Roosevelts stance shapes world disarmament talks
Ambassadors from the U S delegation discuss arms limits in Geneva amid Washington opposition to a tentative stabilization plan. Key figures Muth Nor a H Tavis and James Warburg weigh the Hawley Smoot era tariff issue and the need for U S authority while the currency dispute clouds progress. Washington’s hold on policy prompts flat chances for immediate stabilization, with experts noting final decisions rest in Washington London and Paris.
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Muth
Nora H. Tavis
Roosevelt
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Doyle
Sali
New York
Southampton
Geneva
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Washington
Inn Yritea Bietes
Congress
Tariff Commission
Witherstood
Janes Warburg
Timsnctel
Guttartera
Great Britain
Pruaca
London
Paris
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Southern Prohibition Debate Shapes 1932 Ballots
Fragmented report notes strong repeal sentiment in the Deep South as Alabama Georgia and Tennessee move toward repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. Clergymen and activists urge voters to back repeal while delegates for state conventions and statewide referendum results will shape the outcome.
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Rica
Farley
South
Carolin
Georgia
Tennessee
Atntas
PB. C. Beott McBride
Zoumer
Edmund W. Pettus
Alabama
Pubisher
Hospitalization Plan Commended In National Periodical
A national periodical praises a Charleston based Hospital Service plan as a heat example of charitable hospital coverage. The non profit group collects monthly payments into a common fund to cover contributors' hospital expenses as needed. Six Charleston and one Montgomery hospital sponsor the service. officers include Dr J Ross Hunter and Dr W R Hughey. Offices are in the Kenawhe Valley building.
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Hospital Service, Inc
Gharleston
Bulletin of the American
Hospital Service Haseen
Charleston
Montgomery
John Arth
Maraer
J. Ross Hunter
W. R. Hughey
Chiries P. Rudyon
Hart
Kenawhe Valley
Ambush Shocked Oklahoma Officers at Leavenworth Station
A brazen ambush near Leavenworth station left officers Nash Lackey and Greg Grooms dead and others wounded as four gunmen opened fire from a vehicle. Federal agents Vetterli and Reed described the attack, with details of the defensive exchange and a high speed escape route, while investigators linked the killings to the Nash case and noted possible ties to Harvey Bailey.
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Rier
Federal Piso
Leavenworth
Nash
Wick
Min
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J Daltrey
Tilted Stores Bureau
Otto Revd
Chick
Potlee
McAlester
Frank Hopmiinson
Kansas
Uhty
WS. Grooms
Hansngs
Vin Olives
Oklahoma
United States Bureau of
Ives Gation
Vetterli
Emsay City
Okshen
Tet
Ngesth
Bureau of Investigation
Justice
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Ark
Hot Springs
Vetteril
Ray Moret
Pha
Kaisis City
Hermanson
Grooms
Afisseuri Pax
Gutcar
Coworth
Io Owas
Cw ‘Soar
Lackey Wid Smith
Oxlihoma
Otto Reed
Arire Nash Lad
Nish
Hermgnson Mat Gregms
Catvey
Mabrotasap
Mike
Lotte West
Bae Caserta
Weer Sulci
Ign
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Roverts Fitts
Stiles
Charles Mogrn
Kates
Otr
Caffeey
Jersmanson
Groums
Kan& City
Harvey Byley
Comets
Smale
Leeleurs
Vonhetiien
Leder Petitontary
Harvey Bailey
Sid
Charles i Pretty Boy
Floyd
Lees Summit
Kengas City
Jack Kingsworth
Baltor Mo
Peter
Adting Riceresti
Wild City Fear After Attack In Oklahoma Route
A violent episode along Mission Road in Oklahoma sparked a massive police and federal manhunt. Armored cars prowled the area as authorities chased killers rumored to travel toward Kanawha City. The city endured one of its most intense fears as officers from nearby communities circulated to aid peacekeepers.
