Republicans map vigorous nationwide campaign in 1932
John Hamilton, Republican national committee chairman, predicts strong GOP effort across the country aided by Union party presidential candidate William Lemke. Lemke tours west appealing to labor, Hamilton says the Union party could win several middle western states and shift votes from Democrats, with the South seen as vulnerable due to sharper issues.
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United Press
Washington
National Committee
John Hamiiton
Republicans
William Lemke
Lemke
Hamilton
Alf M. Landon
Middle West
Mississippi
South Carolina
Seaboard
Smith
Rapid Road-Building Advances Hit American Highways
Modern paving crews use heavy machinery to resurface thousands of miles with crushed rock and asphalt. A Midwest state reports 5 000 miles to be resurfaced with no detours, projects cut from thirty days to ten, sometimes two, with faster, cheaper results.
Standards of literary taste discussed amid obscenity cases
A Cincinnati judge defends literary freedom while freeing a news dealer charged with displaying obscene material. The debate centers on whether open sale of what is called low taste harms public standards and whether freedom of the press should shield such material.
Thrifty World War Veterans Save Bonus for Future Needs
The piece notes veterans holding bonus funds for investment and emergencies rather than rapid spending. It argues the thrift reflects good sense, with varying amounts cashed locally and many deferring immediate use. It hints at a later building boom and immigration-related housing demand.
Governing Speed Opinion Sparks Automotive Debate
An automotive engineer dismisses automatic governors as ineffective for speed control. He argues limiting motor space would hinder performance and kill the market, refusing to support arbitrary speed reductions.
Voluntary speed limiter device proposed for anxious drivers
The speaker argues for a dashboard speed adjustment to help well meaning drivers who push limits. He notes the idea could curb speeding without forcing a universal maximum, recognizing human nature can be unpredictable yet potentially workable.
Actors Yearn For Character Roles In Hollywood Tradition
Hollywood film scene voices Cary Grant Lon Chaney Warren Hull Walter Pidgeon discuss preferring character acting over leading parts. Grant recalls switch from pantomime to stage and film, preferring varied roles to satisfy public, while Hull laments lack of singing opportunities and Pidgeon expresses desire to sing, though currently plays villains.
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Hollywood
Calif
Cary Grant
Charlie Chaplin
Napoleon
Grant
America
Aame
Lon Chaney
Lionel Barrymore
Chaney
Warren Hull
Hull
Prince
Walter Pidgeon
Wso
Paris Styles Paris Evening Gowns Use Identical Prints
Muinbacher showcases gowns blending chiffon and taffeta in the same multicolored floral print with wide front decolletage and a back panel insert. Another design pairs blue gauze with a red tunic top in printed double-ringed gold circles with organdy accents and hostess gowns featuring redingotes and negligee silhouettes.
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Paris
Muinbacher
Spa
Fervent Horoscope Notes Weather and Health Cautions
The column warns those born July 21 to August 20 to heed today influences with health and profession cautions. It mentions miscommunications with the opposite sex and urges care and self control, noting a freak wind incident affecting a water tank but not the house.
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Fersong
Kenton
Durbin
What is the cheka and the original states
The police department of Soviet Russia. Here are the original 13 states: New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Maryland, Georgia and Delaware. Frank Richard Stockton. Employment rose to about 80 with heavy grading at Port Meguyslie as a steam shovel and dump trucks are used.
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Soviet Russia
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Maryland
Georgia
Delaware
Frank Richard Stockton
Port Meguyslie
Farley Expected to Resign After Democratic Convention
Reports from United Press Philadelphia say Postmaster General James A. Farley will resign from President Roosevelt's cabinet after the Democratic national convention to devote himself to the election campaign. Farley is Democratic national chairman and New York state chairman. no official confirmation was provided.
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United Press
Philadelphia
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Farley
New York State
Extra Trains Added as Business Booms in Pittsburg
Seven new trains were added to Baltimore and Ohio Railroad daily schedules to raise passenger traffic after rate cuts. The Monongahela Valley Southern Ohio Valley and Central Ohio routes will be served with twelve daily Pittsburgh to Wheeling runs. Frances Sample RN left Pittsburgh for Shiprock Hospital New Mexico after a three week visit.
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Mittsburgh
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Tocrease
Monongahela Valley
Ohio Valley
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
Frances Sample
R. N
South Center Street
Shiprock Hospital
Shiprock
New Mexico
June Festival Enjoyed by Corry City Chapter of East ern Star
Corry City Chapter Order of Eastern Star held a meeting at the Masonic Temple with guests from Union City Youngsville Warren and Pittsburgh chapters. After the session the June festival featured cards and refreshments. A July picnic is planned at the MacTaine home.
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Corry City
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Union City
Youngaville
Warren
Pittsburgh
Jean
Sarah MacTnne
Helen Johnson
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