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form said. “raises squarely the issue whether the nation’s water power shall be used for all the people or for the selfish interests of a few We accept that issue.” Platform drafters went down the

nance farm debts at lower interest

rates; continue production adjustment to control surpluses; continue commodity loans; expand domestic consumption through he food stamp plan; enlarge the rural rehabilita-

State and local authorities; denounced Republican efforts in that direction as “a thinly disguised plan to put the unemployed back on the dole.” It favored calling, under

ACCUSED OF SELLING MARIJUANA IN PARK

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Willkie, as the nominee welcomed today the issue of a campaign against a third term for President. Roosevelt and continuance ol the New Deal I am greatly gratified,” he said “It ought to be a great campaign.’ Mr. Willkie was attending a performance of the operetta, “The Bartered Bridge at Ceniral City. o.. when the news of Mr. Rooset's overwhelming draft reached Central City is a ghost town, once-wealthy gold operetta

the shadow of mining metropolis, but an 1s presented re annually Mr Willkie left immediately after the performance f his cation headQuarters at Colorad “n Feels Issue Fundamental

“We will have presented to the voters of the country the Issues which have been created by the New Deal, advocated for New Deal

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Pass upon the doctril i 1- Fourth of July. the world's fair’ bombing on July 4| vate power issue. Wispensahility of one ma nd th Onlv two of the bovs—Micharel in which two detectives were Killed. | Mr. Willkie s platform, the plato sanctity of our two-term tradition.” 3 . a -— — ———

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gram—relief, social security, labor ¢ dar INET OWEN CO ODETa unemployment conference of lead- is not a citizen of the United States. : jons— 1 - tv encourage farmer-ow co-opera- I : a : INTO gg EE a tives: conserve soil and water re- ers of government, industry, labor was held today on a vagrancy : : : : : and farm groups to speed up emAt its final meeting the Resolu- complished more in the last seven extension of the social security act Blackwell and State Narcotic Offi- ’ . Y : paign,” He Says: Warns That Democratic Policy : liant and courageous leadership of try's history, Tt Pledges contjnua-| ic mention of the groups mvolved. supply of the narcotic with him. a HAG sale a few days ago a wou 0 weit Congress for the past seven trying mands for amendment of the law. for “early realization of a minimum nd uld g > SBECH iter ongre: St Y ving United Press Staff Correspondent Times Specia PET cumpathy toward proposals to ex- Sainfully yemployed.” narcotic cigaret has jumped 10 to j . i { Iv . nh" . . . . with a platform which they hailed leader we send our cordial greet- SYmpatil Republican Presidential 4 4 vouth, education ia t ‘pci 3 "nn. creasingly wholehearted co-opera- , . off threats of Democratic isola- the President had notified the con creasing p Federal authorities to determine his om “continue to at- jaoiqiative safeguards against disand unequivocal in contrast with New Dealer, who led the fight for a tack unbridled In a preamble to the platform . " . r onds: and on the “stay out of war’ issue. White House during the day's de- eral, State and local b | defend against external attack and ~A father charged with searing his of Massachusetts, Burton K. Wheeler Paryvt's power policy and pledged Party takes its name.” accessory. {mined that war, raging in Europe, also declared his satisfaction with people to be provided with this pri- ‘1. To strengthen democracy by Although backing John Nance Garner, Texas found its standard our army, naval or air force to, 1; The Democratic Party criti- the people in the publicly-owned ,. seeret infiltration. treatment had been necessary since. ————— TOT te GNQ Qefend ‘Ve NORrOe parity income is realized; extend 5 Tt opposed turning control of improving the welfare of the ficers that her son was a ‘chronic #he said in a formal statement. In addition. the American voter: STEALING DYNAMITE go's story of carrying the dynamite continue to be, the security and deHidalgo was chalfeq Sith juvenile publicans’ choice of Wendell L. 1fessed today that they selves will hay make their own firecrackers for the ated one phase of the inquiry into; to meet him on the public vs. pri- 00 RO P) CAL SUI ; mav be able to do 1 in thei the Democ

