Show THE GARLAND News Review of Current Events the World Over Renominate President Roosevelt — Drought Causes Crop Destruction — International Conference Considers Mediterranean Problems Democrats By EDWARD Watcro FRANKLIN D ROOSR VELT was renominated by the Democratic convention In Philadelphia In a demonstration of great popular PRESIDENT a convention The unaninioiiBly adopted a strong New Peal platform and voted the of the histabolition oric rule The sessions w ere marked with extreme enthusiasm v F harmony ami a ileler- i initiation to stand on the adluililuntly ministration's rwiad in the past three years and present a united front In the com ehnrnoterk'iMl llie conlng campaign vention rule The abolition of the for the nomination oi candidates was achievements one of the rigniticant This rule which had been In ime for was siipricl‘l more than 100 years by the adoption of the rules coimmi lee’s that at future report recommending Coin ntMriS’'mrIy'a'’hiM'e imijoilty- Im Uliile some required for noiuinatlon southern and tin eastern ami western states opposed abrogation they were t lie ccmmif tee’s to it reconciled recommendation that lunges he unde of delegates in the apportionment of The pluifonn pledged continuance to benefit payments soil conservation farmers a sound currency a balanced amend and a constitutional budget to achieve If necessary the ment It party’s broad social program of the praised the accomplishments New Deal in a preamble declaring that them In the It planned to continue The platform’s interest of the nation keynote was that the Itoosevelt administration has put and will keep the nation “on the road the recovery and Party r ' W Newppr © prosperity” Regarding the Constitution the platform declared that while the Republican platform proposes to meet nn PICKARD Union the serious effects of lack of rain Figures on June rainfall for 1936 and 1034 compiled by Nut C Murray crop aushowed that Ohio thority of Chicago hail 39 per cent of normal this year Minnesota 40 and 90 per cent In 1934 per cent In 1936 and 93 per cent In 1931 Missouri 20 per cent In 1930 and 62 per cent In 1934 and Kansus 37 per cent In 1930 and 05 per cent in 1934 Added to the seriousness of the drouth situation was a plague of grasshoppers that swept over eastern Nebraska threatening to destroy hundreds of gijunre miles of crops The swarm wns reported to be 100 miles In long spots the Insects were said to lie so numerous that they hid the sun ns they over valuable farm passed ' ' lands In Montreal ux erhnnl conferetin interiulion of military and sought ettlement naval problems in the Mediterranean The conference bail been called by the res ilt of Turkey’s request powers ns to fortify the Dardanelles which were demilitarized under the ' Lausanne treaty Tin po sible threat of Russia's growing naval Mnith caused tin alignment nf the Kritish and Japanese it was willing to acJapan announced warson Japanese cept any limitation to enter the Black authorized hips sea providing similar restrictions were placed on Russian warships lenving it Russia demanded free westward pasout sage of warships and submarines of the Black sea through the Dardanelles adding she was unable to see not bordering on this why other powers of water desired unlimited body passage to It Because of her mutual assistance pact with the Soviet France was expected to side with Russia JEETlVi nce Representative william Dakota an- nounced that he would run for the Presidency as candidate of a new political known group problems by action of the sep as the Union party arate states the Democratic party recFather Charles E maxi that minimum wages ognizes Coughlin mum hours child labor monopolistic priest Is the leading and unfair business dust practices of Lemke's sponsor storms drouth and floods could not be candidacy Thomas handled by stales It stated: of Charles O’Brien “If these problems cannot be efBoston will be tbe fectively solved by legislation withcan ' iV we shall seek in the Constitution k I dldate on the ticket It as will amendments such — clarifying was announced assume to the legislatures of the sevMr Lemke made eral states and to the congress of the platfpublic a States each within Its proper United orm demands for reembodying Jurisdiction the power to enact those financing of farm mortgages old age federal and w hich the state laws legsecurity a living wage for all workwithin their respective ers limitation on individual Incomes islatures spheres shall find necessary in or- the establishment of a central bank der adequately to regulate commerce the Issuance by congress of all currprotect public health and safety and ency and Its regulation of tbe value Thus of all the money safeguard economic security we propose to maintain the letter and Plans were made for the new party to hold a national convention spirit of the Constitution” some In addition to soil conservation and time during August In Cleveland farm benefit the payments plank Mr Lemke said the Union party bas financing the support of farm nnlons labor tbe pledged the Democrats and tenants In buying National Union for Social Justice eslands favored commodity loans on tablished by Father Conghlln the retirement and of ten Townsend old age pension movement farm surpluses acres of submarginal million laud and “all other liberals who have been and rural rehabilitafrom production driven from the old parties” tion Mr Lemke was co author with SenReiterating the "good neighbor” ator Lynn J Frazier of North Dakota