Lemke To Lead Third Party Ticket
Rep William Lemke heads a new inflationary farm mortgage bill driven third party ticket entering the 1936 presidential sweepstakes. It opposes Roosevelt and Landon with backing from Charles Coughlin and his National Union for Social Justice. Townsend and Long era backers expected to endorse soon. Observers doubt broad cross endorsements, but expect scattered support from inflationary factions.
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Washington
William Lemke
N. D
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Charles @. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Francis Kk. Townsend
Townsend
Huey P. Long
Lemke
Coughlin
Pravier- Lemke
Ald
Gov
Landon
Philadelphia
James A. Farley
Norman Thomas
Union Party
U.S
Union Party of the
15 Point Program Put Forward By Union Party
Washington June 20 Rep William Lembhe outlines a 15 point Union party platform with aims to make America self contained and self supported all currency issued by Congress through a central bank tax exempt bonds retired and used to refinance mortgages living wage for workers guaranteed production for farmers security for the aged protection of markets from foreign money manipulation and other steps to reform the economy and credit system.
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Washington
William Lembhe
America
Congress
United States
Central Bank
Central Bank of
Weather Ohio Partly Cloudy Then Fair and Cooler
Partly cloudy tonight, followed by fair Sunday and a cooler day ahead. The forecast covers Ohio regions with light winds and a gradual drop in temperatures into the evening and overnight.
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Ohio
President Roosevelts Chain Store Bill Becomes Law
WASINGTON June 20 The Robinson-Patman chain store bill became law when President Roosevelt signed it. The measure aims to prevent price discrimination among buyers of similar quantities and goods, aiding independent merchants against chain stores. It also targets false brokerage and advertising allowances, following a House Inquiry into the American Retail Federation and chain store practices.
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Waslington
Robinson-Patman
Roosevelt
House
Activiies
American Retail Federation
Charges Farley With Secret Political Deal
Washington reports Rep Usher J Burdick charged Postmaster General James A Farley with a secret pact with Huey Long heirs for New Deal control of Louisiana The claim was presented in the Congressional Record Burdick linked the alleged plan to Louisiana politics and noted implied rewards for Long allies including dismissal of income tax cases The assertion ties into Union party politics and Father Coughlin backed candidacy developments.
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Washington
Usher J. Burdick
Union Party
James A. Farley
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Purdick
Congressional
Burdick
William Lemke
N. D
Charles E Coughlin
Louisiana Purchase
New York
William W. Leche
Leche
New York City
Long
Frazier-Lemke
Dirigible Hindenburg Heads For United States Flight
The dirigible Hindenburg under Dr Hugo Eckener began its third commercial trip to the United States. It left its Frankfort hangar for Lakehurst New Jersey at 9 30 p m carrying mail passengers and freight. Weather was favorable.
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Prankfort
Hugo Eckener
United States
Frankfort
U. S. Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N. J
Kennel Bid Openings Set for July 21 in Lorain County
The Lorain County board of commissioners announced bids for a new county dog kennel to be built on the county garage property on Oberlin road. Bids valid up to 2 p.m. July 21, with plans by architect Paul Rissman. Project not to exceed $2500, using Lorain County relief labor for common work. A key feature includes a gas chamber for eliminating condemned dogs.
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Oberlin Road
Board of County Commissioners
Paul Rissman
Lorain
Senate Hurdles Filibuster in Drive to Adjourn
New Deal leaders push to pass the 1000,000,0900 compromise tax bill and adjourn by dusk after a marathon 13 hour session in Washington. Key votes on the Guffey coal bill and the ship subsidy bill loom as administration strategists seek agreement to avoid an industrial escalation in the coalfields.
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Washington
Senate
Teadhers
House Teaders
Rallying Radicals Seek Third Party Split From New Deal
Left wing figures held a Philadelphia rally urging radicals to bolt the New Deal on the eve of the Democratic national convention. Coughlin endorsed Lemke and the Union party, aiming to siphon radical voters from Roosevelt and impact the 1936 campaign. The movement, though lacking Townsend and Share-Our-Wealth leaders, could affect key states and electoral votes for Landon if races tighten.
