Landon accepts Republican nomination in Topeka ceremony
Alf M Landon officially becomes the Republican nominee at the Kansas capitol, receiving notification from Congressman Snell in a Topeka ceremony attended by 100000 citizens and party leaders. He outlines policy on recovery relief agriculture labor and constitutional change.
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New York
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Landon
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Detroit radio priest denounces President in Townsendite speech
Ather Coughlin, known as the Detroit radio priest, delivered a speech before the Townsendite convention criticizing the President. The address drew attention for its bold partisan rhetoric and strong stance against current policies.
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Ather Coughlin
Detroit
Investigations Stir J. Edgar in Brokerage Claim
Eastor J Edgar, head of the FBI, protests a Treasury Secret Service inquiry into his alleged "6 men" and brokerage accounts. Treasury acknowledges Secret Service lacks authority to probe other departments, as the dispute continues.
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Treasury
Wallace Outlines Four Point Farm Relief Plan
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace addresses the International Baby Chick association in Kansas City outlining a four point program for farmer and consumer protection. The plan includes judicious commodity loans the ever normal granary crop insurance and government purchase of land that should never have been plowed.
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Wallace
International Baby Chick Association
Kansas City
Widespread Drought and Heat Spur Measures in Grough Region
The national crop report warns the drought is as severe as 1934 across a broad swath from the Rocky Mountains to New York and Ohio Valley to Oklahoma. Roosevelt creates a national committee led by Morris L. Cooke to study resources based remedies as conditions worsen.
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Richard C. Moore
Army Engineers
John C. Page
Bureau of Reclamation
Frederick H. Fowler
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National Resources Co
Rexford G. Tugwell
Harry L. Hopkins
Helpers and hope in compassion during loneliness
The passage speaks of collective support to ease loneliness and bereavement, noting that sympathy and comforting words can heal. It encourages maintaining enthusiasm and the belief that one can begin again with shared humanity and acts of kindness.
Linen closet gardening patterns for appliqué patches
The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept offers pattern 5348 titled Linen closet Gardening. It includes two 5 by 15 inch motifs and two 4 by 15 inch motifs with transfer patterns, material lists, color ideas, and stitch illustrations. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins to 259 W Fourteenth St New York NY with pattern number and your details.
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Sewing Circle Household Arts. Dept
W. Fourteenth St
New York
N. Y
Worthwhile It is easy to please a man who is praising his wife
A concise line notes the ease of pleasing a husband when he praises his wife, urging readers to join in acknowledging a spouse.
Look Outward On Your Vacation
The piece urges travelers to leave work worries behind and seek renewal away from business thoughts and urban noise. It argues inward focus spoils the trip, while outward awareness and a relaxed mind restore energy and comfort during a vacation.
We Are Travelers and Honest Friends Quote
A Robertson quote about travelers in the wilderness of life. It reflects that the best finds are honest friends who accompany us on journeys and keep us worthy, with true companionship being life’s reward.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Our Sorrows Like Thunder Clouds
The line reflects on sorrow as dark clouds that seem distant yet brighten as they near. It expresses mood shifts and suggests hope emerging from hardship. The quote attributed to Richter frames sorrow as transient and controllable by perspective.
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