Tactics Push To Fore As Party Leaders Await London Speech
Washington’s political scene tightens as party leaders await Governor Alf Landon’s acceptance speech for the Republican nomination. Roosevelt allies and GOP rivals maneuver on labor, drought, and Townsend convention dynamics, shaping campaigns across states and battles over New Deal policies. Landon hints at a return to gold-backed currency while both parties prepare broader, multi-office strategies ahead of September and November contests.
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London
Edwarded
Landon
Roosevelt
Senate
House of Representatives
Herbert Lehman
New York
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Aing
Garner
West
Col. Knox
Don
East
John D. M. Hamilton
New England
Maine
Tion
Charles E. Coughlin
Gerald L. K. Smith
Lemke
Townsend
Norman Thomas
D. Leigh Colvin
Earl Browder
Labor
American Liberty League
Alfred 4. Smith
John W. Davis
Nebraska
George Norris
Labor League
Chicago
Kansas
Soft Line Simplicity Pattern Promotes Budget And Style
A Barbara Bell pattern advertisement touts a graceful frock with an all in one yoke and capelet sleeves for easy sewing and versatile wear for mother and daughter. It highlights pleated bodices and back fullness, optional braid or bow accents, and promotes Barbara Bell Pattern No.1918 B with sizes 14 to 42 and yardage details.
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Barbara Bell
Shenandoah Park Poised To Become America’s Switzerland
Shenandoah National Park opened to visitors as Skyline Drive expands with bridle paths foot trails and auto roads. Water systems rise at Skyland and Big Meadows while C C C crews build cottages and sewer lines under Park Superintendent Lassiter. Marys Rock Hawksbill Little Stoneyman Old Ragged Mountain and other peaks offer panoramic views and easy climbs as tourists explore valleys forests and distant mountain ranges.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Shenandoah National Park
America
Switzerland
Skyline Drive
Skyland
George Freeman Pollock
Blue Ridge
Big Stoneyman
Little
Stoneyman
Hawksbill
Mary’s Rock Peak
Old Ragged Mountain
Rocky Mountains
Blowing Rock
N.C
Page Valley
Massanutten Ranges
Allegheny Mountain
Europe
Virginia
Mary’s Rock
Skyline Drive Parks Expansion Promises New Picnic and Camping Areas
Shenandoah National Park officials outline plans to expand picnic grounds and camping sites along Skyline Drive with water, comfort stations, and overlooks offering views of the Shenandoah Valley. Developments include two resort areas at Skyland and Big Meadows, cottage lodges, and potential pools, while hotels face mixed reception and concessions remain undecided.
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Blue Ridge
Skyline Drive
Page and
Shenandoah
Skyli Drive
America
National Park Service
Swift Run Gap
Shenandoah Valley
White Oak Canyon
Skyland
National Park
Switzerland
Big Meadows
Frort Royal
Panorama
Rockfish Gap
Shenandoah National Park
Skylane
George Freeman Pollock
Card of Thanks for I A Zinn
Mrs I A Zinn expresses gratitude for friends kindness during illness and death of husband I A Zinn as well as for car use and floral tributes dated 7 20 11.
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I. A. Zinn
Bedspread Stitchery a Summer Note Color In the bedroom
Charming field flower motif adds color and fascination to a bedspread design. Dainty cutwork triangles border the wreath and bolster, suitable for matching linens. Stitches include blanket outline lazy daisy and French knots for a summer motif used year round. Pattern 5593 offers a large motif 15 by 16 inches and six corner motifs 4 by 4 inches with color suggestions and directions. Send 10 cents to Winchester Evening Star Household Arts Dept for pattern.
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C-C-C Boys
Lassiter
Fairmont Avenue
Loudoun St
S. Stewart
C. A
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N. Braddock
J. C. Nesselrodt
Mt. Williams
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Roomers
Care Star
X. B
Wallace Brown
Fifth Ave
Main Street
Tate
Ruby Jackson
Main St
Household Arts Dept
W. 4Th Street
Sshopding
Winchester
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