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Mission Road
Rowle Chat
Tetow
Oklahoma
Kanawha City
Dreus
Paris and US discuss debt payments and revisions
Government notes exchange with France Italy Britain Finland and Greece on overdue debts. Roosevelt signals flexibility for partial payments and seeks coordinated talks as diplomats prepare a formal panel and future discussions.
Court debates on school bond issuance and unit law
Court upholds Brown Jackson and Knight for Dickinson contends no constitutional authority for bonds without popular vote. Attorney General argues governor may borrow for emergencies. Judge notes need for speedy decision, hints at debt validity and legislature discretion. Spectators fill court as board of education case proceeds. Salmon fishing note wraps sparse sports item with a weighty quote.
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Education
Juda
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Sehool
Industry Quick Continues War Program Plans
President Roosevelt hopes the ten major industries will submit their codes at once as the National Movement expands. Colonel Spalding to oversee the public section, with Dover as wartime administrator of public works, and a cabinet advisory panel to appoint state construction administrators. Johnston returns from an aborted Chicago trip while staff press for progress on employs reforms.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Pease
R. Spalsing
Svat Engineering Corpa
Sivelt
Dover
Federal Employment Stabilization Board
Spalding
Ickes
Johnston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Officials Delay on Appointment Strands Volunteers
Dozens of workers were hired on a voluntary basis with the hope of later payroll status, but Johnson has given no official appointments yet, leaving many hopefuls without formal positions.
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Johnson Hag
Repeal Fight In West Virginia Nears Ratification Vote
The article notes intensifying repeal agitation in West Virginia with predictions of a two to one repeal vote by some and broader support from rural districts. P D Koontz, chairman of the United Repeal council, calls the eighteenth amendment already repealed in public sentiment and forecasts legalization of repeal, while various factions push for or against ratification ahead of the Thursday vote.
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Fraymen
P. D. Koontz
United Repeal Council
West Virginia
Koontz
Blale
Tas
Ben
Buchener
Parkersburg
Campaigner predicts larger anti repeal vote in city
A campaigner familiar with Wao county said the county will show a bigger vote against repeal in urban Wood County than in rural districts. He pledged to carry both urban and rural areas, noting rural voters understand the issue. Ahead of the election, a lineup of speakers including Clinton W. Howard and pastors from local churches will discuss the matter, signaling heightened campaign activity and expectations of a strong turnout.
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Wao
Seog
Wood County
Butcher
Clinton W. Howard
National United Committee For Law Enforcement
Camlestonians
Aya
Robert Bignell
Fitly Methodist Episcopal Church
B. F. Taylor
B. B. Ewing
State Anti-Saloon League
Clarente W. Kempner
D. D
Focal
Dorneld Q. Blegg
Jann T. Simms
O. J. Morrison
R. Morgan
Officials Are Neighbors in Brookline Parish Leaders
In Brookline suburb near Boston three Mother Church officials live nearby. President Mary G. Ewing, Clerk Ezra W. Palmer, and Treasurer Edward L. Ripley plan to teach methods of protection against all attacks as a compulsory subject in German schools, reflecting global church concerns.
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Boston
Christian Science Church
Brookline
Mary G. Ewing
Zra W. Palmer
Edward DL. Ripley
West Virginia Senator Hatfield Leads Opposition in Congress
The state delegation supported beer in the District of Columbia and backed the president's program, with few exceptions. Senator Hatfield, a lone Republican, vocally opposed most measures, notably veterans’ cuts and the move off the gold standard.
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Lnter
District of Columbia
West Virgins
Congress
West Virginia
Hatfield
Monetary stabilisation plans and European proposals
Treasury officials said Europe’s London proposals might form a base for future stabilization plans while the American government was unlikely to enter a temporary accord. They feared immediate agreement could affect price trends, but would not discuss that phase. Clerk resigns after eight years Boon file notes Robertson resigns after 50 years in service at $100 yearly pay.
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Amercan
London
Joe Purley
Sontay
Freeh
Wis
Roosevelt
Treasury
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