An 80 Year Record of Republican and Democrat Presidential Battles
A historical review compares the Republicans and Democrats from 1856 to 1982, noting Republican superiority in total votes and electoral votes. It cites figures for total popular votes, electoral counts, and highlights leaders like Hoover and Roosevelt while discussing party minority presidents and convention dynamics. The piece signals continuation on page four.
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United States News
Herbert Hoover
Franklin J. Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Stephen A. Douglas
Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Cleveland
Wilson
James A Garfield
Rutherford Bo Hayes
Isto
Electoral Commission
Samuel Bo Pilden
Pletmocratie
Pdek
Secret Service restricts guarding of Landon during campaign
Washington reports the Secret Service will not guard Gov Alf Landon during the presidential campaign. The agency protects only the President and immediate family, with no law creating the service. about 250 agents are employed with an annual appropriation near $1 million, and protection is kept minimal.
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Washington
Alf M. Landon
W. O H. Moran
Treasury
Secret Service Division
Secret Service
Taft
McKimley
White House
Landon
Roosevelt
Hollywood Convention Festivities Set for Aug Night Parade
Planning Hollywood convention events with State Commander Dan Jommett presiding at the opening Memorial ceremony Homer Chaillausx and National Americanism headman greeting from National Commander Ray Murphy. Estimated crowd 50 000 with two parades and entertainment features to augment sessions. Early registrations may cap Legion parade on Aug 10.
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Prue Merman
Legion
Italy to Keep War Cost as State Secret
Rome dispatch states Italian finance minister Count Thoeni di Revel told the Senate the 1936 87 estimates show economic self sufficiency is a fatal political necessity. He said currency and trade restrictions will stay in place after the Ethiopian war, preventing private overseas currency use and keeping foreign trade under government control.
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Rome
Italy
Count Thoen di Revel
Chamber of the Senate
Count di Revel
Roosevelt Acceptance Seen Short and Snappy
The White House says President Roosevelt will deliver a concise acceptance address of about 2 000 words in Philadelphia, estimated to last around 25 minutes. The speech aims for a brief, direct tone and focus.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Local Tennis Tourney Produces Tight Round Fights
James Pirtle a Coro na high school graduate advances to the fifth round in the All City tennis tourney beating top seed Arlo Heath 8 6 6 4. Remi Chagnon Stark Sowers reach fourth round with wins while G Nelson and George Padgett move into fourth in Business Men's division. field unsettled overall.
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James Pirtle
Corona High School
City Recreation Commission
Arlo Heath
Pirtle
Albert McCurdy
HH. J. Lisle
Charles Cluse
W. P. Fporestle
Frank Bishop
Jack Crandall
Mr. Lytle
Ray Mahoney
Lytle
Aoman
Leslie Hierper
Charles Verity
Ro J. Johnson
Harper
A. F H. Ganahl
Carl Fmerson
Coronans Bid to July 4 Fete at Fairmont Park
Corona and Riverside residents are invited to a July 4 celebration at Fairmount Park Riverside with a $500 fireworks display on Lake Fivans shore. A 60 foot high and 1000 foot wide AW Niavara Palis set piece will finale the program featuring a water and firefall effect.
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Corona
Viet Too
Fairmount Park
Riverside
Lake Fivans
California
Citrus Strike in Orange County Flows With Propaganda
A two week Citrus Strike in Orange County shows radical activity as strike circulars signed by the Communist party of Orange County flood local centers. The appeals call for higher wages abolition of the bonus system and urge cash food and clothing donations to a strike relief fund at 405 North Cypress Street Orange. Sheriff Logan Jackson and Capt H C Meehan report quiet conditions with increased picketing but no violence or arrests in two days.
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Orange County
Communist Party of
Orange
Selso Jaime
North
Cypress Street
Logan Jackson
H. C. Meehan
California Highway Patrol
Adventists Plan Regional Meet in Southern California
The Seventh Day Adventists announce a regional meeting at the Los Angeles area Southern California Junior College auditorium. Rev Jo a Hackman, president of the Southern California conference, says the event runs July 7 to 9 with activities including mission film from South Africa and a discussion of a new world calendar led by Gwinnne Dalrymple, editor of Signs of the Times.
