Talking It Over by Emma van Nwoemer Democrat e women in New York state gain party influence
Fragmented article notes women in New York counties gain influence within Democratic circles including Rochester and Watertown links to party organizations and peace accord sentiments. It references Seans James SM Mead and mentions increased membership and government support in a historical party context.
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New York State
Seans
James SM Mead
Theis Arts
Rochester
Watertown
Tour of 20 Counties Highlights Women's Growing Civic Role
A mid century piece notes women supporting larger life through a 20 counties tour in upstate New York. Democratic leaders praise women’s organizations for increasing influence on state and federal legislation and for promoting peace and constructive policy, with continued civic activity anticipated to shape national affairs.
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Democratic women's clubs rise in rural areas in 1928 campaign
The report highlights electrifying female support for the presidential bid, noting growth of Democratic women's clubs across rural areas and their efforts to champion farmers' issues, teachers, and foreign relations programs. Helen Knight of Mendon honored for 21 years in Monroe County Republican leadership.
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Helen Knight
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Clergy, Roosevelt clash over Federal aid to education
Boston based SP-Press Herald notes a long standing Methodist weekly’s lead editorial on the clash between Cardinal Spellman and Mrs. Roosevelt over Federal aid to education. The piece asserts a healthy debate while warning against church state entanglement and questions federal loan policies for housing. It mentions RFC loans to Lustron, salaries of Lustron executives, and a House committee chase for clarity on church and state separation.
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Chinese Reds Near Cantor in 215 Mile Ring
Chinese forces commanded by General Chen and General Cueng close within 215 miles of Cantor as they press toward shattered defenses in Honan. Defection rumors threaten central command as Maun's wing contemplates withdrawal, potentially opening the way for a southern push and a swift advance on the Chang isna line.
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Wagner’s Son OK’d By Tammany Hall
Wagner’s son approved by Tammany Hall amid political maneuvering in New York. The piece notes involvement of local government figures and party leaders shaping a gubernatorial succession, with references to the Gemovrany Borosga and an expected role in advancing a reform agenda.
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