Knox Accepts Republican Vice Presidency Nomination
Col Frank Knox received official notification of his vice presidential nomination from Senator Steiner of Oregon before a Chicago stadium crowd. The acceptance speech attacked the Roosevelt New Deal, urging free enterprise and criticizing federal control, with parades and public cheers marking the event.
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E Weekly Crop Report Highlights Weather Havoc
The Department of Agriculture reports that high temperatures and humidity are disrupting crops and stressing the growing season. Weather patterns threaten yields and require monitoring across regions.
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Vimy Memorial Unveiled by King Edward VIII in France
King Edward VIII unveiled the Vimy memorial in France honoring Canadian forces for the 1917 capture of Vimy Ridge. About 100000 stood silent as the ceremony noted Canada’s sacrifice, with France gifting the ground and Walter Allward designing the monument. Also noted were obituaries and political polling from Washington.
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Childhood, planes, and a radical Webber plan in a wartime piece
The column links teen letters from France, Holland’s dog washing venture, and Holland’s 13 bombing planes with a critique of Rev. Charles C Webber. It portrays his radical plan for a planned economy where people own industry, abolish money spent on war, and youth govern, against wartime finance.
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Questioning divine will and modern religious leadership
The excerpt debates old fashioned beliefs about God as a revolutionary force and asks why God does not enact constant renewal without human aid. It contrasts this with Lenin and Stalin’s cooperation and ponders who would fund and staff churches and seminaries if capitalism ended.
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