Republican Chairman challenges Biddle over CIO PAC law breaches
Harrison Spangler, head of the RNC, accuses Attorney General Biddle of permitting violations of the Corrupt Practices Act, Hatch Act, and Smith Connally Act by the CIO PAC. CIO officials admit about 700000 in affiliated labor contributions used to back Roosevelt’s fourth term. FBI data cite CIO PAC receiving 100000 from CIO units, well above legal limits.
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Congress
United States
Harrison Spangler
Republican National Committee
Francis Biddle
CIO
Political Action Committee
Roosevelt
FBI
Department of Justice
Spangler
Biddle
Republican plan for V-Day win and postwar tax reform
A Washington correspondent predicts Republicans will hold 35 to 50 House seats in the next Congress. They aim to take control in 1945 and draft a postwar tax bill to balance the budget at about 20 billion dollars annually, ending deficits and supporting investment. The party emphasizes sound finance, equitable taxation, debt reduction, and public credit protection. The New Deal is labeled as the era of excessive spending.
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Washington
Republican Party
House of Representatives
Congress
79Th Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Dixie Revolt Signals Rift in Democratic Convention
The piece reports Southern Democrats in Texas and South Carolina showing opposition to Roosevelt and the New Deal. It notes anticipated splits at state conventions in Mississippi and Virginia, warnings against centralized power, calls to limit presidential terms, and fears of leftist influence within the party ahead of the Chicago convention.
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Chicago
Dixie
Roosevelt
Texas
Éftion
Carolina
Mississippi
Virginia
South Carolina
National Democratic Party
Purge Proposed to Save Democratic Party in November
John A. Barr of New Orleans, national chairman of the Draft-Byrd for-President Committee, urges purging the party of the New Deal to win in November. He warns Southern Democrats favor a pre-New Deal Democratic Party and predicts large Northern defections unless unity is achieved. A Kansas editor quips about returning the alphabet to children.
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John A. Barr
New Orleans
Barr
South
Kansas
Court News Details Divorces and Estates in Common Pleas
Multiple actions include Elmer A Comberger versus Marie Comberger for gross neglect of duty filed in Loveland. Other cases involve W G Thompson and Sidney Thompson over money. Emerson Snider divorce from Martha Snider. estate actions list inventories appraisements and administrations for numerous deceased, with several witnesses and specific parcels and final judgments noted.
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Common Pleas Court
Elmer A. Comberger
Loveland
Marie Comberger
Maysville
Ray Bradford
Common Pleas
State Bank of Moscow
W. G. Thompson
C. F.thompson
Sidney Thompson
Edwin C. Ely
William Guinn
Ora Guinn
Cincinnati
Nichols, Speidel & Nichols
Eulah Hannah
Emerson C. Koltenbach
George F. Koltenbach
B. N. West
Ollie Sharp
Norwood
Leona Sharp
Williamsburg
Ohio
Leona McKee
Covington
Oliver M. Hardin
Property transfers across townships listed in deed records
A series of land transfers recorded in Jackson and surrounding townships shows numerous parcels changing hands. Notable moves include 3.94 acres from Clifford R Blanchard and Jessie M Blanchard to Fay S McGlinchy in Jackson Township and 66.83 acres in Jackson Township from Gwendolyn Leach to Marshall Leach.
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Clifford R
Jessie M. Blanchard
Fay S. McGlinchy
Jackson
Gwendolyn Leach
Marshall Leach
Rose Violet Leisure
Carrie O. Archer
Union
Paul
Bertha Friend
Mary Friend
Miami
Aloysius C. Lohbeck
Nancy E. Hardick
John W
Lulu Atherton
Ival Austen Stone
Muriel Alice Stone
Union Township
A. C
M. M. Prickett
C. V. Cahall
Cecil Prickett
Edith L. Cahall
Nettie Prickett
Tate
Osa A. Snell
Ben Vanderhorst
James A. Powers
Elvira J. Watson
Franklin Tp
Clara Belle Lear
Mary E. William
Newtonsville
Harold D
Wilma Snell
John Wagner
Edward Rooster
Stonelick
Guy
Lottie Jenkins
Lawrence
Thelma Mullen
Batavia
Hazel McLeish
Lillian G. Wulfeck
John
Sylvia Arnold
Milburn
Bertha Saunders
Williamsburg
John H. Seiss
Josephine Seiss
Viola Klapper
Frank Klepper
Appointment of Ad ministratrix for John Kafka Sr estate
Anna Marie Kafka of Newtown R No 1 Ohio has been named administratrix of the John Kafka Sr estate of Mt Carmel Union Twp Clermont County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated June 27 1944 Judge Orville W Halbisch. C N Young attorney.
