Vote Democratic for Iowa in 1938 Election
A pro Democratic appeal by Mrs Katheryn Arndorfer urges voting for Franklin Roosevelt and Senator Clyde Herring. It recalls 1933 to 1939 policies including mortgage moratoriums, farm debt relief, banking stabilization, and state social programs, arguing Herring’s record warrants support to win the war and peace.
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Katheryn Arndorfer
U. S
Herring
Towa
George’s
Iowa
United States
Department of Agriculture
Treasury
At Ounce
George
Congress
Franklin Roosevelt
Senate
Clyde IL
Democrats List Their New Deal Achievements to 1940
A faction claims the New Deal spent about 30 billion net after wartime additions and outlines a long list of accomplishments through 1940. It highlights farm income growth, mortgage debt reduction, poverty alleviation, employment in public works, social security for 3.5 million, NAC training for 2.5 million youths, labor gains, farm security, infrastructure expansion, and housing. The document argues these actions lifted incomes, expanded markets, and modernized national services.
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New Deal Administration
National Defense
G. A. Wilson
National Youth Administration
Reconstruction Finance Corp
RFC
Tennessee Valley Authority
Ed Breen for Congress Sixth Iowa District
The Record highlights Ed Breen a 43 year old former Webster County attorney and state senator with a strong liberal record. It notes his WWI service, leadership as Senate floor leader, and multiple bills including social welfare and farm relief. Support cites editorials praising his humanitarian, anti injustice record and wartime stance.
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Ed Breen
Webster County
State Senate
Senate
Breen
Estherville
Iowa
Alan
Diane
Fred
Breen Doran
Barney Allen
John Valentine
Levis
Shaw
Augustine
Bankhead-Jones Administration
Fort Dodge
Trank Nye
Ft. Dodge Messenger
Edward Breen
Webster
Calhoun
Senator Breen
Manson Journal
Des Moines Register
Dayton Review
Iowa House
Ed. Breen
James Fitzgerald
Railroadman’s Journal
Roosevelt
American Legion
Fred Gilchrist
Congress
Des Moines
Algona Upper Des Moines
Algona
Mason City Globe Gazette
Frost hits war bean crop and AAA price assurances
Anxiety grows over frost damage to the war program soybean crop. The AAA office pledges steps to guarantee farmers a fair price, reaffirming the New Deal government’s role in supporting agriculture as part of the war effort.
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AAA
New Deal
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Clyde L
U.S
Edw. Breen
Kossuth County
Democratic Central Committee