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Philadelphia
James A. Farrey
National Committee
William Lemke
North Dakota
Charles BK. Coughlin
Ia i
Roosevelt
Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Lemke
Union Party of
Cleveland
Lemke Coughlin
Townsend
Huey Long
Union Party
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
G. O. PB
Democrats to Spend Two Millions in Roosevelt Campaign
Philadelphia June 29. Democrats will spend at least 2,090,090 to re elect President Roosevelt. James A. Farley assumes pre convention strategy headship and says the party has funds to cover bills. He notes spending around 2,000,900 in the campaign, similar to 1932, with about 301,000 used to pay inherited debts of the prior committee.
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Philadelphia
James A. Farley
Farley
Alont
Eamanttee
Fail To Act On Housing Bill
Washington House Banking and Currency Committee adjourned after an hour long executive session without favorably reporting the 460 million Warner Low Cost Housing bill. Administration pressure to move it out failed. The panel reportedly voted 14 to 6 to table the measure citing need for more consideration since it arrived earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jame
House
Fred MacMurray Weds Model in Las Vegas Ceremony
Actor Fred MacMurray and fashion model Lillian Lamont wed in Las Vegas in a midnight ceremony at the county clerk’s office. Judge Marion B. Farle performed the marriage after an overnight flight from Hollywood. The couple returned to Hollywood by air immediately after.
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Las Vegas
Fred MacMurray
Lillian Lamont
Hollywood
Marion B. Farle
Dry Weather Threatens Lorain County Crops
Lorain County farmers face declining hay potato corn and vegetable yields due to rainless weather. County agent C J Hommel reports crops lag behind normal across the county and urges end to drought. Fruit and grape pests receive advisory sprays to combat codling moth and berry moth along with blight control for apples and pears.
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Lorain County
Evee
C. J. Hommel
Movie Pioneer Dies at 39 in Hollywood
Pioneer motion picture actor director writer and producer Anders Van Haden died yesterday in Hollywood from heart disease. He entered pictures in 191 and remained connected with the industry until a few years ago. Born in Cleveland in 1877 he began on the stage in 1896 and is survived by his widow and two children.
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Hollywood
Anders van Haden
van Haden
Cleveland
One hundred five Nazis found guilty in Poland uprising plot
In Lattowitz Poland on June 2, 105 Nazis were found guilty of plotting to join upper Silesia with Germany. They received a total 500 years in sentences. Fourteen others were acquitted.
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Lattowitz
Poland
Upper Silesia
Germany
Tragic Drowning Shoreline Tragedy In Maine
Twelve Lubec children aged from 5 to 17 drowned when a small boat capsized during a picnic at Gardner Lake near Lubec Me An overloaded 10 foot craft sank on first turn as rescuers arrived Local boat owner Calvin Loudon a disabled Lubec man was cleared of criminal charges and the investigation halted Statements from grieving families echoed that it was an accident with no blame placed on Loudon The incident marks New England s worst drowning disaster in recent memory with teachers and parents among the 120 attendees and four adult chaperones present
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East
Machias
Washington County
Calvin Loudon
Lubec Cripple
Pieni
Gardner Lake
James A. Cummings
New England
Frank McCurdy
Daniel
London
Sving
de Costa Bennett
Luhac
Arlier O. F. Larson
Schoors
Livbec
Lubec
North
Furemior
Landon
Busy Season Planned for Camp Tse-ee-Kes Boys
Camp Tse-ee-Kes on the Vermilion River unveils a busy summer schedule with three boy groups and two girls groups. The first group arrives Monday for ten days, followed by two more ten day sessions. activities include reveille, flag ceremony, projects, swimming, and meals, with a rest hour and evening programs. The ramping season follows extensive improvements costing hundreds of dollars, a skilled staff, and leadership from Charles Hendry trained camping authorities.
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Tse-“ee-Kes
Vermillion River
Carl Wuerer
Wact
Ans
Wagner
Elyria
Richard Seiman
Carl Gleason
Robert Yankee
Russell Gleason
Ken Rennawr
Elyria High School
Ciih
Elyria Contributed Three Times Quota For Flood Relief
Elyria residents donated 3711.26 to the flood relief fund raised by the American Red Cross, three times the Elyria Chapter quota raised from 825 to 1227.60, nearing three times the increased target. Everett Dix commended the chapter for its effort and noted the Red Cross work in Ohio Kentucky and the Tupelo Mississippi tornado area.