relations the foreign policy plank of a $3000000000 farm mortgage rethe party’s neutrality reaffirmed pro- financing bill defeated In tbe house of gram pledged to keep the nation out representatives It reassof foreign entanglements erted the reciprocal tariff policy but W CUTTEN who achieved demanded to ARTHUR "adequate” protection wealth as a grain farmers and manufacturers against trader died of a heart attack In his unfair foreign competition home ne was In Chicago Denouncing monopolies and concenyears old tration of economic power the platfAn of Individualism Mr orm declared that the administration Cutten exponent went his way alone In the grain would and fearlessly en- market “vigorously his “hunches” against force the criminal And civil provisions the field playing In 1924 he made a profit of the existing anti trust laws” estimated at between $1500000 and Other planks pledged: Expansion $2000000 In a corner on the corn marconof the social security program ket He repeated his success with a tinuance of rural electrification protIn coup the wheat market the followiection of the rights of labor to bar- ng year extension of federal gain collectively With a group of associates he enof tered the stock market In 192S and Just treatment housing projects war veterans ai)il their dependents during the boom months made millions extension of the merit system through of dollars freedom of classified civil service Most of his life Mr Cutten was a religion and aspress radio speech “long” trader who bought for the rise of public works projection sembly In the market but following the crash oppohe Is said to have become a “bear” or projects to aid unemployment sition to Communism and "the menace short seller Ills operations as a bear of concealed Fascism In the Chicago Board of Trade brought his suspension by the grain futures for two years specter of drouth stalked in administration but he won to a Northwest Damage reversal of this ruling In the crops United States Supreme court farms in South on Wyoming and Montana caused great concern and recalled the disas- STRIKES and Industrial difficulties to harass France altrous drouth conditions of two years solution was though their ultimate ago Railroads serving the drouth areas forecast in a conciliatory attitude the new “popular front” govagreed to place emergency freight rates French chambers into effect on live stock shipments to ernment toward-thRepresentatives of the other grazing areas Wheat and corn of commerce resevere chambers of commerce received assuradamage crime have suffered nce from Premier Leon Blum that no ports indicate In Washington a relief program for further manufacturing plants would be northwest states tied up by “folded arms” strikers the whose number at their peak Reached was mapped out by Rebel Adminis1000000 employees trator Harry L Hopkins Work relief approximately a strike of sailors In the meantime projects designed to give work at once to 5000 farmers In the Dakotas and In Marseilles was settled after a to Montana work when the shiprefusal whose and of Wyoming parts laid owners to waste been the strikers' dehave for the capitulated crop lands mands Fifty ships were affected by seventh consecutive year were planned In the Middle West the fact that the walkout The sailors demanded a week vacations with pay and June of 193d has been cooler than the same month two years ago has offset bedsheets on their bunks tional Detroit vYJ TI1E TIMES W von THE death rf Bernhard secretary of itate for foreign affairs In the Hitler cabinet removed one of the most skilled of Europe's Vbn Buelow who was diplomats was an expert on the League of Nations and gave bis country valuable counsel when Germany began to consider rejoining tbe league He was noted as a studious and bard working official with a vast amount of detailed information always readily available A “blueblood” of the German nobility the diplomat was a nephew of the late Prince Bernhard von Buelow He was one of tbe chancellor imperial first of the German nobles to associate himself with the republican regime after tbe collapse of tbe empire in 1918 Although different In background from Hitler he nevertheless enjoyed the chancellor's confidence lu Russia Maxim Gorky early foe of the czars who became a hero of the Soviet and Its outstanding regime writer died of Influenza at the age of Although not a member of the Communist party Gorky had a preeminent position In Soviet Ufa and was a former mefnber of the central Executive committee Moscow honored him with a public funeral and Inter- ment In the Kremlin In a niche facing Ienln’s tomb congress TilE after a session lasting five months during Which It and nearly $10000000000 by gome unexpected legislative complications In the closing hours the emergency tax hill which is expected to produce $S00 000000 In revenue was passed Supreme court Invalidation of the AAA and Guffey coni bills and the passage of the cash soldiers’ bonus over the I’rivsW wit's veto npsetUie budget plans and made such a bill necessary Although It was passed by the house the amended Guffey coal bill designed to remove the objections of the Supreme court failed of passage In the senate the Wagner slum Similarly housing bill which’ had passed the senate failed In the house Larger than normal appropriations for were activities governmental The bonus farm payments repassed lief and the greatest national defense program In peace time history helped 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