+ > TT XY THURSDAY, JULY 1 line in support of the New Deal pro- tion program; extend crop insur- the President's direction, a national SUITS WILLKIE : : : system of government.” sources, and encourage marketing charge. Police charge he peddled eee 3 'y RX wwe shall hold fast to agreements. ployment. marijuana cigarets in Military Park, vears to benefit workers than any to cover “milhons of persons not sar Gene Rvan rested I jast tions Con rote into t lat- Hahroh : : oA Reb Bg io S x van arrested him last i I of Ai Ra other Administration in the coun- now protected,” but made no speci- pijoh(, but said he did not have a Against Smearing. May Involve U. S. hk SUPA) SOIR 9% ion of the Wagner Labor Act pro- Old-age pension advocates get a i" _ alk 1 , i President ymnxmn Dv pn oram. making no mention of de- boost through a provision calling They said they saw him make a By PAUL T. SMITH By CHARLES T. LUCEY his statesmanship ana the { a —- o ) It also pledges continuation of the pension for all who have reached 0 court with that as their case. CHICAGO. July 18.—Democrats years.” : : mraccac the ace of retirement and are not They also said that the price of the O NGS, Colo “ - President and great Bituminous Coal Act and expresses g ! OLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, prepared today to go to the country And to our President and great er WO Ir Aa: Ee h . 20 cent: i re. July 18.—Wendell L yi tend it to the anthracite industry. | 7. It pledged expansion and con- 20 cents each since the Indiana Ave las a complete refutation of “war Ings, 1t added. : : : SG the Feaeral Wemlth. drive against vice party” cries and which had killed The paragraph was inserted after It pledged to strive i re and housing programs Spins . tw EY sont 4 ; c “ir on between labor and industrial : 5 . . : tionists to lead a third-party revolt. vention that he did not seek a third BO he -. 8. It promised for the Negroes to citizenship status. Leaders regarded the language of term. an: . ey RR crimination in Government service FATHER HUNTED FOR that adopted by the Republicans at stronger Allied-aid plank and who economic power. 0 b re — and benefits, and in the national Philadelphia, fa indicated they reportedly was in frequent tele- lation to aid sma sli BURNING BOY’ S FEET hs sion of all Democrats traced world events and The Democratic plank, adopted at liberations, said that he was “com- app7oN ed a USES declared that their purpose “is to the end of a long and determined pletely satisfied” with the final OF ha yo defe ccs oma ; Urges Wider Security Act | justify by internal progress the 9-vear-old son's foot to prevent his James I'. Byrnes of South Carolina : svstem of government and way of | yynning away was sought today as of Montana and McCarran of Ne- said there was nothing in the plank vada, proclaimed. that conflicted with the Administra- ., | ; HC “FRG : : I i 1 the Democratic Party pli During seven vears under Mr. to oppose every effort to encroach | gagsevelt, it declared, the party has| The father, Gustavo Hernandez. Asia and Africa, shall not come to the plank. caddy. Juvenile authorities . ica. We will not participate in 15ior ints i 1 sti 'v essenti EH w said his America. We will particip Major points in the domestic mary essential Of hte at pe lowest defensive preparedness against ag- |‘ ay OR Th a te Moti possible cost. he “victories = Ol | gression, whether by open attack |’ YE split in half in the demonstration that followed Mr. Garner's nomina- fight in foreign lands outside of ;jzaq Republican farm policies and utilities field “will be turned to de- “9 To strengthen democracy bv | They learned only recently how he tion at the Democratic National Convention last night. Here a dele- | the Americas, except in case of at- pledged itself to mak~ parity as w ell feat if the Republican Party should jhereasing our economic efficiency. had been burned by the author yy f that nhi yoy ctr ' . , . 3 . > " ’ y “ en © that philos THREE BOYS CONFESS Hidaleo 14, and Leo Bantle, 16— Doctrine. the farm tenancy program; refi- Federally-financed relief over to people. runaway’ before his punishm in : es “The direction and aim of our — —— . mn — ee — ren ree esi - a A were hela after police heard HidalWill have NEW YORK Julv 18 (U. P) over a narrow plank between two fense of our own land and the 5 i ¥ L o Ul ic . . — 3 7 Ba I) Pass upon : buildings six floors above Broadway maintenance of its peace Yofore has been ¥ i i linquency; Bantle with petit lar-| Willkie, former utilities executive, as hecative by litical nventions. | sticks of explosive from a constr ceny. their Presidential nominee and deThe issues are fundam al and : ¥mportant which must e NN ; _ equate presentation ¥ 3 R EN, YOUNG MEN Predicted Renomination AM Roosevelt inated and th

W AR QUESTION _ who told police he labor ance from wheat to other crops; ins.” m Ss 2. The party declared it has ac-| 6. The party dedicated itself to| Detectives Allan Steger and Paul % gains,” the platform said. . s Allan Steger an It Ought to Be Great Cam- Seek to Refute G. 0. P. Cry “toward in- tinuation of slum clearance The officers said they will ask - ; continue to “strive. for complete their foreign-affairs plank as plain, Senator Claude Pepper, Florida 3. It promised to HER ER { Ped defense forces.” would pitch much of their campaign phonic communication with the cated removal of tax-exemp AN DIEGO. Cal., July 18 (U. P.) ficht led by Senators David Walsh graft. Mr. Pepper and Senator 4. It condemned the Republican ise 6 3 ns lif from which the Democratic the bov's mother was held As an “The American people are deter- tion's foreign policy. Mr. Wheeler upon the inherent right of our japgred successfully: s son Gilbert had heen burned Times-Acme Telepns foreign wars, and we will not send phases of the platform: gate holds the divided standard aloft. _ | tack. We favor and shall rigorously .< soil conservation pavments until be returned to power.” “3 To strengthen democracy by Mrs. Caroline Hernandez told ofing force of the foreign policy has been, and will] er y g I Three boys who learned all thes ; The platform criticized the Ren a third term. but that issue he knew about dynamite from a book, In this election. the voters them- tion project May 29 so they cf i The detention of the boys elimin- clared that Democrats stood ready snd should determine I hope 1 Willki He had

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