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Elyria
Amercan Red Cross
Edith Metcalf
Everett Dix
Tupelo
Mississippi
Nichols Charged Robbery Bound Over To Grand Jury
Nick Nichols 32 of Cleveland waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury on a robbery charge after allegedly robbing Emil Ruth of 1061 dollars and a watch two months ago. Nichols appeared before Justice Arthur Engle and was held on a 5000 dollar bond. The case, said to involve one of three men, stems from Ruth’s bank cashing trip between Amherst and South Amherst. Prosecutor Howard J. Butler noted other minor cases will be presented to the grand jury at the Tuesday session.
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Nick Nichols
Cleveland
Emil Ruth
South Amherst
Nichols
Arthur Engle
Ruth
Amherst
Cleveland Stone Company
Grand Jury
Howard
J. Butler
Howard R. Butler
Papes
Bride
Gertrude Dibble
Karl Townesend
Cook
Ann Ittu
Edward Gromand
William Gromand
William Graumond
Miss Tttu
Marysville
Begin Attempt To Settle Kent Strike
Kent, O June 20 The strike at the Black and Decker Co plant began with a conciliator from the Labor Department aiming to settle the dispute. Forty eight strikebreakers trapped inside were moved to Cleveland as guards were increased after shots were fired. The men pleaded not guilty to charges of shooting with intent to wound, with cases set for Portage County grand jury in September.
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Kent
Robert C Foa
Indianapoli
Ind
Black and Decker Co
Cleveland
WL Harvey
Portage County
Harvey
Seven Perish In Building Collapse
New York June 20 rescue workers recovered two more bodies from the seven story motel apartment collapse in Brooklyn. Five workers were pulled from the ruins and another eleven or more laborers are missing after the building toppled yesterday leaving at least twelve injured.
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New York
Pkrown
Studiens
Storage Room A Construction at Couch-Cine Company
Storage room for steel and extra office space is under construction at the Couch Cine Company with an estimated cost of 1.80 dollars. The project was announced today by Building Inspector Hart Dickason, with an expected expansion of about 24 feet.
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Couch-Cine Company
Buiiding
Hart Dickason
Pertinent Facts About Elyria Fisra in a Homey City
Pertinent description of Elyria Fisra highlights a thriving homey city with strong industries employing skilled workers. The result is attractive housing and quiet residential districts across all sections. Proximity to schools, amenities, and conveniences is noted, reflecting a complete community backdrop.
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Fisra
Aloren
Jury Dismissed As Deadlock Is Hopeless
In Wellington a bank robbery trial ended with an eight to four juror split for conviction after five and a half hours. Edward Gromand and Anthony Papes, both 22 from Cleveland, faced a pending retrial with a different jury. Two accomplices were sentenced for jail break attempts.
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D. A. Cook
Wellington
William Coulter
Lorain Insurance
Edward Gromand
Anthony Papes
Cleveland
Farmers Rush to Cut Hay in Lorain County Boosts Protein Quality
Lorain County farmers are cutting hay earlier this year, says C. J. Hummel, county agricultural extension agent. Early cutting raises protein content per acre despite a slight drop in total yield, according to OSU agronomists Earl Jones and BR. D. Lewis. Herd Improvement records show the top production comes from cows fed on early cut hay.
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Lorain County
C. J. Hummel
Hummet
Earl Jones
BR. D.lewis
Ohio State University Extension Agronomists
Relative Of Three Elyrians Dies While Listening To Fight
Anthony Gifford 70 of Cleveland died of a heart attack while listening to a radio broadcast of the Schmeling Louis fight. He was brother-in-law to two Elyrians and uncle to another, and vice president of Denison Auto Supply and Wrecking Co. He lived at 2419 West 100th Street, native of Grafton, to be buried Monday in Grafton cemetery. Survivors include his wife Elisabeth, daughter, and son-in-law, with relatives isler misler and stankard listed.
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Anthony Gifford
Cleveland
Gifford
Denison Auto Supply and Wrecking Company
West 100Th Street
Grafton
Fia Kioria
FW Isler
Tary Misler
Fouurteenth Street
Quater-A- Law
B. J. Stankard
Paarly
Elisabeth Ultterd
Owe
Raymond
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