National Whirligig on Landon and anti New Deal drive
A Chicago style analysis notes Governor Alf Landon as a practical, steady reformer who could oppose FDR in 1936. It details big business resistance to the New Deal, the rise of anti New Deal groups, and potential party realignments with mentions of the U S Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers. It also mentions Japanese tuna fishing encroachment and speculation on future party strategy including Lew Douglas’s potential bid.
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Topeka
Alf Landon
Kansas
Coolidge
GOP
Washington
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Gov. Landon
FDR
Roosevelt
National Association of Manufacturers
New York City
New York
Harper Sibley
Phen Song
Jean
Silas Strawn
Chicago
Hearst
Jefferson Democrats
Lew Douglas
Douglas
Weeds Take Toll On Nebraska Crops Efforts
Lincoln Nebraska weeds are causing an estimated loss of 1900000 in Nebraska according to E D Baning state director of agriculture and inspection. The figure reflects damage to crops from invasive growth and uncontrolled weed proliferation across the state.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
ED W. B. Baning
State Director of Agriculture and Inspection
Mystery Man Arrests Alma as Burnt Wood Enters Past
Johnny Anthony chases truth through Burnt Wood to locate Alma Whittaker’s missing father Lawson Whittaker. A long ride ends at Aunt Cynthia’s upstate farm where Whittaker lies ill. Alma consoles Johnny as tension remains over past secrets and the couple’s uncertain future.
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Johnny Anthony
Burntwood
Alma Whittaker
Lawson Whittaker
Johnny
Alma
Liz Borndike
Sig
the Clarion
Anthony
Cynthia
Alina
Maggie
Dad
Lorain County Fair Dates Set As Two Open Days
Lorain County Fair will run October 4 and 5 with two public days after confusion over an extra day. The event features a pet show, maple syrup demonstration, draft horse show, horse racing purses, and memberships offering grandstand access, with proceeds aiding a local trophy.
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Lorain County Fair
Richmond
Bill
Mussolini
Rac
Joe Louis
Clement Tophy
Haserodt
Lorain County
Mummies Found in New Guinea Caves Dating 1090 Years
On October 4 a discovery near a coast strip administered by the Australian government revealed limestone caves holding mummies of men with their chins, hands, and elbows in position. The remains are believed to be about 1,090 years old. Explorers also found a valley with a previously unknown pastoral people who lived when the mummies were alive, previously no evidence of such burial practices in New Guinea.
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Compet Tai
New Guiness
Reas
New Guinea
Oddly colored four year old pronounced normal in LA report
In Los Angeles at the East Side Health Center four year old WHford Price with a split coloration dark on the right and light on the left side has been examined and declared normal. The report notes the strange appearance but stresses ordinary health.
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Los Angeles
Wh- Ford Price
East Side Health Center
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James McMuhin
Plowman
Will Hays
Warren G. Harding
American Liberty League
Reader
House of Representatives
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NRA
John Dickinson
Dickinson
John Garibaldi Sargent
William Mitchell
Messrs. Coolidge
Hoover
State Department
California
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Philippines
Devel
Islands
McLean Mansion
Harding
Gov. Hoffman
New Jersey
Herbert Hoover
Frank Knox
Mr. Hoover
Knox
Vandenberg
Righ
Huer Long
Hoyse
McClurs Newspaper Syndicate
Carter
Florida
Eimety
Si Bopa
Schroll Coal
the Fay Co
Fay
Jawson Whittaker
Jim Armitage
RED Cross
S Jp
Ostrov’s
Oxfords
Suede
Eid
Cas Gulf Tire
Chronicle-Telegram
Alfred Alten
Vic Silver
Silver Watch
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