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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1936

Page

10

Roosevelt meets insurance executives in Washington amid campaign intrigue

The article reports a confidential White House meeting with insurance executives in Washington as Franklin D. Roosevelt battles campaign headlines. Col. Knox’s critique and Roosevelt’s remarks highlight tensions over policy talks, while Farley and Garner shape Democratic strategy and views on WPA spending.

Roosevelt White House Washington Frank Knox Allentown Knox FDR Enurance Col.nex Farley WIS Don Far West Middle West Michigan Ilinois Ohio Indiana New England Atlantic Lous Gray Maine Senator Couzers Detroit Mr. Couzens

Landon Trail Sways New York Republicans Amid Busy Conventions

The piece notes strong turnout for Alf Landon across New York with Albany and Syracuse showing solid organization led by Clarence King and targeted crowds. It cites Colonel Frank Knox as top speaker, Martin W. Littleton Jr. as a rising voice, and a dramatic train encounter boosting GOP momentum. It also mentions ICC hearings on Chicago and Northwestern and expected reactions from New Yorkers.

New York Alf Landon Albany Syracuse Clarence King Republican State Executive Committee Landon Frank Knox Martin W. Littleton, Jr Nassau Bailiwick Littleton Upstate Interstate Commerce Commission Chicago & Northwestern ICC

Hearst Charges Roosevelt Receives Support Of Enemies Of American System

Hearst, publisher of a group of newspapers, accuses President Roosevelt of drawing support from enemies of the American system including Karl Marx Socialists and radicals. He cites Frankfurter Tugwell and Richberg as advisers and says Roosevelt has followed their guidance. The White House denies the charge and cites a Browder article criticising a united front with Roosevelt supporters.

Hearst Roosevelt New York William Randoph Hearst Newsnavers White House Karl Marx Richberg Felix Frankfurter Fof Law Harvard University Law School Rexford G. Tugwell Columbia University Donald R. Richberg NRA Hts America Willam Randolph Hearst Browder Daily Worker Meecen Amsterdam Mearet le Bitter Wease Frankfurter Tugwell

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