Reed wins Republican Pennsylvania primary over Pinchot
Senator David A. Reed defeats Governor Gifford Pinchot by about 100000 votes as Pinchot fights to maintain influence in the party and Pinchot signals possible independent run. The result is hailed by New Deal opponents while Reed solidifies old guard stance against broad reforms.
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Michigan News Ledger of Accidents and Notices
wide mix of local items from across Michigan including deaths from falls at home casualties from fires and drownings, a gas pipeline move in Mecosta County and a ban on unlicensed aircraft as well as public notices on bond funds and prison reforms with multiple named towns and individuals evident throughout the report
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NRA board report stirs Washington over code policy and GOP leadership
The NRA Review Board to President Roosevelt criticizes NRA principles, prompting debate over small business relief and Johnson’s code actions. The piece notes mounting costs for code compliance, confusion among firms, and potential limits to NRA success. It also highlights Everett Sanders resignation and Republican leadership struggles amid a dominant Democratic majority.
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Prediction of Republican comeback challenged by history
A Western Newspaper Union dispatch argues that GOP fortunes rise and fall with leadership and money, noting past predictions of Democratic demise by Roosevelt era critics proved false and urging Republicans to establish strong leadership despite finances.
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