Garner Accuses Hoover Of Playing Political Game
Garner accuses President Hoover of political maneuvering over the non-partisan emergency legislative program. He warns Democrats will not take orders from the White House and cites a supposed lack of cooperation in Congress while urging partnership to pursue prosperity, government economy, and federal revenue.
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Henoton
Dia
Boesker Garner Woday
Hoover
White House
Haa
Congress
Lng
Tlan
Garner
Adramiatzation
Moorer Hay
Cal
Air Cooled Train Named for Washington to Run Charleston Midwest
Chesapeake and Ohio announces an air conditioned train called the George Washington will begin service April 24 between Charleston and the Midwest. The route honors George Washington who surveyed the Midlang trail. The train includes dining and library cars with no extra fare.
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Cary
Charleston
Midwest
Chesapeake and Ohio
Asleston
George Wrahington
Washington
Midlang
Atlantic Seaboard
James River Company
Richmond and Alleghany Railroad
George Washington
Fragmentary Read on Willie Willis Sy Robet Quien Thet tw
A garbled OCR note references Willie Willis Sy Robet Quien Thet tw kd sens eed Much Wood. It mentions he wears glasses and a prepared dew, with unclear actions by Herce who did not respond.
Flier Prepares Solo Flight to Buenos Aires Record Bid
OLN Orchard Beach Mer Fen 11 U veteran Nate Browne aims for a nonstop flight to Buenos Aires in a single engine monoplane. Browne, who arrived from New York via Scarboro, is joined by Edward Muldowny of New York and Scranton Pa. They seek favorable weather and hope to beat the New York to Istanbul Turkey distance record set by Folando and Boardman.
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Oln Orchard Beach
Mer
Fen
U—A
Nate c. Browne
Tonlent
Pre
Pate Ain
Browne
Portland
Scarbro
New York
Edward Amuldon- Noy
Scranton
Trom
John Folando
Russell Boardman
Ystanbdol
Turkey
Muldowney
Seiyukai Wins Japan Election With Surprise Lead
Jap general election returns show Seiyukai party led by Premier Suyoant Tavnket holding a strong margin as 140 of 468 seats report. Seiyukai would form a broad majority, with 96 seats to Minseite 9 and others four, amid economic issue focus and protests over corruption claims.
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Tokxo
Saiyukai Party
Suyoant
Tavnket
Japan
Party of Japan
Brey Fox
Itukai
House of Representatives
Minseite
Diet
Seiyukai
Wea
Seiyuku
Tokyo
Mah Chan-Shan
Tattethar
Manchuria
Junnosuke Inouye
Inte Wakatink! Cabin Ret
Rome
Bulletta- Boarde
Shang- Bat
Ben Inukai
Isao Abe
Shigest Komal
Inouye
Bunji Suizuki
Randolph Review publisher seeks Democratic national convention seat
James W. Weir, publisher of Randolph Review, Elkin weekly, announced today his candidacy as a delegate to the Democratic National Convention from the second congressional district. If elected, Weir would support Franklin D. Roosevelt for the nominations.
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Ezleing
James Ww. Weir
Randolph
Eikina Weekly
Weir
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Musky enters Democratic race as scramble for top grows
Washington February 21 1932 a four month run to the conventions sees a restless Democratic field. Governor William H Murray of Oklahoma formally enters the race after years of informal commitment. Hoover enjoys a steady Republican outlook with Joseph J Fratin of Maryland as a sole declared challenger. Democratic hopes for harmony fade as new signs of discord emerge amid looming conventions.
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Washington
William H. Musksy
Oklahoma
Hoover
Joseph J. Fratios
Marylnd
Mara
Hiram Johnson
California
Tage
Murray Enters Race Formally for President Nomination
Oklahoma's Murray officially enters the Democratic race for president at the state convention, declaring himself champion of the people. He accepts a delegation chair role and OK delegates for the Chicago national convention, aiming to contest Roosevelt in New York and other primaries.
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Oklahoma
Witten Hi
Jay Tordeally
Murray
Okla
Sapirtey
Alfelfa Bilt
Georgia
Roosevelt
New York
North Dakota
George T. Murray
Chicago
mnAuied
Rim
Moray
I Murray
Prayer Hindrances Plague Faithful Seekers In Sermon
A prepared sermon titled Finitations to Prayer delivered by The Guzatts laments selfishness indifference and wavering as obstacles to prayer. Services run daily at 3 PM and 7 30 PM with emphasis on the reflex action of prayer and the need to seek answers from God.
Hoover Inaugurates Part In Washington Celebration
President Hoover attends a Washington bicentennial tribute in Alexandria Virginia at a small church once linked to George Washington. He and Mrs Hoover plan to join later ceremonies in Alexandria and Mount Vernon as Congress opens the yearlong commemoration with Hoover delivering the opening address.
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Washington
Alexandria
Virginia
George Washington
Hoover
Mount Vernon
Isra
White House
Berryman Green
Virginia Theological Seminary
Bertus of
Whelington
Green
Wien
House of Representatives
Congrom
Kupreme ‘Court
Army
Navy
Stafs Gover Mors
Garzier
Democrats Fund 80,000 State Victory Drive Announced
J H Long president of Huntington Publishing and state Victory fund chair announced a coordinated funding drive. County allotments were set with an $80,000 state total. Long planned to visit southern counties tomorrow to launch the campaign.
