Roosevelt and Landon battle lines in 1946 campaign
The piece surveys how President Roosevelt and Gov. Landon prepare for a critical 1946 campaign. It notes advisers’ roles, the potential constitutional amendment debate, and the strategic aim to portray Landon as a puppet of powerful interests while Roosevelts allies push reform and leverage public sentiment ahead of the acceptance speech.
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Mgr
Roosevelt
Gov
Landon
Representative Snell
New York
Inceuse
Snel
Potsdam
Snell
Hoover
Llouver
G. O. P. Gladiator
Gov. Landon
Mr. Roosevelt
Ronald Richberg
President’s Path to State Victory Seen Narrowly Favorable
Political observers assess the race as winnable but tight, with analysts arguing the president could carry the state if turnout strengthens and campaign momentum sustains. Key figures and local party organizations weigh heavily on strategy and voter engagement efforts.
Brandt Reunion Held At Pittsfield Home
A Brandt reunion gathered 40 relatives on Sunday July 3 at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Gifford. Attendees included Mr and Mrs William Brandt and daughter Eleanor Lakewood. Mr and Mrs Myron Brand and family. H L Brandt and family. Carlton Bricker and son Lakewood. Alen Brandt and family Akron. Leonard Bricker and son Walton. Acel McDonald Birmingham. C G Brandt and son Graydon Pittsfield. plus Frances and Vera Brandt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acel McDonald
Birmingham
Brandt
Fred Brandt
Ter
Frances
Oberlin
Harold Brandt
C. G. Brandt
Graydon
Pittsfield
Igses
Tonella
Vera Brandt
Gifford
Mary Brandt
Pittsfield Penny Panhandl ers Meet At Mrs Lewis Gibbings Home
The Pittsfield club met June 30 at Mrs Lewis Gibbings home with 25 in attendance. Guests included Mrs Fred McQueen and Mrs Willard Sheffield of Wellington and Mrs Arthur Avery, Miss Lena Dirlam, Mrs Will Navies of Sherlin. Mrs Wallace Berar reported on an agricultural extension council district meeting for Min Creek Park in Youngstown. A tureen dinner was served. Plans discussed for a canning contest sponsored by Ball Brothers. Next meeting set for July 2 at Mrs A G No's home. After business, Una and Claire Zimmerman sang, Lois Breyiey played violin, and Tety Jane Bear played piano.
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Pittsfield
Ball Brothers
A. G
Una
Claire Zimmerman
Lois Breyiey
Tetty
Jane Bear
Marriage of Miss Martin and Russell Fish in Olmsted
Miss Marget Martin and Russell Fish united in marriage at 7 o clock Wednesday June 24 at the Martins home. Rev. Paul Pask Brown officiated. The ceremony featured a palms and lilies aisle, white chiffon gown, pink matron of honor, and a small bridal party. Guests were served at a wedding dinner. After a trip to Washington they will reside with the bride’s parents in Olmsted.
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Columbia
Marget Martin
Russell Fish
Charles Martin
Paul Pask Brown
Wesley Theman
Broom
Evelyn Lenore Leach
Mary Alice Thomat
Clyde Martin
Lowell J Atlen Fish
Wdna Barber
Anna May Keyse
Roberta Ingersol
Allen Smith
Social notes of Whitcomh and friends visit Oberlin
Saturday guests included Mr and Mrs Weewik Whitcomh and daughter from Cleveland and Mr Suim Whitomh and Mrs Adeline F Worth of Ridgeville. Numerous relatives and friends from Oberlin Wellington Berea and Bay Village joined gatherings around the Fourth of July. The week featured afternoon calls at the Harris and Ward homes and a Wellington club gathering at Mrs Mason’s residence.
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E. Whitcomh
Weewik Whitcomh
Cleveland
Suim Whittomh
Adeline F “Worth
Ridgeville
Ray Carter
Willoughby Warris
Richard
Willian
Scott Widdowson
Oberlin
Harris
Will Morley
William
Bill
Mastle
Stanley Russell
Richards
Berea
Sherman
Elyine
Lynn Hurts
Elmes
New Oberlin
Richard Harris
United Airlines
Willoughby Harris
the Green
William Home
W. H. Meredith
Riees
Lorain
Naomi Brenner
Bay Village
Glenn Church
Wellington
Local notices mix family events and church plans
Wednesday afternoon saw Mrs Bickford review Looking Toward Christian America while Virginia Putt played two piano pieces. The Baptist Inter Church team schedules two games Friday July 10, with Fielda Corners at home and Metho dist at Eaton. Garden Club picnic on July 7. No Baptist Mission Circle meetings until August 29 at Mrs Lyle Beisinger’s home. Rev George Southwell preaches next Sunday evening. Miss Eleanor Snell from Lutheran Hospital visits home for vacation. Local residents hosted visitors from Piqua Dayton and Cleveland. Several families traveled to Camp Sneeling June 28. Charles Putt ill, his daughter Mrs Mane Sons of Barberton and others visited Thursday. Miss Lucile Churchward home from Kent State Normal College for the weekend. Multiple households hosting July visitors and extended family.
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Women's Baptist Minsion Circle
Lyle Beisinger
George Southwell
Baptist Church
Eleanor Snell
Lutheran Hospital
Sitler
Piqua
Ronald Roger
Dayton
Roy Futt
H. C. Hunter
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Charles Michelson
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Frank Murphy
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New Deal
Morgenthau
Plang
Democratic Platform Committee
al Smith
Herbert Lehman
Lehman
Sone
Smith
Lenman
Liberty League
League
Hamilton
G. Q
Milton
Ohio
Tate
Martin L. Davey
Harry Tiopkins
Davey
Myron Taylor
Alfred Stoan
Eaginea
Imane
Travey
Newton Baker
Jim Cox
Waitn
Vietur
Carter
Masonic Temple
Middle Ave
Jimmie Henigan
U.S
Jimmie
Simmie Henigan
America
John Paul Jones
Quiberon Bay
Republic
TUK
United Feature Syndicate
Incum
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Panhandlers
Vanda Ives
Murre
Washington, D. C
The
M. E Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Orra Crocker
Della Bennett
Ralph van «Os
North Olmsted Park
Women's Baptist Mister Home
Olmsted
Baptist Inter Church
Methodist
Eaton
Garden Club
Bertha Grits
Getlidh
Warren Meek
Arthur Feaster
Murrey Ridge
Tuseday
Glenn Stooks
Som
Donald
Los Angeles
Bart Boons
Ole Hoss
Herman Hawke
Earl Boones
Margaret Bartter
Community Hospital
C. Lanwerth
W. Broad St
Elyria New & Used Furn. CO
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Amherst, Ohio
Ford
Sarr
Sou "Ke
Clevelan
Naw Univerest Credit Co
Ford Mowr Company
Great Lakes
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