35 Senators Will Be Elected In 1934 Congress
Washington report details the 1934 electoral landscape with 35 Senate seats up for grabs. It notes party splits from the prior Congress, key states, and expected shifts in both the Senate and the House, including Roosevelt’s support for Norris and anticipated Republican gains in the House.
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UWO
Maine
Sen
Wallace HE White
F. Wis
Pcsent
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Alabama
Archapeas
Florda
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Lourtiuna
Massisorpus
North Carolna
South Carolina
Vir- Sibi Ammuns
An Siuators
George W Nuri
Hi Nes Wathen Dl Boreb
Carter Glass
Nebraska
Norris
Roosevelt
Omaha
Ceveral Aveksazo
Dero- Crafit Semulo Magosty
Ivos
Baltettuz
House
Cleveland
William McKinter
Wualiam J. Bryan
Frogs Return After Heavy Springfield Rain
Springfield farmers note an odd resurgence of frogs after heavy rains. After a dry spell in summer ponds, thousands croaked anew when the rain fell, signaling a frog comeback in the area.
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Springfield
Hunter misidentifies mule as deer in Cal hunting trip
Harold Carrol of Alturas, California, bought a mule to carry gear for a hunting trip. He tied the mule to a tree, then, after a detour, mistook the animal for a deer and shot it, causing a dangerous misadventure.
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Harold Carrol
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