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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1932

Page

3

Hoover to Open August Conference on Economic Recovery

President Hoover announced a nationwide economic recovery conference for August 26 in Washington. It will include federal reserve district business and industrial committees to coordinate a concentrated campaign across business, agriculture, and employment with public and private mobilization.

Hoover Washington Federal Reserve Toover

Curtis Receives Republican Nomination Notice at Topeka Home

Ice President Curtis was formally informed of his renomination by the Republican party at his Topeka Kansas residence. The ceremony emphasized frugality with no parade, the Topeka Post American Legion band and color guard participating, Senator Dickinson delivering a ten minute speech, followed by Curtis’s acceptance address praised by fellow Republicans.

ICE Curtis Topeka Kan Charlie American Legion Dickinson

Mayor Walker Faces Removal Probe and Unnamed Woman Tie

New York Mayor Jimmy Walker endures a grilling by Governor Roosevelt over graft and finances tied to Russell Sherwood and an unnamed woman identified as Betty Compton. The committee pressed for truth as court actions loom, while news from Englewood reports the Lindberghs welcomed a second son five months after the kidnapping.

Ayor Jimmy Walker New York Roosevelt Walker Russell T. Sherwood Samuel Seabury Betty Compton England Sherwood John J. Curtin Supreme Court Staley

Holliday appointed vice governor of the islands

John H. Holliday of St. Louis was named vice-governor of the islands by the President after acting as legal adviser to Colonel Roosevelt. The piece notes campaign strategy for Hoover, Roosevelts, and political maneuvering in New York and New York state. It also mentions Hoover’s brief vacation on the Sequoia and a drop in central Illinois mine pay to five dollars a day provoking unrest.

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Germany Heads Toward Strong Man Chancellor Von Schleich er

Berlin reports indicate a possible new government forming around Kurt von Schleich er as chancellor with Franz Bracht premier of Prussia. Hitler pressed for chancellorship and Mussolini-like power but was offered vice chancellor role by President Hindenburg, rejected. Nazis join with Communists planning a nationwide strike to press relief and political action.

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Ayala Preserves Firm Stand Over Paraguayan Demands

Ayala becomes Paraguay president and shows resolve to resist Be Cha demands, signaling a steadfast leadership stance in the face of external pressures. The wording indicates continued firmness and continuity with the prior administration.

Es Ayala Paraguay Cha

Goodyear Speedway Tire Value Promises Steady Buildup

You get full oversized tires guaranteed for life and extra value from Goodyear. Goodyear builds more tires than any rubber company in the world, making Speedway the greatest thrift tire on the market today. See your local dealer for details.

Goodyear Goodyear Speedway

Trace Soybean to Origin in Orient

The soybean originated in eastern Asia thousands of years ago and was first domesticated by Asian and European farmers. J P Reed of Ohio State University notes its long history as a humble crop that supported ancient civilizations like those in Babylon and Egypt before becoming widespread on American farms.

Asia J. P. Reed Agricultural Extension Service Ohio State University Europe Babylon Egypt

Man Loses 26 Pounds with Kruschen Salts Claim

A Cincinnati man writes that Kruschen Salts helped him drop from 205 to 179 pounds in three months with improved breathing and energy. He urges skeptical readers to try the safe way to reduce and notes friends say he looks 100 percent better.

F.J. Fritz Cincinnati Ohio

Soybeans in Oriental Agriculture and Uses

Reed notes soybeans are widely used in eastern countries for human and animal feed due to high protein content. Threshed beans provide meat substitutes, hay substitutes alfalfa, and pressed cake fuels seed mixtures. whole plants enrich soil as green manure.

Reed

Old Style Hair Cut In Paris Hats On For Hairdressing

Report from Paris notes a fashion where ladies keep hats on during hairdressing sessions. The trend echoes the old basin method of trimming, described in the Loston Transcript.

Paris Johnny

Naples and a First Quarrel Recalled

The Ques­tion Answered Miss Glider asks about Naples. Mrs Newedd confirms Naples as the place where Edward and she had their first quarrel, noted in the exchange.

Miss Glider Naples

Plan Your Woods and Shrink to Company Size

Own ten acres and you can shape your woods without interference. Learn to shrink yourself to the size of the company you are in.

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