Ohio Welcomes Roosevelt Amid Busy 1936 Campaign
Ohio gears for a presidential pageant as President Roosevelt visits Cleveland on the opening day of Father Coughlin’s National Union for Social Justice convention. Lemke and O'Brien join the rally, while Alf Landon’s Ohio tour plans unfold with Republican escorts from Lima to Canion. Ohio remains central to the race with its 26 electoral votes and cross party attention.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Father Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
United States
White House
William Lemke
Union Party
Thomas Charles O'Brien
Alf Landon
Kansas
West Middlesex
Pennsylvania
State Republican Committee
Ohio National Committee
Landon
Lima
Bucyrus
Crestline
Mansfield
Canion
Socialist Party
Qhioans
Lemke
Borah Nominated Again by Idaho Voters in Senate Race
Idaho voters renominated Senator William E. Borah, a long-serving figure since 1907. The editorial notes his evolving liberal to conservative stance, tough fight for ideas, and broad support despite past opposition, predicting his return to the Senate in November.
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William E. Borah
Idaho
Senate
Borah
Tven
Washington
Senator Borah
Amber Vhew
Saving Would-Be personal crisis reports
In New York Missy Tana Bonnell leads the National Save-a-Life League a non profit group preventing personal crisis reports. She supervises 1075 cases in her office and the league handles 3223 outside pulls illustrating the large number of individuals contemplating suicide and the mission to help them.
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Missy Tana B. Bonnell
New York
Miss Bonnell
National
Save-a- Life League
Gunneil
League
Anniversaries and birthdays listed for notable figures
The column lists notable anniversaries and birthdays across centuries. It references Robert Rantoul born Beverly Massachusetts 1805 and died 1838, Lacey Stone active in women’s suffrage, Philip Phillips in Ohio, Patrick Esan in New York, Felix Adler in New York, and various others. Also notes battles and events: Battle of Bienteim 1704, Manila surrender 1898, Texas border bridges 1931, Roosevelt veterans act 1955. Also cites Willam Lemke George H Payne and other dignitaries with birthplaces and ages. It closes with a general personality note on intuition and mental brilliancy.
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Robert Rantoul
Massachusetts
Beverly
Mass
Lacey Stone
Whertz
West Brookfield
Boston
Philip Phillips
Chautauqua Co
N.Y
Delaware
Ohio
Patrick Esan
Nebr
Pal Bor
New York
Felix Adler
Societs of Ethical Culture
Immany
Annie
Buffalohora
Bistoryt Pietersen de Vries
New Nether
Halland
Atlantic
Battle of
Bienteim
Germany
Manila
Texas
Uo S Bureau
Mexico
Roosevelt
Tonaly
Willam Lemke
North Dakota
Albany
Minn
George H Payne
Federal Communication Commission
Robert E Campbell
Liberia
Florida
Frede A Sterling
Winister
Bulgaria
St Leuis
Edwin Grasse
Gene Raymond
Charles E. Reary
Temple University
Phila Harn
Shamokin
Max Brand shaping fiction and city glimpses in August New York
In a feature recalling Max Brand known as Frederick Faust and his many pen names, the piece notes his prolific output and high earnings. It blends literary fame with vivid New York scenes including Tyron Park, the New Cloisters, and Madison Avenue’s transformation.
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New York
Max Brand
America
Victor Husa
Bob Davis
Brand
California
Florente
Elan Evans
George Challis
George Owen Baxter
John Frederick
Saturday Evening Post
Frederick Faust
New York Street
Madison Avenue
Rockefeller Plaza
Sth Avenue Association
Reveries on Promoters Figures and Journalists of Old Sport Scene
A murky reminiscence surveys former boxing impresario Tom O Rourke and other colorful figures. The piece recalls O Rourke at the Metropole, his flamboyant style, and his death just before a fight. It wanders through portraits of Roger Wolfe Kahn, Col Ed Simms, Lloyd George, and critic Robert Edgren with sharp, woke asides on their quirks and habits.
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Damon Runyon Taylor
Tom O'Rourke
Sehmeling
O'Rourke
Roger Wolfe Kahn
Ed Simms
Kentucky Horseman
Lloyd George
Fragmentary Rowing of Names and Cheery Comments
A garbled passage mentions Richard Bennett Clifton Webb and Hill. references to Britishness and studio demands appear alongside casual remarks about Doug Jr and Francis Lederer. The text shows fragmentary, informal chatter with partial phrases and incomplete thoughts.
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Tive Burr
Oxford
Richard Bennett
Clifton Webb
Talien
Hill
Aurora
Doug, Jr
Francis Lederer
Sharp Letter To The Times Prepares For Publication
An author signals intent to compose a pointed letter to The Times, referencing copyright notes from 1996 and McNaught Syndicate. The brief excerpt hints at editorial opposition or a critical stance to be aired in a forthcoming communication.
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Ture
the Times
McNaught Syndicate
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Lorain Coun md Printing & Forhighing Company, Publishers
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Budnutt
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Mat
Lor
State of
John WW. Cullen Company
Chicago
Bf Bo
Michigan Ave
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Illinois
Wayne County
Ilinois
Acme
Tyron Park
Rockefellers
Sunndown
George Gray Barnard
Sacre Coeur
Montmartre
Paris
Washington Bridge
Hudson
Masonic Temple
Journalstic Briuuimel
2D Hill
Gous
Nest
Alusuur
Robert Edgren
General
Ind
LuXproit
ROY BE
Hultz Paints
Sibley & Sprague Telephone
Firestone
Coneralley
Tome Seardy
Durable
Wals Minera
Irestone
Firestone Courier
Voice of Firestone
Margaret Speaks
Firestone Choral Symphony
William Daly
J. P. Schoonmaker
Liz
Iestone
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