Roosevelt to showboat campaign river voyage described
James McMullin reports on a whispered White House plan for President Roosevelt to stage a dramatic river voyage along the Mississippi after his drought trip. The proposed itinerary aims for a homey, spectacular image in key midwestern towns, with a possible Memphis stop to boost support and contrast with opponents.
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Roosevelt foes swirl as Ickes keeps campaign pace
The piece notes opposition to the New Deal within Roosevelt circles as Harold Ickes draws heavy campaign duties while allies like Morgenthau Hopkins and Tugwell shape policy. It reports on cabinet strains, possible resignations, and plans affecting labor and drought relief in North Dakota and labor leaders' potential replacements. It also covers anticipated steel talks and DOJ price investigation signals with broader earnings and dividend trends shaping market sentiment.
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Village Welcomes Masses for Landon Birthplace Campaign
WEST MIDDLESEX PA Aug 32 Gov Alf Landon born 49 years ago in this village prepares to host thousands Aug 22 as he begins his eastern campaign for the presidency The home at 410 Main St where Landon was born draws national interest as Rev Henry Schilling and the local church pastorage occupy the house and villagers recall Landon lineage and his father John M Landon who once came to this area to work on quarries before the family moved to Ohio
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