Democrats Plan Militant Campaign Ties To Anti Smith Faction
Democratic leaders outline a year by year drive to advance party principles at a June 10 dinner in Washington. The event, honoring Joust Shouse, signals a broader push to rebuild the party after Smith’s candidacy and hints at a looming contest for control of Congress next year.
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Congressional Campaign Committee
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Moore
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Homer Belles
Ghouse
Bhouse
Willie Willis 7 Ain't Got Mumps in Wild Chester Ballad
Fragmentary verse mentions Willie Willis 7 and Pug, with rough lines about mumps, nerves, and a nest and rock, presenting an unruly local dialect snapshot captured in a historical newspaper fragment.
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Nerpes
Freed From Death Row Woman Held In Second Slaying
In Valparaiso Indiana Catherine Cassler, 40, already freed from a 1920s murder sentence, is jailed as a suspect in the killing of Camilla Sater, 24, whose body was found near Hebron. Chester Johnson identifies Sater as his former sweetheart and says they planned marriage. Cassler, linked to William Lindstrom case, faced jealousy and alleged affair tension with Cassler’s husband.
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Crester
No Change Reported In King's Condition
Windsor crowds await news on King George VI as Windsor Castle maintains routine life and cars ask for updates. No official bulletin altered the sense of stability on a day when public interest remained high about the monarch's health.
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Windsor
England
Olnelal
George
Conley Invites Byed To West Virginia Road Conference
Conley invites Byed to West Virginia to confer on roads amid a statewide push for a fed eral highway system. The meeting aims to discuss highway funding and the broader push to align state interests with federal road programs.
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Byed
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Winton
Ouster Plans Not Complete in State Compensation Fight
Ousting controversy surrounds Heaberlin and Ott over leadership of the department after a forceful exit. Ott assumed the post for a six year term while legal challenges test the constitutionality of the action. Heaberlin accuses partisans of bias and cites pending court cases involving coal companies and compensation claims.
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Heaberlin
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Heabertin
Fuishioner
New River and Pocahontas Consolidated Coal Company
Ort
Kanawha County
Nettle Blackburn
Buffalo Thacker Chai
Ibninadon
Barioner
Page RB
Frame Frames Christ in Art and Poetry Sermon
Pastor James F. Frame of Emanuel Baptist delivers a sermon titled Who Is Desig based on biblical questions about Jesus as the Messiah. He cites Peter’s confession that Jesus is the Christ and urges serious, gospel-centered faith and mission despite persecution and danger. Page 8 Cot 5.
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Emmanuel Baptist Church
Corman
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Vita
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Peter
Christ
Josue
Simon
Ible
Vast
Porance
Jess Chriss
Mateos
Mnie
Opinion in Jury Shadowing Case Expected Today
The Supreme Court, nearing summer recess, is set to issue rulings on remaining cases including the jury shadowing contempt case against Harry P. Sinclair and others. If the court affirms the first court, Sinclair faces additional months. Day and Burns are named as related assignees. Other near-term decisions involve matters on interstate commerce and immigration law, with several landmark issues anticipated.
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Supreme Court
Norrow Ue
Ofer
Taft
Ascrociatus
Harry P. Sinclair
Sinclair
Harry M. Day
Willam J. Burns
Ironey
Baltimore and Ohio
Srescelde
Caw
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interborough
New York City
Drugeist Held Against Will in Apparent Abuse Case
A dramatic report details Drugeist being held against his will for days, subjected to severe mistreatment including beatings, burns, and weaponized injuries. He describes blindfolding, forced confinement, and a car abduction ending near Hammond Indiana, with authorities shown wounds as proof. Zimmerman, linked to theft, faced related coercion during the incident.
Experts Await Developments In Belgian Signatures
Paris reports the reparations commission near completion with Belgium's signature still unresolved. Belgium may sign after direct negotiations while the issue of repayment for gold confiscated during the war looms. The Young compromise plan sets a 37 year run starting September 1 pending Belgian action.
