Budgets and Ballots in 1932 Democratic Platform
The piece critiques Roosevelt era budget balancing and veteran compensation, contrasting U S and European spending. It notes opposition from an organized minority bogeyman in Congress, cites France Great Britain and U S figures, and blends editorial stance with Bishop Cannon’s wet or dry prophecy across states leading to upcoming votes.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Congress
Dogeyman
America
France
Britten
Sam
Frame
Frances
United States
Roosevelt
Senate
Prohibition Lose Big in Indiana Vote
In Indiana the repeal forces won by a wide margin as about 250 delegates supported repeal and 79 backed retention of dry laws. The campaign drew nationally known figures like Bishop James Cannon Jr and F Scott McBride, who warned repeal would doom the 18th amendment.
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James Cannon
F. Scott McBride
Indiana
McBride
God As We See Him in a Modern Prayer
A narrator reflects on a compassionate, forgiving image of God as a benevolent, buddy like creator. He and two children walk Ka nawhe street praising a deity who understands human flaws and fosters resilience rather than fear, challenging harsher religious judgments.
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Kanawhe Street
Levabia
Welcome Surprise Appointment to Public Service Commission
Editors note the surprise nomination of J D Preston of Charleston to the Public Service commission. He is a capable young lawyer with county bar support and fits the commission’s public interest focus. The piece discusses public service credibility, the commission’s role, and patriotic duty highlighted by Flag Day and Elks posts.
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J. D. Preston
Charleston
Public Service Commission
Preston Ia
Kangwhe
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Commission
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Roosevelt faces early strife with Congress amid tariff fight
Daily wire digest by Drew Pearson and Robert S Allen reports early frictions in the Roosevelt era as Democratic lawmakers express anger at White House delays and patronage limits. McNary counsels patience on tariff moves while Roosevelt weighs options, ministries shuffle, and oil regulation debates spark splits in Congress.
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White House
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Roosevelt
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Hoosevelt
Joe Robinson
Senate
Glamour in gowns and gossip from New York society
The column surveys celebrity fashions and personalities in high society, naming Fannie Hurnt Amelia Earhart's dress, Katharine Hepburn Josh Hepburn era stars, and Elizabeth Young. It notes stylish silhouettes, bold accessories, and the entertainment press's fascination with film and theater figures. It also reflects on urban life and public figures, from Mayor Gaynor to cultural observers.
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York
Jung
Mepy Manhatton
Fannie Hurnt
Galaxy
Amelia Earhart
Dwra Hoyt
Dorothy ‘Hart
Globe Booth Brokaw Ig
Geraldine Farrar
Lenore Ulrlo
Repe Bordont
Noema Terris Tenture
Mrs. Prank Stort
Clara Walsh
Miss Hepburn
Suet
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Elizabeth Young
New York
Hollywood
Washington Bystander Probes Couzens London Conference Choice
Washington report details Senator James Couzens's motives for joining the London conference delegation. It notes questions about costs, hints at independence within the Republican camp, and recalls past support for Roosevelt and Stimson’s arrangements while highlighting Couzens's known focus on finance and production.
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Jaz
London
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Damiel
Fin Hanes
Senate
Johnson and LaPollette
Stimson
Woorsley Estate
G Solintry Hhotls
Lon
Take It on the Chin A Self Discipline Challenge
A reflective column urges readers to test self control and break hard habits. It compares the ease of forming routines to the difficulty of quitting them, noting how personal limits reveal weaknesses. The piece hints at an awakening moment when self discipline falters.
Questions And Answers Test Your Knowledge With Scraps Of Trivia
A fragment from The Charleston Gazette presents a quiz of trivia questions on history science and current affairs. It includes queries about philosophers, presidents, naval vessels, capital cities, and banking systems, followed by a call to request a canary care bulletin via a coupon.
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Washington
Meiling
Charleston Gazette
Iva
New York Age
Editorial Notes on Tragedy Faith and Women in Civilization
Arthur Brisbane reports on a Pittsburgh police officer’s heroic blood donation for a premature infant who died, then shifts to religious reflections on the value of relics and faith. The piece cites Archbishop Chrysostomou and discusses Saint Paul, Paul’s teachings, and the worth of women in Western civilization through a contest in Delaware and Hudson rail president Loree. It lists names such as Florence Nightingale, Clara Barton, Susan B. Anthony, Marie Curie, and Jane Addams, debating who ranks as the greatest women and painters in Western civilization.
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New Jersey
College For Women
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North Plainfield
Florence Nightingale
Clara Barton
Susan B. Anthony
George Biot
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Mary Harris
Jones
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Jane Adama
Marie Curie
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Julia Ward
Howe
Yin Fikige
WomaAan
All Of Us By Marshall Mestio
A reflective piece on marriage dynamics focusing on the henpecked husband and the domineering wife. The narrator notes the misery of the henpecked man and questions whether the non pecking woman is truly happy, suggesting cruelty and unfulfilling partnership as the outcome.
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