Roosevelt Opens Campaign With Radio Address
President Roosevelt formally launches the Democratic campaign speaking to a Jackson Day rally of about 2,000 and via radio to hundreds of Democratic dinners nationwide. He frames the core issue as retaining government, cites two Supreme Court opinions on the AAA, and pledges that justice for agriculture remains an objective. He warns against entrenchment by business interests and says the public must understand government policies through facts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
AAA
Eee Court of the United State
Congress
United States
Democratic Party
Board of Agriculture
Four Boys Die As Empty Tenement Collapses
Montreal January reports a brick collapsed tenement killing four boys. Rescue workers recovered Douglas Norman aged 9 and sought others among rubble. The flatiron building, condemned since October, had been stripped for firewood and weakened by neglect.
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Montreal
Douglas Norman
Bakers Drug Store Bladder Relief Advertisement
Stop getting up nights with a Bakers remedy using juniper oil and Buchu leaves in small green Bakers tablets. Claims to flush acids and waste, ease bladder irritation, and restore sleep within four days, offering a 25 cent return if not satisfied.
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Bakers
Bakers’ Drug Store
Five Substitute AAA Plans Under Consideration
National figures discuss alternatives to the AAA as five tentative substitute plans are reviewed by the House Agriculture Committee. Secretary Wallace and AAA chief Davis, after a Roosevelt meeting, stress no plan is settled while the Supreme Court scrutiny continues and farmers’ leaders urge coordinated action.
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Wallace
Chester Davis
AAA
Roosevelt
Wise Leaders of Agriculture
Supreme Court
Justice Department
United States
Louisiana
Department
House Agriculture Committee
Hope
Landon
Davis
Dan D. Casement
Kansas
Casement
Farmers Independence Council of America
American Liberty League of
Congress
Marcantonio
R-Ny
Farmers and Workers
NRA
Dickstein
Council of Farm
White House
Supreme
Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Hold Youth In Manassas Jail
A 20 year old from Birmingham Alabama identified as O L Crews was jailed in Prince William County after a 13 year old girl reported an assault. Fears of mob violence prompted removal from the local jail as authorities moved him to another facility.
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Manassas
Prince William County
O. L. Crews
Birmingham
Ala
Bristow Girl Assaulted on Rail Line Near Manassas
Officers say a schoolgirl walking along railroad tracks near Bristow five miles from Manassas was assaulted on her way home. A doctor called her condition serious. Crews, described as a hobo, had been living in an abandoned Bristow area for three days.
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Bristow
Manassas
Charlie Chan's Secret at Hable's Palace Theatre
Warner Oland leads the Chan series film Charlie Chan's Secret at Hable's Palace Theatre for last showings. The program includes Fox News reel and the two reel short Camera Thrills with cast Rosina Lawrence Henrietta Crosman Charles Quigley Edward Trevor Astrid Allwyn Bert Mundin. East of Java is also shown Friday with Charles Bickford in the Universal picture and Phantom Empire On Your Radio Dial and an Oswald cartoon.
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Warner Oland
Charlie Chan
Hable’s Palace Theatre
Chan
Rosina Lawrence
Henrietta Crosman
Charles Quigley
Edward Trevor
Astrid Allwyn
Herbert Mundin
Fox News
Java
Charles Bickford
Universal Picture
Palace
Elizabeth Young
Frank Alberton
Leslie Fenton
Oswald
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Patent Office
Stanley
Yanee Barlow
National Guardsman
Lee W Stanley
Hable’s Palace
Old Gold
P. Lorilaré Co., Inc
Central Press
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