Roosevelt stance on bonus fuels political debate
The piece analyzes President Roosevelts approach to the veterans bonus amid economic strain. It argues his formula opposes prepayment while leaving doors open, critiques his candor and calls for clearer budget retrenchment may target subsidies and veteran payments.
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Roosevelt
Gold and Kongo Take Center Stage At Palace Theatre
The Palace features two western and melodrama showcases. Hoxie stars in Gold with Alice Day and a strong supporting cast including Matthew Betz and Tom London. Kongo, a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer drama with Walter Huston, also screens with Virginia Bruce and Lupe Velez in a vivid war drum themed tale. A separate note recounts a toad living 36 years and dying by accident.
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Hoxie
Alice Day
Matthew Betz
Lafe McKee
Hooper Atchley
Tom London
Robert
Kongo
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Walter Huston
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New York
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Hollywood
Virginia Bruce
John Gilbert
Lupe Velez
Conrad Nagle
C. Henry Gordon
Mitchel Lewis
Forrester Harvey
Okay America at Capitol stars Lew Ayres in mystery romance
Lew Ayres headlines the Capitol program in Okay America a thrilling mystery romance about a young newspaper columnist who uncovers a cabinet officer’s daughter crime that shocks the nation. Burns and Allen appear in Your Hat a Paramount laugh riot and Newman offers a travelogue.
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The Boiling Point at Colonial Theater With Hoot Gibson
Hoot Gibson stars in The Boiling Point at the Colonial with a new youth role and nonstop thrills. The program also includes The Last of the Mohicans serial chapter and a cartoon, with shows from 2 to 11 p.m. Additionally two attractions premiere Tuesday evening: The Last Frontier opening chapter and James Cagney in Winner Take All alongside Marion Nixon and Guy Kibbee.
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Virginia Bruce
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Political Calculators Weigh Socialist Vote Influence in November
Political forecasters in Washington consider the Socialist vote as a potential deciding factor in the coming election. Norman Thomas may break Socialist ballot records, while Democrats expect protest votes to drift toward Roosevelt. Surveys show a close Hooverites versus anti Hooverite balance, with those predicting a large Socialist showing aiding Republicans. The author notes Socialist sympathy across the Midwest and cites Thomas’s 1928 tally and projections toward a possible million votes or more.
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Night raid on the Bubble ends with soda box theft
A night raid by Big Sister Slm and PUD targeted the Bubble and seized a soda box believed to hide Denne's Pearl. Police report unclear outcomes as details remain fragmentary and contested.
Roosevelt Leads Hoover in Digest Poll With 48 States Counted
The Literary Digest poll shows Roosevelt with 56.30 percent and Hoover with 37.19 percent from 186 ballots. New states Florida through Wyoming all back Roosevelt. Maine through New Jersey support Hoover. Roosevelt leads in 39 states. Texas and Missouri show large Roosevelt margins.
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Baker on stump for Roosevelt in Eastern campaign
Newton D. Baker former secretary of war talks with James J. Farley at Democratic headquarters in New York about Baker’s speeches to aid Franklin D. Roosevelt. Baker had been a prominent Democratic candidate candidate prior to the Chicago convention.
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James J. Farley
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Baker
East
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
Charles Troup Confesses Arson in York case
Charles Tree of Winchester Virginia testified before Alderman Jacob Stager that he set fire to a farm house and three other buildings and wished to plead guilty in the local crim case. He faces joint charges by the state.
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Charles Troup
York
Charles Tree
Winchester
Jacob Stager
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Arson Trial Nears as Moody Involved, Court Set Monday
Testimony ties Mrs Anne J Moody widow to arson and conspiracy to defraud an insurance company. Troup testifies he was promised a blaze or to start it while claiming the plan originated with the woman. The notes reference national business lines and a New Yorker remark about unsound policy in a separate context.
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Anne J. Moody
Troup
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