National politics and Lehman Roosevelts NY impact
The column analyzes Gov. Lehman's decision to run again and how it could boost Franklin D. Roosevelt in New York. It discusses Tammany's stance, GOP strategies, and the potential shift in voter registrations, with emphasis on New York's 47 electoral votes and regional political dynamics.
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Roosevelt
Farley
O'Connor
House Rules Committee
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New York
al Smith
New York State
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Tammany
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GOP
New York 18
Sam
Tierbert Seaman
Fev
Smith
John W. Davis
Coondge
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
G.O P
FDR
New York City
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Httle
Tammuany
The
Tiger
Mwigham
White House
Melipalias
Roosevelt third term talk echoes during wartime pledge
Alice Longworth notes that Franklin D Roosevelt’s acceptance speech hints at a third term amid wartime rhetoric. The excerpt centers on his pledge to join with the nation in the war for democracy’s survival, posing how long the conflict may last. Names include Jon Allee Longworth and Roosevelt, with context from 1936 McNaught Syndicate.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Franklin Field
Jon Allee Longworth
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Birmingham News Notes Recap of Local Visits and Reunions
Mr and Mrs John Holzhauer of Oak Point visited friends Sunday. Bechtel reunion at Clearview Grove marked by the oldest attendee, Mrs Bechtel. Clair Lawrence and Kentucky party called on relatives, with Mrs Khulman returning to Kentucky. Vermilion visitors Barney Kukes and son saw Mr and Mrs David Kukes. Attendees to a Cleveland ball game included Mrs E R Prince Jr, Mrs Myron Knott, Mrs Carl Webber, and Miss Doria Prince. Elyria and Lorain visitors, plus several local calls at the Darby and Parr homes. Florence resident Mrs Louise Sikes overnighted at the Darby home. Elyria visitor Mrs Eldred Jarrett noted. Walter and Dorothy Opperman and Lucille Pfarr visited Amherst. Mrs Jessie Berkmeyer and Mrs Glenn Terkmeyer called on Mrs Elsie Bickel. Mrs Marion Bates stayed with daughter Mrs Jerome Wogan in Wakeman.
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Birmingham
John Holzhauer
Oak Point
Henry Bechtel
Bechtel
Clearview Grove
Clair Lawrence
Kentucky
Khulman
Barney Kukes
David Kukes
E R. Prince, Jr
Myron Knott
Carl Webber
Doria Prince
Cleveland
Harry Byers
Mra Chester Hartel
Elyria
Mordoff
Press Messenger
Lorain
and Mirs John Parr
Louise Sikes
Florence
Darby Home
Eldred Jarrett
Elytia
William Opperman
Lucille Pfarr
Walter Wilford
Amherst
Jessie Berkmeyer
Glenn Terkmeyer
Elsie Bickel
la Grange
Marion Bates
Jerome Wogan
Wakeman
Vermilion notices and social happenings
A local column lists residents and visitors in Vermilion including Mr and Mrs Edgar Robinson, Miss Bertha Satora, Mr Earl Fitzgerald, Ansselma Kishman, and Elsie’s wedding. It notes Mrs Fila Baatz and her son planning to live in Bowline Green, and Mir Wes Sidney Sprankel visiting Ben Butiff. The piece mentions a Cedar Point trip by Robert Carlson and a discussion on steel industry policy amid labor concerns.
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Edgar Robinson
Sandusky Wrsstors
Bertha Satora
Trient
Loracn
Earl Fitzgerald
St Joseph Hospital
Ansselma Kishman
Cleveland
Elsie
Fila Baatz
Bowline Green
Bowline Green University
Mir
Wes Sidney Sprankel
Huron
Ben Butiff
State Street
Mirs
Asa Broughton
Lorain
Robert Carlson
Cedar Point
George Roberts
Local Notices From At tica to Cedar Point
Residents share visits after funerals and travels across Ohio and New York. Mre Warren Smith and Grace Feizely attended Laura Eppler’s burial in At tica New York. Ed Zesa’s family hosted callers on Olive street. Robert Feeley drove to Cedar Point in a new car. Archie Hardy remains at Hardy Inn on Liberty street. Mrs Ed Farrell ill on B Ohio street. A Royal and Austent nll Club of St Andrews Scotland notes mid migration and Palestine birds in transit.
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Mre
Warren Smith
Grace Feizely
Attica
N.Y
Laura Eppler
Clarence Miller
Frank Miller
William Croll
Ohio Street
Henry Croll
E. Ohio Street
Cleveland
Joe Dyer
Qille Zess
Ed. Zesa
Olive Street
Robert Feeley
Cedar Point
Archie Hardy
Hardy Inn
Liberty Street
Ed Farrell
B. Ohio Street
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Castle Paint and Wallpaper Store
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