Reed defeats Pinchot in Pennsylvania GOP contest
News dispatch notes David A. Reed of Pennsylvania won a decisive Republican primary victory over Gov. Gifford Pinchot by about 100,000 votes. Pinchot congratulated Reed. Reed and Pinchot clashed over New Deal policy amid postprimary reactions from Roosevelt allies.
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NRA Review Board Critiques NRA Policies in Washington
Long Washington commentary notes the NRA Review Board’s report to Roosevelt criticizes NRA codes as harming small businesses. It discusses Johnson’s actions to relieve minor industries, cost burdens on firms, and questions about NRA leadership and Republican prospects amid the shifting political scene.
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