The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 14, 1936, Page 7

& NEW DEAL IS TERMED] ~ EXPENSIVE AMATEUR HOUR BY FRANK KNOX, GOP Vice Presidential Seeker Says People Will Give 'm the Gong Huntington, MG Va., Aug. wren An attack on the New Deal as “the most expensive amateur hour history” by Frank Knox, vice’ peels dential candidate, who also advocated @ “real share the wealth es ad by widespread employe ownership of stock, opened a drive by Republicans to recapture West Virginia. The nominee, speaking before in party’s state convention and cone, crowd of several thousand added: Perand’ in November, the American best rod will et all those New Deal . Performers the Pine ‘amplified ‘hi his party's position on labor mati saying: ins Telentless forces in the Amer- an system are moving toward Suter hours and higher wages. Our Republican aa will en- courage this trent Knox made a efinite bid for Democratic teeny telling the con- the ated many leading Democrats and that the November battle was “not a While the fields of his neighbors have been withering during the drought, Wililam W. Terpstra, farmer liv. ing near ie ieee Hage is looking forward to a bumper system La Lower left rigged up to carry water to his crops. Spendin: for automobile at the tide of a nearby ot He shov top) corn and tomato crop because of a homemade irrigating ping, he attached a pump to an old ing water pour over one of his fields. ream. He is shown (top) watchin: shows hie son, William, Jr., exhibiting a well-developed ear of corn; lower right, the eon le shown beside car while water is being pumped from etream. (Associated Press Photos) MAY BE RESUMED BY | THORPE'S ATTORNEY |S. Ired by Mary Astor’s Statement at Conclusion of Case on Thursday Los Angeles, Aug. 14. — (?) — Re- pir tea of the Mary Astor child battle was threatened Friday with its exchanged charges of illicit lony romances—also a demand for ke aye look into the auburn-haired tress’ diary on life and love. “Only & few hours after court-ap- Proval of an agreement in the tempestuous case, the new bombshell was fired suddenly iy Joseph Ander- son, attorney for Miss Astor's former husband, Dr. Franklyn Tho! Anderson said he was angered by Sie aan statement in behalf f Miss Astor which he charged was prepared in advance of the decision. He also said he based his intention to seek resumption of the case on the belief the signature of his handsome Physician client to the ,aereement “was apparently insincere. agreement, which caused Miss betta to say, “I feel that I have Stan her custody for nine mont of each Pood of 4-year-old Marylyn Astor Thorpe in contrast uustody order obtained bi Dr. Thee with his divorce de- pounded Miss Astor's purple- inked pasate of which Dr. Thorpe 14 possession and which Ander- Les 7 ehirone Getailed her association gery edad 3 ire, asse Miss Astor was “forced” into the battle and deplored that the contents diary were “so scandslously court,” side of the a , replying that “we didn’t know we were dealing with that kind e Biggie, said both sides had agreed any post-settlement out- baud = Badlands Forest Fire Caused by] Lightning ‘mae: a D, Aug Aug. 14.—(7)—8ub- extinguishit Tuesday, caused by lightning. Crews of 150 men worked in shifts to halt flames in cedar forest, 18 miles north of Medora. 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