Political Platform Hints on Gold and Reform
A McClure Syndicate column by James McMullin discusses Democratic platform secrecy, gold standard debates, and economic policy. It notes tensions between Roosevelts rhetoric and constitutional limits while outlining factional support for Landon and key figures like Carter Glass and J. Henry. It cites British debt dynamics and a cautious Republican leadership stance.
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