New York Delegation Divided Over Roosevelt Farley Vote
Roosevelt backers face pressure as polling hints at defection risk. Bray plans to vote for Garner while Farley supporters named Jamis L Boyle David F McManus John E Cullinan Marion L Thomas back Roosevelt. Onondaga leaders Kelley McElroy Nugent expect harmony in balloting.
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Utican
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Lenman
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Jamis L. Boyle
Fayette
Seneca County
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Cornelius J. Nugent
Onondaga Democratic
McElroy
Nugent
Onondaga-Cortland
New York Delegation Splits Over Roosevelt Nomination
New York leaders argue over the Breckinridge Roosevelts renomination as Alben Barkley leads demonstrations in support. Bray remains opposed, while Farley contemplates stepping down, and Mead may be a potential successor to head the party if Farley quits. Lehman pushes for strong aid to Britain and rejects isolationist stance.
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James M. Mead
Buffalo Democrat
Farley
Mead
United States Senate
House
Lehman
America
Britain
Plank
Flanders Enters Vermont Senate Race Opposing Gov Aiken
Springfield industrialist Ralph E. Flanders announced his bid for the U S Senate seat created by the death of Ernest W Gibson. He vowed to sever business ties and devote full attention to office duties while Gov George D Aiken also seeks the Republican nomination.
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Springfield
Ralph E. Flanders
U.S
Ernest W. Gibson
George D. Aiken
Ernest W. Gibson, Jr
Flanders
Jones & Lamson Machine Company
Smith Ready To Take Walk As Third Term Looms
Sources close to former New York governor Alfred E. Smith say Roosevelt’s possible third term would push Smith to two actions. He would denounce the third term and broaden his political walk beyond the Democratic fold toward Willkie’s camp, while expressing approval of Willkie and signaling support if Roosevelt leads the Democrats again.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
Smith
London
pAige Gaui Aldees
Wendell Will
Roosevelt third term statement sparks mixed GOP response
Key Republican leaders Boyle Gargher McNary and Mar tin react to Roosevelt’s third term statement. McNary says the front door is left unlocked, while Martin predicts renomination but not reelection. Woodruff calls it an acceptance, and George Holt warn a draft could still loom. Holt and Bragg note continued efforts and public scrutiny.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Charles R. McNary
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
G. O. P. National Committee
Roy 0. Woodruff
ReMid
New York
Walter F. George
D.-Ga
Rush D. Holt
D.w.va
Britain Cuts Guarantee to Romania, Commons Told
Foreign Undersecretary R A Butler told the House of Commons that Britain considers itself under no further obligation to Romania under the old guarantee to aid Rumanians against threats to their independence. London July 17.
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London
Great Britain
Rumania
R. A. Butler
House of Commons
Spooners Defy Curfew at Pratt County Lake
Officials enforce a ten PM curfew for spooners at a Pratt County lake where couples fish by night. The scene features anglers with poles under a moonlit shore as authorities act amid illegal gathering concerns.
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Kans
Spooners
Pratt County
Fisking
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