raising the voting age from 21 to 16 as a morality measure. U S exports reach 20,405,230 with a 42 percent rise from last year amid world preparedness. A Nazi order targets Catholic clergy for priesthood study, affecting church personnel.
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Los Angeles
Bev Lindsey
U. S
June News Queen Elizabeth U S Entry at Niagara Falls
The document notes Queen Elizabeth entering the United States from Canada at Niagara Falls. It mentions Jone W-Thores J. Pender guest and city politics passing a measure related to evasion of $442 in income taxes. A maiden voyage from Liverpool to New York is referenced and a government reorganization takes effect June 24 creating federal loan, public works and security agencies.
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Queen Elizebeth
U. S
Canada
Magera Falls
Jone
Thores J. Pendergast
Liverpool
New York
New Dealers criticize Taft Smith debates and milk policy shifts
National affairs coverage notes New Dealers disappointment over Taft Smith debates and fear that Taft may win radio support. It links to 1930s dairy shifts, AAA price policies, and a broad tax reform debate. Contends leaders recalibrate chances for Roosevelt administration gains and Republican candidacy dynamics.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Dewey
Representative Smith
Senate
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
McNary
LL J.oinson
Iowa
Smits
Pattern plan for mercerized string and guest china
Readable fragments describe mercerized string usage and decorative squares for guest china. Mentions pattern 6307, coinst and echerts for stusre, materials, a new lease, four names and addresses, and a norm bee pizinly.
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China
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Western Newspaper Union
Farley
McNutt
Itralege
Indiana
Philippia
Indianapolis
Pak Mck
Hurd
Pacific Post
Cactus Jack Garner
U.S
Tion
Twentieth Century Fund
Europe
Peacemaker
Poland
Hitler
Sez
Gezig
Loday
Danzig Ile
League of Nations
Danzig
Farlee
NAVY
Argentina
Lima
Buenos Aires
Jose Cantilo
Brinkmann
Germany
Bjek Oved
Adolf Hitler
Rudolf Brinkmann
Herr Brink
Puertoco
Blanton
Lugene de Soths Sonal Sai
Lesis Ae Rothschild
Vienna
Rena
Smith
Teft
Washington
Robert A. Taft
T. V. Smith Mois
Recen
Deslers
Illinois
Gearh
J. Hamilton Ley
Boise Penrose
Reed Smoot
Senator Tait
AAA
Triple A
Triplea
Chein
Ves
Treasury
Associated Press
Robert L. Doughton
House
The
John W. Hanes
H E
House Wars and Means Committee
Henry Hanes
Morgenthautr
Henry
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Robert A. Tat
CESS
Hatiitteas
Martleeville
Oxte
Witvan-Humphrey Reg Cteaning Co
Sis
Fifth Street
Silene City
Sioux City
Wachter
Piheed Sarraey
Dr. S. Fohnson
Dean
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