Raskob in Chicago to Rally Democrats
In Chicago John J. Raskob arrives to defend the two thirds rule for nominating Democrats and to back Roosevelt allies. He declines to specify the prohibition plank while asserting the party’s chances for victory are strongest since the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Chicago
Jime 21
John J. Raskoh
Democratic National Committee
Raskoh
John J) Parkeh
Roosevelt
Raskob
Rarther
Washington
Iuys
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Licks
Fasiob
Ryskob
Arthur O'Bring
Washington, D. C
Reskoh
Mary W. Dewson
Boston
Maud
Jouett Shouse
National Executive Committee
Roosevelt Forces
Len Thomas J. Walsh
Montans
Raskcob
Secy
Shouse
James A. Farley
Roosevel
Move To Curtail Truck Parking On Center St
City plans to curb large truck parking on North Center street to reduce traffic hazards. Mayor Starr and the police department will urge use of loading areas at the rear of stores, accessible by alley. Council discussed adjoining highway bids and League membership, with a vote planned next meeting. Objectionable signs near the miniature golf course were ordered removed.
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Canter Street
Ben F.J. Starr
Ping's
Aps
Ioreraie
Blarr Returnit
Standard Appraisal Company
New York
State Highway Department
Mainz
Harrisburg
League of Third Class
League
Corry
Association
Seek Carload of Explosives at Washington
Police patrols tracked highways into Washington today in a search for a maroon car said to be loaded with explosives. The vehicle reportedly left New York yesterday afternoon and was described as driven by two desperate men who would stop at nothing. Secret Service involvement was noted though W H Morse denied knowledge of the case. Washington, June cat ae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
United States Secret Service
W. H. Morse
Secret Service
Fire kills three at Crystal Cafe in Montgomery
United Press reports a fire at the Crystal Cafe in Montgomery West Virginia early today left three dead and two missing. The blaze started from a gasoline explosion in the cafe kitchen. Victims named are Milo Ginakis 45 a waiter Louis Hoconomous 45 and his son James 9. They lived above the restaurant and other occupants may have perished.
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United Press
Montgomery
W. Va
Crystal
Milo Ginakis
Louis Hoconomous
James
Woman Flyer Earhart Putnam Receives National Geographic Medal
Amelia Earhart Putnam was awarded the National Geographic Society medal by President Hoover for being the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic. The presentation at the White House included Mrs Hoover and Putnam, with a luncheon at the National Geographic Society. She planned to return to New York soon.
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Amelia Earhart Putnam
White House
Geographic Society
Washington
Hoover
National Geographic Society
Atlantic
Lindberghs seek European home during Europe trip
A London Star dispatch from Southampton reports Mrs Dwight W Morrow’s visit to Europe aims to secure a home for Mrs Lindbergh. It says Mrs Lindbergh plans to reach Europe before her child’s birth, as part of the ongoing arrangements connected with the Lindbergh family.
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London
London Star
Southampton
Dwight W. Morrow
Europe
Radios Tonight Offer Five Best Entertainment Lineup
Listing of 1932 radio programs across networks with show times and hosts. Includes United Prestas,WABC CBS, WHAP NBC, WHARF NBC, Wynata Band, WWABC NBC, and Fast Freight. Mentions Paris night club as part of schedule.
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United Preta Wabc
CBS
Rels and Dunn
NBC
Sanderson
Governor Pinchot Opens Second Special Session Agenda
Governor Pinchot announces a June 27 extraordinary session to push a 14 point relief program for unemployment and state finances. The plan includes bond financing, limited budget cuts, and two constitutional amendments, plus bills to aid cities, counties, and Philadelphia taxes and officials.
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Joseph G. Wasney
United Press Star
Harrisburg
Pinchot
General Assembly
Hinchot
House
Senate
Assembly
Talbot-Turner
Wade-Sheffer
Pinchat
Talbot
Tie
Philadelphia
Council of Philadelphia
Philadelphia County
Chlorine Gas Sicks Dozens Along Bronx Line
Nearly 40 workers in plants along the Bronx Mt Vernon line were overcome by chlorine gas from a faulty coupling during transfer from a tank car to a reservoir. The gas spread through multiple plants as victims were revived by police and emergency squads. Nine were sent to Mount Vernon Hospital with severe exposure raising pneumonia concerns.
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United Press
New York
Bronx-Mt. Vernon
Washine Naional Lands Company
Bronx
Westchester
Mount Vernon Hospital
New York Central
Second Anniversary Birth of Lindy Jr
United Frew reports Englewood New Jersey noting the second anniversary of Charles A. Lindbergh Jr from a home where the child is absent after his kidnapping and murder. The article notes Hopeful plans for a future birth and the affected Lindbergh family mourning the lost child.
