Third party prospects in 1932 election discussed
The piece notes widespread political unsettlement with two major parties dominating. It cites Minnesota and Wisconsin as examples where third party moves are weak, while asserts no state appears ready to shift to a third party. It mentions figures like Thomas and Hoover Roosevelt dynamics and quotes figures on third party strength.
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Minnesota
Farmer- Labor Party
Wisconsin
la Follette
Hoover
Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Thomas
Nothing Venture by the Wentworth
Nan Weare suspects Rosamund Carew of conspiracy with Robert Leonard after forcing her housekeeper to reveal she saw Rosa mingling with Jervis Weare at 3 am before Jervis vanished. Jervis awakens disoriented in darkness with injuries, unsure of Rosa’s whereabouts or his fate.
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Nan Weare
Jervis Weare
Rosamund
Rosa‘ound
Stone
Jervis
Harger
Basher
Foxy
Robert Leonard
Ferdinand
Jervis Faces Tidal Cellar Trap and Murder Plot
In a perilous cliffside cellar, Jervis winds through dark tunnels and recalls past threats from Robert Leonard. With the sea closing in, he weighs escape against a calculated murder plot and a perilous fight for life.
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Rosamund
Croyston Rocks
Leonard
Gan Jervis
Potter County Drives to Meet 150000 Demo Fund Goal
Potter County will push a weekend campaign to finish its share of the 150000 national Democratic fund. The drive seeks medallions sold at Democratic headquarters in the Oliver Eakle building. Additional workers join the county committee to boost support for Roosevelt and Garner.
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Potter County
Texas
Oliver-Eakle
Sixth Avenue
Roosevelt
Garner
Dismal East End Observations by O O McIntyre in London
In London Oct 20 O O McIntyre sketches the East End from Mile End Road to Limehouse, noting bleak streets, beggars, a tooth-puller show, and a mix of poverty and stubborn vitality. He mentions a funeral procession, opium dens, Fleet Street figures, and a gentler column by Percy W. Izzard, celebrating English rural writing and Swaffer’s sharp wit.
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O. O. McIntyre
London
The
Bowery
East End
Mile End Road
East India Dock Road
Limehouse
Thomas Burke
Fleet Street
Hannen Swaffer
Simpson
Tallulah Bankhead
Swaff
Peter Rabbit Learns Contentment in the Briar Patch
Thornton W Burgess recounts Peter Rabbit's summer boredom and discontent as he longs for activity outside the Briar patch while Mrs. Peter stays busy and content. She argues the patch is the safest, richest place in the Great World with plentiful clover and family duties.
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Peter Rabbit
Peter
Briar Patch
London Bridge Boys and the River of Time
A 1932 column notes London Bridge boys leaping over the bridge for 500 years, with vivid scenes of grenadiers, guarded safes, and the enduring river. The narrator muses on joining in the timeless, melancholic gaze along the Thames.
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London Bridge
Tooting Old Thames
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Alone With Talk by Winifred Black Says
Winifred Black recalls a pompous egotist whose bragging and chatter dominate a gathering. She notes his vanity, past real estate windfalls, and isolation caused by self love, contrasting his sharp mind with social alienation. Copyright 1932 King Features.
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Winifred Black
Big
Baseball Nine
Florida
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Laundryman Cleared in 54 Hour Laundry Rule Case
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversed a conviction of E. D. Butcher for employing women over 54 hours weekly in Harris County. It ruled the penalty was missing in the specific laundry workers clause, remanding and dismissing the prosecution after rehearing.
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Austin
Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
E. D. Butcher
Harris County
Butcher
Amarillo Chamber to Seek Eastern Star Meeting in 1933
Representatives of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce will attend the state convention of the Order of Eastern Star at Fort Worth October 23 to 29 to promote bringing the 1933 meeting to Amarillo. Many men of the order will also attend this area.
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C. E
Roar Crosses
Puzzle content listed clues for a word crossword with horizontal and vertical entries. The page presents numbered entries spanning diverse definitions and linguistic tasks.
Radio Clock highlights sports stars and college bands
The second Sunday night broadcast at 9:30 p.m. under Welfare and Relief Mobilization features sport idols Jack Dempsey Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig and Babe Didrickson plus University of California Illinois and Harvard bands. Listings show schedules across WEAF WABC and WJZ with varied programs.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
Welfare and Relief Mobilization
Jack Dempsey
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Babe” Didrickson
University of California
University of Illinois
Harvard University
Peter Desires Change In The Old Briar Patch
Peter complains that life in the Briar patch is dull and wishes for a chance to move. He questions his wife Mrs. Peter about other safe places to raise children while she argues she handles the home life. The tale hints at the Bob White family and future adventures.
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Fuzzy
Miss Fuzzytail
Mrs. Peter
Briar Patch
Bob White
Mrs. P
T. W. Burgess
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