National Whirligig analyzes political winds in Washington
The column notes Gerald L. K. Smith's visit to the capital and his bids to unite Townsendites and share-the-wealth supporters against FDR. It surveys labor tensions, Landon’s expected second-ballot surge, and a propaganda clash between Hopkins and Ickes over WPA and PWA funding, with foreign policy concerns looming.
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Washington notes detail Townsend confrontation with a congressional committee over his plan and suggest political machinings by G O P figures. Roosevelt health rumors persist while steering toward 1936 campaign. labor and coal industry tensions loom amid court rulings.
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