Hoover likens fight to Civil War in Springfield speech
President Hoover appeals to voters on his train tour toward Springfield and St Louis, drawing an analogy between 1932 crisis and Lincoln era 1864 campaign. He cites Gettysburg turning points, criticizes Roosevelt agriculture plans, and urges unity to restore prosperity ahead of November.
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Voter Appeal Emphasizes Tax Relief And Public Service
The message urges supporting a candidate who as citizen and public official acts for the community. It stresses understanding current conditions and making right decisions on key issues while aiming to cut heavy taxes.
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Kreuger Director Sentenced To Year And Huge Indemnity
Sten Huldt, a Kreuger and Toil director, was sentenced to twelve months hard labor for his role in the Kreuger debacle and ordered to pay 337 million francs to the Continental Investment Company, equals about 13.48 million dollars.
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Seven Year Old Boy Recovers After Incident
A seven year old boy named Vane Mellinger was treated after swallowing something and arrived at the hospital in Sacramento. Doctors diagnosed the case quickly and reported the boy was recovering Friday with no lasting effects.
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Hoover Easy Winner Of Teachers College Poll
President Hoover led the straw poll at Iowa State Teachers College with 610 votes, beating Roosevelt 277 and Thomas 136. Henry Foster Feld led the senatorial race with 410 votes, Brookhart 344, and Murphy 260.
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Faulty Brakes Blamed For Fatal Prairieburg Accident
A coroner's jury found faulty brakes on a car driven by Louis Bosey caused Wednesday night’s Prairieburg fatality. Henry Henderson, 45, a local carpenter, died in the crash. No criminal liability against Bosey was found. Witnesses included Bosey, John R Lawrence, and Jaimeburg residents who arrived after the wreck.
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Fire destroys fifty planes at Venice Lido hangars
A blaze at the Mediterranean Aerial company on Lido, Venice, Italy, destroyed fifty planes stored in hangars and repair shops. Firefighters faced difficulty bringing the fire under control as flames spread rapidly through the facilities.
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Tokio Hears China Approaches Soviet for Diplomatic Tie
The foreign office disclosed that it had definite reports China had approached Soviet Russia seeking to resume diplomatic relations.
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Fall Colors on the Ann Arbor Road Parade of Crimson in Autumn
A poem notes a lone tree ablaze with scarlet as travelers glimpse fall splendor while a farmer trades cheese milk and pumpkins for a pie. Independence high announces a class play Patsy to be staged Friday Nov 18 under Miss Turnell with cast members Freddie Mueller Alberta Wallick and others.
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