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Anna Marie Kafka
Newtown
R. No. 1
Ohio
John Kafka
Mt. Carmel
Union Twp
Clermont County
Orville W. Halbisch
C. N. Young
Estate of Josephine Hulick administrator appointed
Gaylord H Hulick of Batavia Ohio has been named administrator of the estate of Josephine W Hulick deceased Batavia Township Clermont County Ohio Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred Probate Judge of Clermont County Ohio dated June 26 1944
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Josephine W. Hulick
Gaylord H. Hulick
Batavia, R. No. 15
Ohio
Batavia Township
Clermont County
Appointment of Administrator for Mary Ann Wiggin Estate
Claude B. Smith of Batavia Ohio has been appointed administrator of the estate of Mary Ann Wiggin deceased of Clermont County Ohio. He must file within four months or be forever barred. Dated June 20 1944 at probate court. Edwin C Ely attorney.
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Claude B. Smith
Batavia
Ohio
Mary Ann Wiggin
Clermont County
Notice on Filing Inventory of Lida Pumpelly Estate
On June 18 1944 an Inventory and Appraisement of the estate of Lida Pumpelly deceased of Franklin Township was filed in court. The hearing on the inventory is set for July 12 1944 at 10 oclock in the forenoon. Persons may file exceptions at least five days before the hearing or be barred. Dated June 13 1944 Batavia Ohio.
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Lida Pumpelly
Franklin Township
Batavia
Ohio
A. D
Orville W. Halbisch
Republican Party Upholds Constitution and Law
Harrison Spangier of the Republican National Committee says the party stands on the Constitution and Bill of Rights and rejects rule by men, asserting government by law as favored by forefathers.
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Harrison Spangier
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Republicans Will Win In 44
National trend favors a Republican victory as the party gains momentum across the country since 1942. The piece cites voter fatigue with executive decrees and nonpublic mandates, arguing the New Deal era will suffer a harsh defeat.
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Republican Party
Jim Farley
Congress
United States
Appointment of Edwin C. Ely as Administrator
Edwin C. Ely of Batavia Ohio is appointed Administrator of the Estate of Cora A Ely deceased late of Tate Township Clermont County Ohio. Claims must be filed within four months or be barred. Dated June 15 1944. EDWIN C. ELY Attorney. June 22-T-3
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Cora A. Ely
Edwin C. Ely
Batavia
Ohio
Tate Township
Clermont County
Orville W. Halbisch
Said
Estate of Harry D. Ely Deceased
Probate notice for Harry D. Ely of Tate dated June 15 1944 requests filing claims by creditors and presenting debts for settlement under applicable state law.
Roosevelt’s Spending Policy Attacked by Senator Bushfield
Senator Harlan J. Bushfield, Republican of South Dakota, accuses President Roosevelt of treating every problem with a call to spend more money. He argues the president uses budget expansion to dodge Congress and avoid facing the issue.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Harlan J. Bushfield
South
Senator O’Daniel Replies on Constitutional Government
Senator W Lee O’Daniel of Texas warns voters about the next president’s stance on the Constitution. He questions commitment to constitutional government versus appealing to European inspired forms like fascism socialism or communism.
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W. Lee O’daniel
Texas
United States
Governor Vivian Defends Free Enterprise Over Un-American Policy
Colorado Governor oe C. Vivian denounces a proposed measure as unconstitutional and contrary to economics and sociology. He asserts it opposes local government and would regiment people from Washington, undermining their sovereign self-government.
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Washington
Oe C. Vivian
Colorado
Illinois poised for Republican landslide in 1944
Governor Dwight L. Green asserts strong GOP momentum across Illinois with anticipated landslide majorities for all ticket candidates from president to local races in 1944. He states experienced observers share this view.
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Illinois
Dwight L. Green
Patriotism and unity urged by Senator Bridges in wartime address
Senator Styles Bridges of New Hampshire declares no one has a monopoly on patriotism and all citizens share equal rights to love the United States. He warns against impugning anyone who questions official actions and says the nation must win the war and prevent its recurrence at any price.
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United States
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Communists drop label in move to disappear as party
The speaker notes a parallel to President Roosevelt’s claim that the New Deal no longer existed as the Com munists consider ending their political party label and dissolving the organization.
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Roosevelt
Add this to your collection of New Deal definitions
A consult ant is a man who knows less about your business than you do and gets paid more for telling you how to run it than you could possibly make out of it even if you ran it right instead of the way he told you.
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William H. Gary
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Robert W. Turpin
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Harold L. Kinner
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