Labor Alliance 1940 Policy Not Announced
LaFollette says the Chicago conference adopted actions but he cannot speak for all attendees. He notes no beyond campaign action was decided and favors closer cooperation with labor and nonpartisan groups for Roosevelt's re election. He cites John L. Lewis and Sidney Hillman as fraternal delegates and mentions planning further coordination with allied groups.
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LaFollette
Chicago
Labor
Nonpartisan League
Roosevelt
Labor League
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Eeat
Selassie Keeps Seat as Ethiopia Faces League Question
Ethiopian representatives arrived at the League Assembly claiming the right to sit after Mussolini’s Italy had threatened withdrawal over Ethiopia. The credentials committee approved all delegations except Ethiopia and set a later decision on Selassie’s envoys, noting the issue could reach the world court and influence future minority powers in Europe.
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Mussolini
London
League
Selassie
Ethiopia
Italy
Fas
League Assembly
Credentials Committee
Europe
LaFollette Defends Campaign Strategy Amid Roosevelt Support
Responding to questions, LaFollette labeled his group the reactionaries candidate and said they found no other place but to align with President Roosevelt. He refused to answer about the censational committee's activities in any state and pledged to carry on the best campaign possible.
Roosevelt urges Bankhead plan farm tenancy aid
President Roosevelt asks Bankhead to meet with Jones to prepare federal tenancy plans. He envisions government financing for tenants to buy farms on long term, moderate interest, citing Ireland and Denmark as models, and aims to present recommendations to Congress in December. The day included a birthday dinner for his mother, Mrs. Sarah Delano Roosevelt, age 82.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Bankhead
Great Plains
Jones
Wuld
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
The
Hudson
Vincent Dailey
New York
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Enduring civilization rests on home ownership Bankhead told
The speaker urged that a stable nation rests on home ownership and strong farms. He credited Senator Bankhead with backing a farm tenant loan bill in the last Congress, highlighting the need for policy supporting rural lenders and tenant farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankhead
Silver Polish Care for Sterling Pieces
After cleaning rinse and dry silver, use a small brush to remove any remaining polish from the ornamentation. Wipe with soft flannel or chamois to finish, ensuring a spotless shine and preserved detail.
Public Sale of Late I H Zinn Farm near Hopewell Church
J L Jolliffe administrator of I H Zinn announces a no reserve sale at the late residence near Hopewell Church Virginia on Monday October 9 at 10 a.m. Items include 2 horses 38 cattle 12 steers 17 heifers 7 bulls 1 calf 8 hogs 12 sheep and lambs farming implements wagons crates gas engine Delco plant 50 stands of bees 1000 pounds honey 40 acres corn in the shack 20 tons junk and numerous tools and household goods. Cash terms. Lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I H. Zinn
Hopewell Church
Clearbrook
Chevrolet Auto
Delco Lighting
J. L. Jolliffe
Admr
I. H. Zinn
Youth Killed In Triple Crash Near Stone House
Centerville news reports an 18 year old, John Brownlie, killed in a triple collision on Leed Way near Stone House. Brownlie was thrown from a fertilizer truck during a sideswipe with a second truck and a passing car. State officer M F Ritter arrested Eddie Washington of Griffinsburg Va for drivingslaughter.
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Centreville
John Brownlie
Aleha
Stone House
Brownlie
M. F. Ritter
Eddie Washington
Griffinsburg
Washington
Probably Will Find A Taker
Cleveland report on Fred McComber of Osweg Falls New York seeking a fellow World War I veteran he last saw in 1919 at the convention He aims to repay a $10 loan to get home after the war hoping to locate the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Virginia
Cleveland
Fred McComber
Oosick Falls
N. Y
Cemetery cleanup meeting at Hill Bill Carpet yard
Notice invites interested people with graves in Hill Bill Carpet cemetery to meet Saturday morning September 26 1936. Bring tools to level rake and sow grass. Meet at the grave yard.
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Labor Alliance
Farm-Labor Party
All Party Committee
Good Neighbor League
Alf M. Landon
Fairmont Avenue
Loudoun St
Laree
S. Stewart
C. A. Robinson
W. Cork
N. Main
John L. Shine
Glaize Ave
Vanity Fair School of Beauty Culture
G. de Jewell
N. Loudoun St
L. Zuckerman
National Avenue
Baker Street
Main
Market
S. Braddock St
Kent Street
Hagerstown Equipment Company, Inc
Hagerstown
Hansbrough & Carter
L. R. Ritchie
Cootes
N. Kent
Wm. R. Price
Berryville
S. Stewart St
Boston Bull Dog
Maxie
Knox Grey Felt Hat
South Stewart Street
Ford Garage
Cork Street
R. W. Hockman
Bartonville
Paul Poston
Winchester Academy of Beauty
S. Main St
Diesel
South
Loebs Dye Orks, Inc
Salem Avenue
Roanoke
Escorping Centre
Norfolk
Seaboard
Ters
Cape Henry
Monticello Hotel
Oxfords
Brown
aSey IN
Ree Ee RT
Montgomery Ward
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