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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1935
Page
14
Governor Talmadge of Georgia rallied foes of Roosevelt’s policies in a nationwide hookup. He attacked the recovery program, warned of a split in the Democratic Party, and denied forming a third party while urging a return to Democratic principles.
Representative Cox calls for radio time to answer Gov Talmadge as Georgia politics split over the New Deal. Cox attacks federal programs, urges constitutional restoration, abolishing NRA and processing taxes, and paying veteran bonuses from the work relief fund, claiming relief rolls would halve in 60 days.
The Junior Birdmen of America, led from New York City, promotes aviation salary for members with a seven handbook series priced at 10 cents each. Advisory editor Dr. Alexander Klemin of New York University guides the texts edited by Lawrence Shaw, covering model plane work and aviation topics.
A Democratic orator blasts “boon-dogglers” who allegedly intimidate government critics and threaten free speech at a Georgia cotton manufacturers conference in Augusta attended by Marvin McIntyre. He claims the Roosevelt era pushes tax increases and labels the relief fund a “darkest blot on the pages of history.”
Former budget director Lewis W. Douglas warned at a National Economy League dinner that continued unbalanced government spending will lead to dictatorship. He said flat bank deposits fuel deficits and that policy diverges from the pristine handling of money.
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