Repeal plank sparks noisy convention reading
Will Rogers dominates the scene as a biting critic of canned speeches at a convention given a lighthearted reading of the repeal plank. The crowd roared with laughter while delegates debated tactics and the looming 1936 election, with big wigs and Roosevelt supporters using a huddle system.
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Platform Committee
Roosevelt
Notre Dame
Searchers Renew Efforts To Find Buried Currency
Fayette Michigan residents and divers revisit the tale of Alphonse Bellanguette who buried treasure near Fayette after arriving in 1872. The tale says a secret hoard of wealth remains hidden on the lake shore, drawing renewed interest from locals and treasure seekers.
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Fayette
Mich
Michigan
Alphonse Bellanguette
Bellanguette
Byrd's Bear of Oakland sails toward South Pole voyage
The Bear of Oakland, Byrd's chosen vessel for a one hull expedition, departs Oakland for Boston to embark Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and crew on a South Pole mission. Restoration at Boston Navy Yard, ship's oak hull, copper sheath, and safety gear are noted.
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Oakland
Calif
Bear
Boston
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
C. Jorgenson
Boston Navy Yards
Arthur B. Raymond
Byrd
Theland
Arctic
Admiral Byrd
City of New York
Antarctic
Greely
Congress
Golden Gate
Mackerel Fishing Shifts From Gamble to Data Driven
In a Woods Hole report, scientists aboard the Albatross II show mackerel runs are now forecastable. The old boom or bust cycles gave fishers uncertain earnings, but research data helps predict year to year catches and stabilize the industry.
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Woods Hole
Mass
Rea
Famous Kidnapper Proposes Farm Labor for Convicts
Pat Crowe, the 62 year old Philadelphia figure known for a 25 000 ransom in the Eddie Cudahy case, urges convicts to become farmers. He advocates contract prison labor and transporting criminals to farms to work outdoors for reform.
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Philadelphia
Pat Crowe
Eddie” Cudahy
Fifth "Collapse" Proves Persistence Always Wins
Edward Burke proved persistence by arriving on a freight train from El Paso to Kansas City. He sought admittance at a general hospital after a hunger strike and found no illness. He continued seeking care despite initial refusals.
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Kansas City, Mo
Edward Burke
Burke
el Paso
Tex
General Hospital
Fogbound Collapse Stirs Quiet Street Scene
A man collapsed downstairs and was transported for care after a brief delay. Medical attendants weighed options and decided not to pursue ambulance calls, giving him a room and meals while awaiting treatment.
Salesmen Barred From Capitol Mall Ploys
Salesmen and peddlers are not permitted to display wares or use high powered sales talk on emi Ployes at the Montana capitol.
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Montana Capitol
Rollin's Run Stop Silk Hosiery on Sale
Rollin's Run-Stop Silk Hosiery offered at $1.00 per pair with a two pair deal at $1.89. Full fashioned pure thread silk hose available in chiffon and service weights, featuring lace tops and garter run-stops in all colors and sizes.
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Kayser
Rollin’s
New Crochet Flare Gauntlet Cuff Gloves Debut
Stylish gloves feature a large fish net style tucked cuff and fine mesh with an attractive crochet flare gauntlet cuff. See the latest designs and colors in store now.
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