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Repare Ors Committee
Belgium
Germany
Nna
Allieq
Inept
Brade Prangit
Gamble Gate
Owen Young
de Hisimar Schacht
Ludwig Kast
Forest Fire Threat to Tuckerton Area in New Jersey
A forest fire near Tuckerton New Jersey has burned for over eight hours and was within three quarters of a mile of town. About a hundred men fought the blaze as it spread along a half mile front toward North Greeny Sliver, threatening several large poultry farms and fanning fears of further spread before containment efforts began.
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Avitility
North Greeny
Whereabouts Of Anne And Lindy Still Unknown
SEY YORK June 2 1932 The disappearance of Charles A Lindbergh and Anne Morrow remains unsolved with their whereabouts unknown since the pair left the Morrow home in Englewood New Jersey last Monday Rumors place them around Sapelo Island Georgia or aboard Caffin's yacht as investigators pursue leads amid public alarm
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Charles A
Lindbergh
Whebelie
Anne Morrow
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Morrow
Englewood
Nad
Mowant E. Cory
Sapo Island
Georgia Coat
Caffin
Lechintea
Irland
Ted
Mr. Caffin
Farm Measure Enactment May Come This Week
Congressional leaders aim to enact farm relief this week by removing the controversial export debenture provision from the Senate measure as administration allies push for speed. Wheat sells below 9 a bushel, sparking debate over debentures and broader farm policy. The House and Senate expect conference agreement with plans for a recess and follow-on tariff actions.
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Couse
Nye
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Hoover
Borah
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Uccuse
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Abyenton
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Smoot
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Congress
House
Two Are Killed In Boiler Explosion At Well Site
Dubois Pennsylvania reports two men died and a third was seriously injured in a boiler explosion at a Brockway off shore well drilling site. Victims identified as George Phillips age 7 and his son Vaughn 2% were nearby. Rockey unloading coal sustained serious injuries. Explosion likely started from a clogged water injector during drilling for the T W Phillips Gas company.
Dry Law Debate on National Network Broadcast
Washington June 2 F Scott McBride head of the Anti-Saloon League and WU Mam L Chenery editor of Gollet's Weekly discussed prohibition on a national network. They debated enforcement, proposed amendments, and the idea of varied liquor controls by locality asserting prohibition remains fundamentally right though experiments are needed.
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F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Wu- Mam L. Chenery
Gollet
Tonight
National Broadcasting Company
McBride
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Chenery
Meover
Reed
Congress
United States
Aquar
Squar
Cuba to Join United States In War on Liquor Smugglers
Havana reports President Gerardo Machado pledges full cooperation with the United States to suppress liquor and dope smuggling from Cuba. He discusses economic policy, trade, and the sugar tariff while noting the treaty sacrifices for friendship and mutual advantage.
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Havana
Cuban
Gerardo Machado
Cine
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United Press
Republica
Coolidge
Machado
Anl
Morrison Case to Go to Jury This Forenoon
Morrison case in Kanawha County, a sensational murder trial in which Millard P. Morrison is accused of killing Lens Creek station proprietor Frank Bowen. The trial before Judge Henry K. Block will place Morrison and Walter E. Wilmot before a jury with proceedings expected to run into the afternoon as both sides present their arguments,.
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Millard P. Morrison
Frank Bowen
Lens Cree
Henry K. Block
Law
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Walter E. Wilmot
Elizabeth
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Wilmot
Willmot
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Wilnst
Morcison
Blackburn Watts
Amy
Willerot Ib
Sfeer
Mocriscn
Guiiley
State Penitentiary
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Will Rogers Pinch Hits for Lindbergh
Amarillo dispatch recounts Will Rogers writing from Pittsburgh as he plans to follow Lindbergh’s trans continental air route. Rogers details waiting flights through Indianapolis St Louis Wichita to Amarillo and Brooklyn, outlining the plan to precede Lindbergh on the route with Ford planes.
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Tex
Fred Stone
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Tine
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Lindy
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