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Ke Alakai o Hawaii
/ Ke Alakai o Hawaii, Volume IX, Number 21, 3 September 1936
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Contents
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Masthead
LANDON'S CHICKENS COME HOME, ROOST ON SOCIAL SECURITY G. O. P Candidate Talks One Way Before—Another After—Nomination
SIX DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS FLAY LANDON "YES" SPEECH ON NATION-WIDE RADIO NET Greene of Rhode Island Praises GOP Candidate's Vacation Habits But Asks Pertinent Questions About His Intention Regarding Vital Governmental Problems
I NA MAKAMAKA HELUHELU
BUDGET BALANCING LOOMS AS POSSIBLE IN NEXT CONGRESS Senator Pat Harrison, Chairman Doughton Confute GOP
U. S. BONDS RISE AS REPUBLICANS FEAR BANKRUPTCY Federal Issues Hit New High Leveis As Knox Howis
NEW YORK STATE LABOR BODY UNANIMOUSLY ENDORSES FDR'S CANDIDACY FOR RE-ELECTION Federation with Million Members Acts Through Non-Partisan Political Committee—President Meany Praises Roosevelt's Record on Labor Matters, Social Security
COUNTY PLATFORM URGES HOME RULE FOR MUNICIPALITIES Affirms Party Loyalty To President, Governor
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APONOIA E KAKOO IA LIKANA I ELELE MAHOPE IHO NAE O KEKAHI MAU PAIO HA HANA ANA HOOIKAIKA PETRIE E HOOPAUIA NA KUEE ANA
HAALELE 0 PERESIDENA AZANA IA MADRID PAA MAI NAE I KA HOPUIA MA VALENCIA OLELO KA AOAO KIPI E PAU ANA KE KAUA
I KA POALUA NEI, SEPT. 1, IKOMO AI NA KULA AUPUNI 86,000 TAUSANI KA NUI O NA HAUMANA
MAKEMAKEIA O MR. WELSH NO KA HANA OTOMOBILA LAWE MAI KA LUNAKIAI GILLILAND HE OLELO HOOHOLO
LETA MAI NA MAKAMAKA MAI
O KE OLA AME KA MANAIKE HE UHANE KO LAUA ANO AKA, O KA MANAIKE, OIA NO KA LUNAIKEHALA
MAKAUKAU KINA E KU PAIO AKU E HAKAKA MAMUA O KE KULOU ANA'KU IA IAPANA MA NA AOAO APAU O KINA WAHI E KENERALA HU SHIH
MAKE KE KAKAUOLELO GEO. H. DERN MA'I PUUWAI KE KUMU, ILOKO O HOOKAHI MAHINA KANUIA ANA KONA KINO MA LOKO PAAKAI
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Ke Alakai o Hawaii
KA MOOLELO O KEAKA AEAHAUKAE KE KANAKA AEAHAUKAE O KE KULANAKAUHALE O KIKAKO–A HE HOOPAKELE NO NA WAHINE AME NA KAIKAMAHINE E HELE ANA MALUNA O NA ALANUI I KA PO AME KE AO KOKUA A HOOPAKELE NO NA KANAKA O KA OIHANA MAKAI O KE KULANAKAUHALE–AKA, NO KONA WAHI NAE E NOHO ANA, AOLE HE MAKA I KE
KA MOOLELO O KA WAHINE I WAEIA I KAULA NO KA HOOMANA POAONO NUI NA A'O HAAWIIA MAI IAIA MA NA HIHI'O NA AKAKU AME NA MOEUHANE A KO IA MAU MEA APAU HE MOOLELO OIAIO E IKEIA AI KA NOHO PU MAI O KA UHANE O KE AKUA ME KA MEA HOOPONO KE OLA AME KONA MAU A'O ANA KAKAUIA E ELLEN G. WHITE O KA HOOMANA O NA LA EHIKU. UNUHIIA E GEO. K. KAIA.
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THE HAWAII DEMOCRAT
We Explain Our New Form
DEMOCRATIC 1936 PLATFORM URGES PLACING OF UTILITIES UNDER TERRITORIAL BOARD
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