Knox Acceptance Speech Praises Republican Ticket
Col Frank Knox accepts the vice presidential nomination in Chicago amid packed stadium cheers and outside crowds listening by loudspeaker. He attacks the New Deal as federal control and regimentation harming business and labor, urging renewed private enterprise.
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Germany re fortifies Helgoland amid peace hopes and tensions
In parliament Eden downplays German moves on Helgoland while France and Britain seek broader peace talks. Separately, Senator Donahue is struck by lightning in Chesapeake Bay. Reynolds robbed in Mexico. GOP nominee Halden vies for Senate seat as Brookhart pursues the Farmer-Labor line. England’s Wellcome dies. King Edward VIII dedicates Vimy memorial in France. CCC discharges surge as Queen Mary sets transatlantic record.
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Berlin Warsaw Accord on Danzig Policies Reached
A Polish agency reports an accord between Berlin and Warsaw on Free City of Danzig policies. Nazis will provide explanations to ease tensions after recent incidents in the city.
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Michigan Prominent Cars and Crises Reported Across State
A trucking backfire sparked a blaze on US-12 causing two hours of congestion. Battle Creek records driver Olney with 150000 miles no accidents in 20 years. General Foods plans 1.5 million for two buildings. Beans rise to 4.40 per 100 pounds for 1935 crop. Wolf Lake Fish Hatchery becomes world largest. An egg found in a nest during a heat wave. County relief commission reorganizations approved. Uncle Jerry Combs dies at 107. Severe storms damage Flint area. AC Spark Plug workers laid off. Signs suit in Mt Clemens over billboards. Lenawee Hillsdale farmers abandon Devil’s Lake picnics. $7,500 verdict for Earl McEntire estate vs LeFebvre. 1000 taxicabs to be pressed into service for Second Army maneuvers.
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Roosevelt poised to unveil new farm co operative plan
Washington observers expect President Roosevelt to propose a fresh farm and city consumer cooperative program to lure farm voters from Governor Landon. The plan, linked to the platform promise to bridge the price gap between producers and buyers, may surface before the election as New Deal officials tour Europe studying cooperatives. Analysts warn campaign strategy will adapt to hostile scrutiny and media competition as both candidates refine their messages.
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Childhood and politics in a wandering American essay
The piece recalls a whimsical French childhood and a dog washing venture by girls, then shifts to critique of postwar ideals. It notes Holland funding war planes in Baltimore, and discusses Reverend Charles C. Webber’s plan to abolish capitalism for a planned economy, questioning God’s role and the feasibility of a youth ruled society. It ends by praising America’s air hub status and naming several U.S. cities as air traffic leaders.
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