Republicans Move to Consolidate Forces for 1934 Campaign
Washington dispatch notes a rare GOP convergence as midwest party regulars plan a May convention to unite conservatives and liberals. The effort aims to shift leadership toward the Mississippi River, avoid a war chest, and discuss policies for 1934. Key figures include Capper, Dickinson, and Fletcher, with Borah dissenting on the move.
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Bronx embraces Lindbergh emissary in renewed support
The Bronx restores Dr. John F. Condon to political favor after a period of doubt. The district’s renewed enthusiasm follows his witness stand remarks praising the Bronx as “the most beautiful section of the city.” The piece also notes social items and cultural portraits of New York figures, with a curving stream of anecdotes and remarks from contemporary public life.
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Man Moves to Farm Quietly Turns Snowshoe Rabbits Profit
Joseph Kordick relocated from Chicago to a Minong area farm and has shown how to profit in hard times by shipping over a thousand despised snowshoe rabbits to Chicago where they are sold for food.
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