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Here is the path of the deadly tornado which tore through four states,
leaving hundreds of dead, thousands of injured, and millions in damage
nn its wake. Entire towns were levelled by the fury of the storm!
(Central Press)
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According to political observers, the board of strategy in Gov. Alf
JM. Landon’s camp will seek to offset President Roosevelt’s support
in his home state—New York—by trying to select a running mate
from the east, if Landon is nominated. The “Landon” vice presi
dential p«<~,i .'.» - - «V/>ve w?*S Cc.r.rressn en Tam*** W.
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Wadsworth of New York a likely selection. The others believed to
be in the running on the Landon slate are Theodore Roosevelt Ji J
Congressman Hamilton Fish, Jr., of New York, and Gov. Harry W,
Nice of Maryland. Fish is a supporter of Senator William E. Borah,
opposing Landon for the nomination,.
n*TTxr ttmeq WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1936
AAA Beneficiary
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The largest cotton rental benefit
paid by the AAA went to a Mis
sissippi company headed by Oscar
Johnston, manager of the Federal
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ston s connections at the time of his
in 1933. Two checks,
for 554 ’ 200 ’ and 1934, for
♦123,747, were sent by the AAA to
Johnston’s company.
(Central Preeel
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Sheridan Downey, California at
torney for Dr. Francis E. Townsend,
and a follower of Upton Sinclair, is
reported to be slated for the post of
secretary of the Townsend Old Age
Revolving Plan, recently vacated by
Robert E. Clements, co-founder of
.. the movement.
£ Youngest Editor'
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Elaine Stiles
Probably the youngest newspaper
editor-publisher in America is
Elaine Stiles of Kingston, Wis.
Elaine will be 18 April 3. She
planned to be a nurse, but the
death of her father, who had di
rected the Kingston Spy for 26
years, changed her plans. Elaine
gets out the paper every Thurs
day without assistance, setting the
type, operating the cylinder press,
distributing the type again. She
does all jthe plant’s job printing
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