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Southern California Junior College
Vio la Sierra Heidts
Jo A. Hackman
Revo Hackman
South Africa
Giwinne Dalrymple
Signs of the Times
Mountain View
Dalrymple
Steel Leads Market Ahead of Trade in New York
Steel shares led the market in New York as trading opened with a majority of issues rising substantially. Market activity focused on early gains across steel and industrials with mixed moves elsewhere.
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New York
Longtime Corona resident Mrs Brunson dies after years of illness
Corona notes the death of Mrs. Brunson who lived in the community for 48 years. Survived by sons Robert and Orville Brunson, a daughter in law, a brother Milton Burge, five grandchildren, five great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2 30 pm Hoover Bell chapel with Dr Wallace Williams officiating. Interment Sunnystope cemetery.
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Atrs
Jame Branson
Orville al Branson
Spanson
Freeport
Dt. Ty. Brunson
Milton Burge
St John's Episcopal Church
Sunnystope Cemetery
Market Act Attack Wins A California Citrus Case
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge enjoined a state citrus act, ruling it unconstitutional. Plaintiffs in Pico citrus and Forbes cases, led by Harry Forbes, allege the law discriminates and violates federal standards. A temporary restraining order had blocked state enforcement since February.
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California
AAA
Los Angeles
Schmidt
Pico Citrus
ALA
Harry Forbes
Desert Prapefeat Prower
Forbes
Superior
United States District Court
Lions Warned of Single Tax
County assessor Tom Claylor warned a local gathering that the proposed single tax is a brain child of Socialist and Communist factions and would lead to state ownership of all real property within five years. The speech opposed the initiative slated for next November.
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Europa Taos
Care Na Tom
Speadharts
Wyburn Up
Pal
Tetarign
Clay
Roosevelt Backed by Giannini in California Finance Support
Giannini of the Bank of America urged re election of Franklin D Roosevelt, criticizing Republican nominee Alf Landon as unknown and inexperienced. He said the nation must not risk the transition from depression to recovery and noted improvements seen in Southern California branches.
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San Francisco
Dinne
Giannini Fourier
Bank of America of Ulifornia
Trans Aller Ea Corporation
Na Gon
Roosevelt
Atp Lainson
Republisan
Gman
Tan Don
Influx of Bonus Bonds Continues Report Soon
Postmaster Franklin Leotson says bonds arrive at five or six per day for veterans. Bonds are sent daily and a full report will be compiled. Emerson notes anoth er set of bonds received, with valuation and town injury data submitted for payment by month end.
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Vranl Leotson
Boshall
Emerson
Norco Man Struggles in Prison Ward Incident
A Norco man in Riverside County detention hospital faced an assault with a deadly weapon charge after attempting to strangle himself in a prison ward. The unclear fragment mentions hospital placement and ongoing legal proceedings.
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Norco
Self
Ain
Weare
Riverside County Hospital
Bee Diesaiwal
Gs Heap
Unclear Citrus Price Listing Details
Fragmentary OCR text describes citrus prices and various items with garbled names and numbers. Readable entities include locations and unlabeled price figures. No clear event, date, or identifiable persons or organizations present.
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Republican Party
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Thomas Jefferson
Whig Party
Hollywood
Hollywood “Post
Ililm Stars
American Legion
Denver
Fstes Park
Jame
Hope
Robert S. James
Charles Hope
Paris
Marsailles
Rouen
France
Lawrence
Mass
Tennis Tourney
Coronans
Fairmont Park
Iearly
Eddie Hematead
Hemstedtd
Biatby
Efeutstead
Ilochke
Adventists Plan
la Sierra
Emily Jane Branson
Giannini
London
Dratters
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Pennvie
Pirie
Foeditaary Et News
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Hye
Youre Democrate Mhevetitent
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Ection
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Tomiedit
Pete Cemnitbec
Pepe
Rite Southern
Seed Viscote
Veter
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Masquaiehussetts
Coie
Vesedations
Walsh Osuad
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Hoopatera
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Hanars
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