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J. H Long
Huntington Publishing’ Company
Allcountlee
Long
Illness Fatal To Mrs Wehrle in Greensboro
Mrs Joseph Wehrle of Greensboro died after two years of illness from heart failure. Survived by husband and several children including Mrs Ida Samples of Charleston and Mrs Etta Wehrle of Charleston. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Joe
Anya
Joseph O Webria
Eimywood
Avenue
Ars
Wehrlestig
Nelson
Aed
Will
Firat
Church
Mys
Wehrie
Thor
Charles Bani
Fercin
Charlee
Baer Children
Ieee Wehrie
Greensboro
Etta ‘Wehrle
Charleston
Aiea Ida
Rangers Study Political Feud In Hidalgo County
Texas rangers examined a political feud rooted in Hidalgo County where Democrats and allied factions allegedly plotted to kill officers and overthrow Sheriff Baker. An unidentified Mexican was sought as the instrument, with four Democratic leaders named among those targeted for assassination and investigation.
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Adinburgh
Texas
Rangers
Baker
Hidalgo
Hidalgo County
Te Dard
Donna
Kil R Weaver
T. W. Hooks
Dotina
Rio Grande City
Fan
Wnid
Tussle Looming On Credit Bill
Washington battle over the credit expansion bill grows as senators clash with the Administration over who benefits. Virginia Democrat charges the White House seeks to extend favorable terms to big banks while current text favors large institutions under the first provision. The dispute centers on conference talks and the bill’s aim to aid large banks and small banks alike.
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Washington
Stnatar Glass
Virginia Democrat
Senate
House
Fragmentary names and places in a local note
The readable fragments mention Charleston, Harry, Anna, Theresa, and Alderson with scattered surnames and phrases. No coherent event or action is clear, yielding a partial, unnamed local note with several unreadable segments.
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Gladya Goonall
Charleston
Harry
Bheldon
Anna
Theresa
Hime
Louten Baker
Boaybro
Loviise
Bima - Neal
Alderson
Burns Prove Fatah, went the 'yesterday, caused the
A cryptic clipped entry reports a tragic incident involving Sunita Diamond, aged four, with unclear context and likely reporting a fatal outcome linked to an action labeled Burns Prove Fatah. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Sunita
American Fighters Strengthen Defense
American troops in Shanghai guard the northern borders of the international settlement. The 31st Infantry and the Fourth Regiment stacked sandbags and armored protection after a skirmish between Chinese forces and a Japanese moving car. Locals near the Chapel railroad station watched as soldiers prepared defenses amid mixed reports and tense exchanges.
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Shanghat
Thirty-first Infantry
Merstun
Chapel
Othowa
Floods Displace People Near City Walls Amid Boat Evacuations
A damaged report describes boats crowded with men women and children as they swarm toward a plane for evacuation. Chinese doctor lines the scene as sampans float outside the city walls and passengers cling to wings in a desperate attempt to board.
Oklahoma City News Attacks Hoover Soup Propaganda
A February 21 report from Oklahoma City describes a Democratic convention scene where Governor William Mack Murray’s campaign piece mocks Hoover era policies. The text parodies rhetoric about agriculture and economics, suggesting slogans about farms, markets, and national debt.
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Oklahoma
City
Okla
Wiliam
Eli Murray
Hoover
Ray
Forrest R, Sawyer
Beeckex
M ‘Herbers Wang
Gor
Murray
Kid
Donanabe
Mr. Wheen
Tokyo Troops Hold Line Near Shengha and Elongwan
Chinese and Japanese forces clash as Tokyo reports 35,000 troops holding a walled village and surrounding operations extend up to 13 and a half miles from Shengha. Foreign Minister Yoshizawa states Japan will not leave the League of Nations. British and American observers note new troop movements and supply runs.
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Tie
Associated Press
Kiangwan
Elongwan
Shenkieh
Uyex du
Chinera
Shengha
Tokyo
Moore
Teporta
Pnt
Seta
Yoshizawa
Japan
League of Nath Tee
China
Mane’ Enuki
Cme
Ramsay MacDonasly
London
Vineleuve
Zhouth
England
Ammusis
Shangitis
Biangwen
Midwey-Or
Hatte
Trong
Woosung
Car Crash Kills One On Slippery Road
Special to The Gazette describes a fatal crash near Mount Hope when a delivery truck skidded off a slick road and plunged down a deep embankment at about three this afternoon. Hogeskar, driving for City Grocery, died from a broken neck. Lichof, 21, of Bearbro, was injured but not severely. Surviving family includes Mr and Mrs Hogeskar and siblings Johnny, Joshua, Rose, Anna, and Helen.
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the Gazette
Mousteror
Bouldes
Hogesker
City Grocery Company
Mount Hope
Eesrbra
Gichet
Snd
Hogeskar
Bmr
Mia
John Hogeskar
Jonny At
Joweah
Rose
Anna
Rogers Commission Gets in Some Work
An Oklahoma item reports the Rogers Commission, led by Rogers as chairman, begins its tasks. On the Rogers ranch at Ondogah a nephew mishandled a tax dispute and a cow was said to have been hoarded in a straw barrel, with eighteen dollars recovered so far.
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Rogers Commission
Chelsea
Okla
Rogers Wickersham
Rogers
Ondogah
Abe
Mitliq
Han
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