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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1936

Page

10

Progressives across ranks unite behind Roosevelt in Chicago meeting

In Chicago a diverse group calling itself the National Progressive Conference endorsed President Roosevelt for reelection after a four hour secret session. The group planned active campaigning, a 15 member executive committee led by Senator Robert La Follette, and a national network with principles on education labor and welfare.

Roosevelt National Progressive Conference Maury Maverick Progressive Conference Chicago London United States Robert M. LaFollette Wisconsin la Follette LaFollette Fiorello la Guardia New York

Farmer Struck by Automobile Near Virginia Caverns

Robert Reid a 65 year old farmer from Zenda is in serious condition at Rockingham Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car on the Valley Pike near the Virginia Caverns filling station at 9 45 last night. Captain H J Jenkins driver of the auto rushed Reid to the hospital where he is reported to have a broken leg and a lacerated shoulder. Reid who is unmarried and brother of Daniel Tuck and Benjamin Reid is expected to recover barring complications. There were no witnesses to the accident and Reid reportedly ran across the pike in front of the Jenkins auto.

Harrisonburg Robert Reid Zenda Rockingham Memorial Hospital Valley Pike Virginia Caverns H. J. Jenkins Reid Pike Capt. Jenkins Fellowship Road Austin Sellers John Laker

Thrift Shop Bargains Raise Funds in Cleveland

The Cleveland council of Jewish women opened a thrift shop to fund welfare work. A shopper bought a green felt hat for 25 cents and a tweed coat for 1.25 dollars. Later Mrs. Milton P. Schlesinger, co chair, learned her hat and coat had been resold after the shop disappeared.

Cleveland, O Council of Jewish Women Milton P. Schlesinger

Nepotism Hits New High in Roosevelt Era Federal Payrolls

Washington reports the Republican National Committee alleging widespread nepotism in New Deal government. They cite 42 White House hires under Roosevelt, family ties across Commerce, Agriculture, Treasury, and more, with relatives earning salaries from $2,300 to $10,000.

Washington Republican National Committee Garner Roosevelt White House Secretary of Commerce Daniel C. Roper U. S. Tariff Commission Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace General Accounting Office Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr AAA Carroll Miller Interstate Commerce Commission Joseph F. Cuffey Pennsylvania Miller James F. Byrnes South Carolina Lenore B. Fullar Agriculture Department Burton K. Wheeler Montana Federal Housing Administration Maude W. Mitchell Committee On Indian Affairs John Garner Sam Millie Vance Census Bureau Dena Nance Alben W. Barkley Kentucky L. L. Barkley Senate Committee On Library Max Truett Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Keeler Praised For August Insurance Sales Surge

Charles R. Keeler, Pacific Mutual Life agent in the territory, received a letter from J. E. Garland Farmville state manager congratulating him on a wonderful volume of high class business in August. Garland noted agents pushed ahead with new business despite the company's reorganization.

Charles R. Keeler Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company J. E. Garland Farmville

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