Republicans Prepare for 1936 Campaign in Washington
In Washington the Republican National Committee holds a meeting led by Henry P. Fletcher, signaling renewed party effort to oppose Roosevelt. Observers note enthusiasm but little concrete planning, while internal tensions and a libel suit involving ex-chair Robert H. Esther Lucas threaten party unity and potentially disrupt the approach to the 1936 race.
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National Committee
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Lucas
Charles D. Hilles
New York
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Baltimore
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Kent
Mr. Lucas
O Reilly and Lucas in Kansas Nebraska and Washington notes
The piece discusses Mr Lucas in a Nebraska confluence, his alleged role with Senator Norris and a Hilles conspiracy claim. It then highlights Miss Mary M. O Reilly’s 82 years of treasury service and a White House order extending her tenure. It closes with street naming lore explaining why Washington lacks a J street due to I and J similarity.
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George W. Norris
Nebraska
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Senate
Mr. Lucas
United States Senate
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Republican Party
O'Reilly
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Washington
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White House
Morgenthau
National Capital
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Western
Union
No clear headline present in Uncommon Sense column
The column urges self reliance and continuous learning to secure stable work, notes modern miracles like weather control, and warns that greed and crime persist despite progress. It calls for honest leadership and collective effort to end poverty and war.
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Adam
Child's Tinted Apron for Young Crafters
A stamped and tinted apron bundle for ages three to six measures 19 by 24 inches with yellow bear and ball motifs. Cross stitch and outline stamping on bleached material suit any dark thread. Package No 6 ready to embroider. binding and thread excluded. postpaid 15 cents. Virgil F. Winslow testifies in Los Angeles court seeking divorce from Sarah C. Winslow after 35 years. he weeps and embraces her as the case is dismissed.
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Virgil F. Winslow
Los Angeles
Sarah C. Winslow
Crying Princess Tear Mark on One Cent Canadian Stamp
Detroit News reports collectors found a tear drop from Princess Elizabeth on the first stamp of the third row top left on a Canadian silver jubilee sheet. Canadian philatelists dub the variety crying princess and seek expert opinions on its rarity.
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Detroit News
Missouri driver warns nerve worn to frazzle on road
James W. Stobaugh of Missouri writes to a Kansas City newspaper warning wild drivers. He laments damage from reckless stunts and urges motorists to stay in their lanes to avoid broken headlights and smashed fenders.
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Kansas City
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