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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1936

Page

2

Plans Completed for the Democratic Convention

Edward W. Pickard reports from the Western Newspaper Union on Democratic Convention planning. Alben Barkley will chair temporarily, Joseph Robinson permanent chair, with John Mack and others in key roles. Farley notes the two thirds rule remains, unit rule may be revisited, Roosevelt expected to secure nomination, with final speeches set for Philadelphia. Navy Pacific maneuvers involve 150 ships and 450 aircraft in six weeks. Von Starhemberg defies Austria’s rivals, warning of a Heimwehr purge and outlining options of state control, fascism, or communism.

Alben W. Barkley Kentucky Audh Iwill Philadelphia Yoseph T. Robinson Arkansas Sen Barkley Jogge John B. Mack New York Franklin D. Roosevelt Aret Lee Barnes Alabama J. Borden Harriman District of Columbia Agnes Colling Dunn New Hampshire Edward G Halsey Eergeanot At Arms Clarence Cannon Missouri John G. O'Connor Forbes Morgan Farley Bennett Clark Roosevelt Municipal Stadium University of Pensylvania Convention Hall Pacific United States Panama Kurt Schniehnigg Baten Austria Italy von Starhemberg Heimwehr Schuschnigg Helmwehr Starhemberg

Roosevelt Addresses National Democratic Club

RESIDENT ROOSEVELT delivered what may be his first campaign speech before New York City’s National Democratic Club. He urged rising buying power to lift wages and prices, while denying inflation. He contrasted criticism with confidence and defended deficits as part of growth. A second item notes a new 800 million tax bill facing a fierce House battle, with Republicans labeling it unsound and aimed at regimentation, though administration leaders predicted passage before May.

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Labor Chief Urges Unions to Stay Nonpartisan

William Green, head of the American Federation of Labor, sent a letter to affiliated unions urging adherence to the federation’s traditional nonpartisan policy. He warned that labor should avoid division by refraining from identifying with any political movement that substitutes for the AFL’s panpartisan policy.

George L. Berry Uiions American Federation of Labor Unions Roosevelt Green William Green American Federation of Labor Thes Menu Wollep

ItalianAdvance in Ethiopia Presses Add id Ababa Drive

Italian forces pressing toward Addis Ababa report continued northward advance aided by a mighty motorized column featuring many white troops. Ethiopian resistance at points yielded to Italian offensives as General Graziana’s southern army moved toward Harar. Contreras elected Venezuela president. he will assume office May 20 after a near unanimous vote. Supreme Court upholds St Joseph stockyards rate reductions but notes concern over broader rate scrutiny.

Ethiopia Addis Ababa Graziana Harar Contreras Venezuela Leazar Lopez Contreras Juan Vincente Gomez Nationa Congress Chamber Gomez Supreme Court St. Joseph, Mo Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace Louis D. Brandeis Harlan P. Stone Benjamin Cardozo Justice Brandeis

Writers Fin ley Dunne and Percy Hammond Die in New Forts

Two renowned American writers, Fin ley Peter Dunne creator of Mr Dooley and Percy Hammond veteran drama critic for the New York Herald Tribune, died in New Forts city. Dunne was famed for his witty satire that delighted generations. Hammond was a leading theater critic and commentator.

Ormitt America Finley Peter Dunne Mr. Dooley Percy Hammond Critle New York Herald ‘Tribune Watters New Forts City

Panama Treaty Sparks Secret Hearings and Political Shuffle

Secret Panama treaty details surfaced showing joint conservation plans rather than Canal Zone defense. Senate chairman Pittman announced closed hearings and possible secret session, while Hiram Johnson urged public disclosure before the measure advances. Frederick Steiner of Oregon named keynote at Cleveland GOP convention to project a western agricultural emphasis, with Bertrand Snell of New York slated as permanent chairman.

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French Election Winners Highlight Communist Gains

Read across the French chamber of deputies the Communist bloc appears set for about 50 seats, while Radical Socialists fret over governing without them. Runoffs expected to temper early gains and shape post election coalitions.

Yariots Chamber of Deputies Chamber

Hopkins Doing Splendid Work and Roosevelts Ally Howe

The piece praises Harry Hopkins for direct cash relief and defends relief programs as largely honest, noting few graft pressures and arguing relief politics are present but not dominant. It marks Louis Howe’s role with Roosevelt, reviews public relief policy, and covers GOP figures Steiner and antiwar profits measures, plus rural electrification progress and defense economic ideas.

Harry Hopkins Credit Mobiler Harding Valief Hopkins Sam O. Ki Relief Administration Congress United States Pat McCarran Nevada McCarran Senate Hopking

Household cleaning tips and fabric care notes from Bell Syndicate

Practical guidance on removing grease from children's wear and window shades, washing white fabrics without shrinkage, soaking soiled garments, and keeping blankets soft. Instructions include using granulated soap powder, vinegar for stove grease, and ammonia in wash water. Also covers garnish tips like celery storage and gravy thickening with flour.

Stainless Steel Used to Keep Riverbed Clear in Yorkshire

A new use for stainless steel found in Yorkshire England involves laying thin sheets on a river bed to prevent choked channels in a new reservoir by moss and vegetation. The information comes from the Canadian National Railways noting stainless steel was developed in Sheffield, a steel industry hub in Great Britain.

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