President Roosevelt Returns to Work in Washington
President Roosevelt returned to Washington to push the New Deal recovery program and outline budget needs. The first visitors included Senator La Follette, Lawrence Steinhart, and Breckenridge Long as he resumed a quiet, busy week at the White House.
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President Roosevelt Plans Tennessee Valley Inspection Tour
The President will stay in Washington until November 15 then tour the Tennessee Valley for three days to inspect development work. He will continue to Warm Springs, Iowa, staying until December.
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Maryland Governor Ritchie Loses to Republican Nice
Gov. Albert Ritchie failed in his bid for a record fifth term as Maryland’s governor. With 17 precincts still reporting, Harry W. Nice led by about 3,800 votes and was certain to win, making Nice Maryland’s third Republican governor since the Civil War.
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Political figures and Denison burn coed smoking ban
Article discusses Pennsylvania politics with Senatorial figures Reed Guffey and Minton, detailing their backgrounds and rivalries. It also reports Denison University maintaining a strict no smoking policy for women students, citing parental support and safety concerns.
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Harvard president's son jokes about football ticket perks
Teddy Conant, son of Dr. James B. Conant, president of Harvard, says they now get better football tickets. He notes advantages of having a father as head of the nation’s oldest university.
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Rickenbacker Seeks New Record Flight to New York
In Los Angeles Captain Edwin Rickenbacker powers a Douglas airliner from United Terminal at 8:42 AM EST aiming to beat his 13 hour 2 minute trans continental record for transport planes with 809 gallons of gasoline aboard and one refueling stop planned en route to New York then Chicago before landing, hoping to complete the long flight through the stratosphere.
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Californian Plans Speedy New Plane for 1935 Races
Leo Miles of San Bernardino winner of the Grove trophy at the National Air Races says he plans the fastest plane in the 460 cubic inch class for 1935. He left for the West after four days of events seeking a motor for the new ship and outlined intentions to debut a wholly new tone with fresh design ideas after Florida and New Orleans races if arranged.
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