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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1938
Page
2
Editorial argues five years of Roosevelt era borrowing totaling about 20 billion dollars did not deliver permanent prosperity. It claims government spending merely padded a short lived boost, warns of bankruptcy risks, criticizes New Deal politicians, and urges defeating these candidates to restore lasting recovery.
The speaker argues New Deal policies created “made work” and delayed recovery. They claim five years of such efforts left high unemployment, urge defeating the New Deal in elections, and call for freeing industry from government control to restore private jobs at fair wages.
The week saw former Missouri Governor Henry S. Caulfield announce support for Hepatlican’s United States Senate candidacy. Caulfield, who governed from 1929 to 1933, is portrayed as a high minded citizen pursuing state and national welfare over party interests. He emphasizes decisive action when weighing public good against partisan considerations.
Readers see a clash between Caulfield and Clark in the August primary with stakes over New Deal alignment. The piece argues a Senator should represent district interests, not pledge unwavering loyalty to the President, and notes Missouri voters face a choice between pro and anti New Deal lines.
A garbled excerpt references a National Democrat war chest and political campaign timing. It mentions Fraley and a forthcoming race with hints of funding and readiness. Names and connections are unclear due to OCR quality.
Robert June No land son of Mr and Mrs David W No land died at 15 in a woodland near Unionville Missouri from an accidental fall on June 1 1938 He was a junior high student Future Farmers of America vice president and highest degree holder in the local chapter Funeral services were held June 8 at the Christian church Unionville with Rev R W Custer and Rev R J Midwen officiating He is survived by his parents two sisters Ida Mae Neighbors and Jean Hurns, grandfather J R Robertson, a nephew Hobby Neighbors and many relatives and friends The family expresses thanks for kindness and sympathy from neighbors and friends.
Memorial note recalls Abraham Arm rong son of Abraham and Laura Arm rong of Memphis who died Tuesday May 17 at age 46 after a long illness. He married Maudase Neon on November 17, 1922 and was a devoted husband father neighbor and friend. Floral tributes and expressions of affection followed his passing as recorded by the Flint Michigan paper. Erwin Straus of Berlin began composing music at nine and by nineteen had written four operas enjoying popularity.
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