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Lindy” JR
United Frew
Englewood
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Lindbergh
Sourland Hills
Dwight W. Morrow
Lindberghs
Erie Home Destroyed by Bomb Blast in Early Morning
In Erie on Tuesday near 3 a.m. a bomb blast wrecked the home of Thomas J. Toskins at 1208 East Twenty-eighth Street and damaged two neighboring houses. Fire officials estimate $2,800 in damages. the vacant Toskins house was the epicenter as fire followed the explosion. Two Pianta daughters nearby were shaken but unharmed. The blast marks the fourth in Erie in recent weeks, and police had no report of the incident by Tuesday morning.
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Erie
24Th Street
Thomas JD. Toskins
East
Twenty-eighth Street
M. P. Leonard
Peter Kuhn
Tasking
Pianta
Chint Leonard
Toskiis
Salutatorian John Love Speaks at Rotary Luncheon
John Love salutatorian of Corty High School’s 192 graduating class spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon on Citizenship. His address echoing the graduation speech drew attention from members and guests Sam Irvine and George Young, new Agro Supply workers, attended with Keppel Tiffany assisting as guest points.
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John Love
Corty High School
Rotary Club
Love
Sam Irvne
Georgee Young
Keppel Tifany
Five youths arrested in city thefts sentenced or paroled
Three of the five youths, Ellis Highy, 19, Richard Higby, 20, and William Sullivan, 15, were sentenced to Morganza Reformatory after appearing before Judge William Hirt in Erie county court. Asalvin Vanderhoft, 19, and Willis Higby, 14, were paroled. The arrests followed an attempted break into the Morris home garage on Seventh street, and the youths confessed to numerous thefts, mainly fuel stolen from parked cars.
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Morganza Reformatory
Willian ©. Hirt
Erie County Court
Ellis Highy
Richard Higby
William Sullivan
Reformatory
Asalvin—Vanderhoft
Willis Higby
Morris
Seventh Street
Republicans Fault Borah Over Prohibition Plank Misreading
James R. Garfield, chairman of the Republican resolutions committee, says Senator Borah totally misinterpreted the party prohibition plank by claiming it urged repeal of the 18th amendment. Garfield, preparing to testify on the Cleveland union mortgage case, noted White House silence and signaled Republicans would clarify their prohibition plans soon.
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Resolutions Committee
Borah
United Press
Washington
James R. Garfield
Republican Resolutions Committee
White House
Garfeld
Senate
Cleveland Union
Hooverfield
Quarrel Over Rent Turns Fatal in Ambridge
Ambridge, June 21. Ambridge shoemaker Steve Cutovich, 36, shot and killed his landlord Henry Colazei, 53, during a rent dispute. Police say two shots were fired, one hitting Colazei in the head. Cutovich was surprised by officers and later arrested.
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United Frese Ambridge
Steve/ ukkovich
Amibridge
Henry Colazei
Ghoenisi
Collaizal
Colaizal
Cutovich
Garner backs repeal of 18th amendment for Democratic nom
Washington June 21 Speaker Doh a W Garner went on record as an unmuffled advocate of repeal of the 18th amendment and released a formal campaign statement for the Democratic presidential nomination. Garner urged a strong antiprohibition plank and called for restoring debt relations and purchasing power to revive employment. He said the United States should collect foreign debts to the extent nations can pay and reestablish international trade to restore confidence and credit.
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United Press
Washington
Doha W. Garner
Garner
Chicago
Gartier
Catsieracs
Caligress
Garnier
Ian
United States
Atterbury Named In Plot In Philadelphia Democratic Fight
June 21 Philadelphia Record reports John O M Well chair of the Democratic city committee accuses Roosevelt ally Cova of attempting to swing the nomination. W W Atterbury president of the Pennsylvania Railroad joins with party leaders in denouncing the move while Republican figures including J Tormey and Mays press for unity in the city committee dispute. The piece names several political actors in a contested vetting of Roosevelt’s nomination amid party infighting.
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John Vidal
United Press
Santiago
Chiley
Valparaiso
Carabineros
United States
Phila
Democratic City Committee
Cova
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Record
John Omtwilewell
Smithforce
O'Donnell
Aline
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tormey
Republican National
Republican City
Hugme
Lexsty Cty
Renna Segnani
Sieary Ragueucau
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Chile
Culbertson
Carlogs
Davila
Braden
Junte
Center ST
Hirt
Atterbury
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