Smith Refuses to Answer Roosevelt Charge in Liberty League Speech
Alfred E. Smith contends there is only one man who should answer him as he defends his anti New Deal stance in a fiery Liberty League response. He rails at federal power and criticizes President Roosevelt while reaffirming farm relief and constitutional limits amid mounting political pressure.
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New York
Alfred
Smith
New Deal
Roosevelt
Joseph T. Robinson
Robinson
American ‘Liberty League
Liberty League
Tim
Liberty Ieagte
Stow
Warner
Doe Robins
Matt
Tts
Jim
Omaha
America
Fedure
GCC
Doe
Maryland
Albert
Rutthle
John W. Davis
Massachusettts
Joseph B. Fly
Alfred E. Smith
Min Union of Building Service
Kupve State Building
Inchsting
Ademes J. Brembrick
South African Collegians Visit City Arrive for U S Tour
Witwatersrand University students from Johannesburg travel with 48 scholars, led by SN Hollenberg, visiting New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and beyond after Dec 4. The group tours mines, attends lectures, watches rugby, and enjoys cinema while describing South Africa economics, climate, and culture. The trip includes campus events, home stays, and a planned mining field visit at Homestake.
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Witwatersrand University
Johannesburg
Transvaal
Union of South Africa
Ight
Witwatersrand
Eltve
Astestos
Mangrhese
Wed
Wh. SN
Hollenberg
Walional Union South African Students
National
New York
Franconia
Washington
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Niagara Falls
S. & Andante
Professor Heffenberg
Theta V'Au
Slama
Ug Itge
Austria
Washington stirred by navy walkout at Palridge conference
In Washington a storm over a navy marine walkout during a women’s Palridge conference on national defense dominates the day. Republican leaders criticized the action at a White House dinner as Navy Secretary approved. The incident touched off questions on Roosevelt administration policy and the fate of the marine band.
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Washington
Navy
Aueil
Nia- Mae
Awanson Ap
Hambridge Culby
Pavley
Kal
Chaiman O'Connor
Snell
Pennsylvania
Ayent
Hoover
Henry P Fletcher
Empire State Building Claims World’s Tallest Status
Fragmented OCR text notes Noor to his offices and a remark about the Empire State Building being the tallest in the world, suggesting a claim or comparison to height.
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Noor
Tie
Empire State Building
Annual Scout Meeting Highlights 1935 Community Plan
The meeting in Austin Texas featured Dr. Simmons recounting early scouting roots and a 20 year interest in the movement. Officers and a large list of attendees heard reports on enrollment 272 boys with 718 Scouts 51 sea Scouts and 104 cops plus 274 more interested. a 6000 budget for 1838 operations was approved. Clark Veatch reported 514 merit badges and 434 promotions.
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Austin
Texas
Ike
Simmons
Daniel Boone
Dr. Simmons
South Atlantic Ocean
Africa
South America
Dante Boone
Scouls
Abelzht
Willum Israel
Esther Finnevid
CG. Sherman
Peter PF. MacDonald
St. Lawrence Church
Groonieveld
W. A. O'Kelly
Roscoe Thomas
Uoh
Mr. Hoover
Utelus
Butte
Dr. Denavati
T. Birbanks
Council
J.D. Boardman
Dig
Clark Veaten
Presigent
Court of Honor
Thausson
Kent Groenuveld
Buble
R. E. McHugh
Anaconda
B.S. Albright
Dillon
J 7. Rega
Derr
Reuben Sehnéfer
Freethal Price
Clark Veateh
T. T. Taylor
Ward Thompson
Congress Probe Sought on Pension Plan Promoters
Washington January 29 A congressional investigation of groups promoting old age pension plans was asked in a resolution by Representative Bell Democrat Massachusetts in the House. The move seeks to uncover promoters and assess impact on public policy.
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Washington
Congressigie
Repreentative
Bell
Democrat
Montana pork production drops in 1935 crop
Helena Jan 29 Pork output in Montana for 1935 was the smallest in years, with an estimated total of 152000 pounds versus 297000 the previous year. Jay G Diamond statistician for the division of crop and livestock estimates notes drought and tight feed supplies at year end heavily reduced the spring crop to about 82000 head in the drought affected counties.
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Helena
MontAna Farmera
Jay G. Diamond
Droughe
Murder charge faces Loeb slayer
James Day, held on an earned murder charge, is under detention as investigators probe the Richard Loeb case known as the Bobby Franks slaying of 1924. The state and county authorities review all available evidence from the notorious 2A100-word incident.
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Tsda
James Day
Richard Loeb
Thrill Miller
Bobby Franks
Stop That Cold In Its Tracks Ad Ends Inconsistencies
A vintage ad warns against neglecting a cold and promotes Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as an internal remedy. It claims four effects: open the channels, suppress the infection, ease headache and fever, and fortify the system against further attacks. The copy touts decades of use and urges asking for the product with LB stamped on each tablet.
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Grove
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