See Morrow Chief Rival Of Hoover In 1932
United Press reports Senator Pat Harrison cited Dwight W. Morrow as the chief opponent of President Hoover for the 1932 Republican presidential nomination. Harrison spoke in Washington after Morrow won the New Jersey senatorial primary, signaling a looming intra party struggle and a heated nomination fight within the GOP.
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Morrow
Hoover
Pat Harrison
Senate
United Press
Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Mississippi
Hawison
Harrison ties Morrow to Hoover in Mississippi primary clash
Senator Harrison accused Morrow’s backers Franklin Fyrt and Frelinghuysen of promoting the Haggley-Smoot tariff bill while painting Morrow as the anti Hoover candidate. He cited President Hoover’s telegram backing Morrow, contrasted with other nominees receiving or lacking support, and noted lawmakers who faced primary loss for tariff opposition. Lee Skinner of New York City was visiting relatives.
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Mississippi
Harrison
Marrow
Alu
Caraway
Arkannas
Hoover
Morrow
McGormick
Hingis
Davis
Pennsylvania
Titus
Congress
Grundy
Republi
Adge
N. J
Sackett
Kentucky
Schall
Minnesota
Me‘Master
South Dakota
Lee Skinner
New York City
City
Braddock Field stamps to honor battle and local events
A newspaper paragraph notes a red ink commemorative stamp for the Battle of Braddock Field to be issued on July 9 at Braddock, with other items including Titusville dedication, a council conclave in Erie on July 11, a Canada return boat ride with dinner, and aviation news from McBray to Robertgon. It mentions church obituaries, police news, and a Bowen's Grove outing as well as early 1920s economic notes on trade and car production.
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Brancock
Titusville
Battle of Braddock
Braddock
Carl W. Smith
Pennsylvania Council of Deliberation of
Valley of Erie
Masonie ‘Temple
Erie
Canada
Bear Lake News Letter item highlights and events
Report from Bear Lake on June 20 notes social visits among residents, church services and Children’s Day observances, local ball game results, and community moves including plans for a new store and a barber shop. The column lists numerous families visiting relatives, travels to Jamestown, Corry, and Chautauqua Lake, plus local jury duty and fishing trips.
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Bear Lake
Yuan Paquin
Jamestown
F. J. Crowe
Ara Doane
Leland
Westfield
Lawrence Risley
Claude Johnson
Hottsville
Morris Alday
Moreheadville
Mra
Jay Alday
Sherman
C. D. Hotchins
B.D. Bordwell
Harbor Creek
Kim ‘Woodin
Grover Webster
Eva
Emma Hoyt
Madeline Campbell
Lalewood
Glalling
Janet Mygle
Charles Hawkins
Ripley
Will Having
Kim Woodin
Charles Wilson
Chautauqua Lake
Wilson
Fred Schneider
Erie
Lulu Hinckley
Fred Wickwire
Wm. Anson
Effie McGraw
Newark
N. J
Manwaring
S.J. Carr
The
Christian Church
Bran Harter
Busti
Hila’ Tillotson
J. A. Manwaring
Marie Huntley
Wenzel Lopus
Brie
I. J. Crowe
RB. B. Cordiff
H. J. Phillips
Mary Peterson
Chautauqua
Phillips Cottage
Fred Wheeler
Jury
Hayden
Warren
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Dwight
L. T. McBray
Standard Automatic Products Company
Pacific Coast
Robertgon
St. Louis
Chicago
George J. Stich
Aero Supply Co
Ives Plant
Francis. J. Graves
St.Thomas Church
John S. Willis
St. Michael's Church
Emlenton
Brooklyn
Father Graves
Rupperaburg
United Brethren Church
Bowen's Grove
Brown
Dun
Bradstreet
United States
Unis
Zalzneck
North Center Street
National Supply Company of
Toledo
Spang Chalfant Company
Pittsburgh
National Supply Today
Mckeesport
Bear Lake News
Marcresan Beach
Canadohta
E. P, Lee
Sorry Granite & Marble Works
J. Pitt
J. E. Cheney
Tayer Et Ave
Oil City Trust
DTA i
Chesterfield
Gare
Ricks youacLovo
Laccern& Mvexs
Tonacco Co
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