Bricker attacks New Deal as destroying Democratic Party
Governor Bricker denounces the New Deal in a campaign speech in St. Louis. He says the administration divides the nation, favors labor groups, and uses wartime powers to subjugate citizens. He accuses White House aides and Hillman of steering policy toward communism and criticizes Hatch Act violations. He continues with stops in Bowling Green, Nashville, Minneapolis, Centralia, Ottumwa, a Tri City Meeting, and Milwaukee.
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John W. Bricker
New Deal
Mississippi
St. Louis
Bricker
Roosevelt
White House
Hopkins
Frankfurter
Rosenman
Pepper
Ickes
Kelly
Hague
Pendergast
America
Democratic Party
Chicago
Sidney Hillman
Hillman
PAC
Paythem
Earl Browder
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Nashville
Tenn
Minneapolis
Dewey Says No Indispensable Man In Republic
Thomas E. Dewey denounces the idea of one indispensable leader and warns that American peace and prosperity should not rely on a single person. A Belleville elementary teachers meeting drew attendees Mrs Seeley Miss Machamer and Miss Hobbs while Mary Lee of Downs served as relief agent at the Mo Pacific Station during Cox’s absence.
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Ani
America
Mary Lee
Downs
Mo. Pacific Station
K. V. Cox
Pauline Skidmore R N Returns to Concordia Hospital
Pauline Skidmore R N after visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Berggren returned to Concordia Thursday where she is doing special at the St Joseph hospital since the 1st of August. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Oscar Aspegren were Mr and Mrs Ronald Johnson and Shirley Mr and Mrs Casey Bowen Mrs Lester Bowen and sons and Mr Carl Aspegren and Roger Mr and Mrs Art Cardwell Mr and Mrs Homer Cardwell and Pauline and Laura Rasmussen were Wednesday evening visitors of Mrs Charley Cardwell and family. Mr and Mrs J J Smith and daughter Edna returned early last week from Wilson Kansas at the home of their daughter living there. Edna Smith left for her home in California Saturday morning after a visit of several weeks with her parents. Mrs C E Wyman returned to her home in Clifton after spending several days at the home of Dr and Mrs FE P Ahrens.
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Pauline Skidmore R. N
Chas. Berggren
Concordia
St. Joseph Hospital
Oscar Aspegren
Ronald Johnson and Shirley
Casey Bowen
Lester Bowen and Sons
Carl Aspegren
Roger
Art Cardwell
Homer Cardwell
Pauline
Laura Rasmussen
Charley Cardwell
J. J. Smith
Edna
Wilson Kansas
Edna Smith
California
Mrs
E. Wyman
Clifton
Dr. and Mirs
FE. P. Ahrens
Surprise guests at Wil bert Hall celebration
Mr and Mrs Wil bert Hall of Republic hosted a Sunday gathering with guests including Mr and Mrs Reuben Carlson and Eugene, Mr and Mrs J W Hall, Mr and Mrs Victor Carlson and family, Mr and Mrs Herman Anderson and May, and Mr and Mrs Lewis Wallin.
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Wilbert Hall
Republic
Reuben Carlson
Eugene
J. W. Hall
Victor Carlson
Herman Anderson
May
Lewis Wallin
Mrs Hulda Swyhart Visits Mrs Emily Willis On Monday
Mrs Hulda Swyhart spent a Monday afternoon visiting Mrs Emily Willis, sharing conversation and hospitality in a cordial social call.
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Hulda Swyhart
Emily Willis
Miss Edna Robison Attends Belleville Teachers Meeting
Miss Edna Robison attends an Elementary Teachers meeting in Belleville on Friday, joining colleagues for discussions and updates on local education practices.
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Edna Robison
Belleville
By Their Works Ye Shall Know Them
A compilation of quotes from Franklin D Roosevelt including remarks on presidential terms, government costs, and deficit hopes. The text mixes speech excerpts and rhetorical questions reflecting confidence in leadership.
Eleanor Roosevelt Warns U S Women on Alcohol Use
In a nationwide 1933 broadcast Eleanor Roosevelt urged the average girl to learn early how much whiskey and gin she could safely drink, highlighting concerns about alcohol consumption among women.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Man In Uniform Urges Equal Treatment for Veterans
Franklin D Roosevelt, speaking in Washington on March 27, 1934, argued that wearing a uniform does not entitle a serviceman to special benefits beyond those available to all citizens. He emphasized equal government treatment for all, regardless of military status.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Washington
Kansas Leaders Schoeppel and Reed Praised in Military Era Note
A Kansas tribute extols Governor Andrew F. Schoeppel as popular and effective, praising his wartime administration and stand against Washington bureaucrats. It also highlights U. S. Senator Clyde M. Reed, lauding his vigor, equity fights for farmers, and strong general support after a large primary showing.
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Andrew F. Schoeppel
Kansas
Washington
Clyde M. Reed
United States Senate
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Scandia
W. D. Vance
Thomas E. Dewey
Elsie and
Jess
N. C. E. Electric Cooperative, Inc
N. C. K. Electric Cooperative Inc
F. I. Gilbert
Belleville, Kansas
R. C. Canfield
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Sohenma
Reddybox
Pal One
Ell Istic Securic
Kanvas Power Company
Progressive Electric Company
American
Business Management
Boston
United States
W.d.vance
Republican Publicity Committee
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