Republican outlook darkens as 1932 politics analyzed
The Atlantic News Telegraph notes Republican fortunes loom over the next two years with a hostile Congress and President Hoover tied hands. It argues Democrats gain nationally while state control remains with Republicans, urging urgent housecleaning and party loyalty.
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Debate Over Prohibition and Election Winds Shape Campaign
A fragmented analysis argues the 1930s mood favors Democrats as voters punish the Hoover administration over Prohibition and economic distress. The piece notes state results showing repeal support and Democratic gains, with Republicans urged to present a unifying platform to regain trust amid a volatile national climate.
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Remarkable Iowa Governor Turnout Record Emerges
A study of Iowa election returns shows Dan W. Turner achieving a phenomenal plurality near 175,000 over Fred W. Tlagemann with T. J. Dickinson and Steck also depicted. Turner’s broad appeal spans party lines, indicating a lasting political force and potential national impact in years ahead.
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Editorial Briefs on Voting, Parties, and Longworth's Role
An array of political opinions contests voter turnout and party strength, predicting Democratic gains and the balance in Congress. It argues for disciplined minority tactics, questions public faith in leaders, and lauds Nicholas Longworth while noting public perception of Alice Roosevelt Longworth.
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New York Nightlife Snippets From McNaught Syndicate 1930
A mosaic of New York scenes and characters from 1930 includes fashion notes, social quirks, and street sensibilities. Mentions of Behnont brothers, Daniel Frohman, Paul Whiteman, Grover Whalen, and Mizner punctuate a panorama of cafes, theaters, window ads, and skyline reflections.
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Gilbert Gabriel
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Paris Style Hints From ALICE LANGELIER by Nee Bist
Paris fashion sketches show angular silhouettes dominating the new frocks from smart designers. The correspondent notes the varied lines and modern touches shaping the season's evening and daywear as Paris trends unfold.
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Nee Bist
Paris
Amart- Designers
Good Provider Sleeves Show Varied Evening Gown Styles
A discussion of formal dinner gowns notes diverse sleeve designs from short and plain to long and elaborate. It contrasts light fitted white peau de soie sleeves with cuffed or pagoda shapes, and mentions designers Lenief Rochas Jenny and Rochas offering distinctive sleeve treatments.
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Inconsistencies Seen In Parking Across Towns
The writer rails at business people and employees who park all day on business streets and protest about parking conditions. They argue temporary parkers should have priority, noting how lack of spaces drives shoppers to outlying areas and urging workers to use private lots or garages.
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Wisdom of Age in Walt Mason's Rhyme
The verse observes how aging softens temper and shifts outlook. Roy Wisdom notes that with advancing years a man cools, broods less, and feels detached from the clamor of life as he grows mellow.
Young Mutton Dishes From England Featured In 1930s Cookery
A 1930 Western Newspaper Union feature promotes young mutton dishes in England, detailing recipes for a modest casserole, deviled chops, and spiced prunes. It blends culinary guidance with reflections on autumn and seafaring life, ending with a Daily Knowledge Test on world topics.
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England
Western Newspaper Union
Prisoner Accused of Beating Installment Collectors
A courtroom scene centers on a defendant charged with beating an installment collector and two policemen. The judge questions the defendant’s account of events, while testimony reveals a complex motive and prior domestic issues. Nearby reports note livestock exchange plans and a bandit incident in Decorah.
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