One-Time Sparring Partner of Tunney Killed On Street
Mount Vernon New York October 14 AP Bullets believed from racketeers pistols kill John Grosso 26 year old former sparring partner for Gene Tunney and Jack Sharkey as he sauntered home from a dance on Gramatan avenue He died of four wounds Police said Grosso had entered racketeering on a sizeable scale in two years and was to go to trial Monday in White Plains.
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Tunney
Mount Vernon
N. Y
John Grozzo
Gene Tunney
Jack Sharkey
Gramatan Avenue
Grosso
White Plains
Reconstruction loan to Puerto Rico governor reported
A brief AP dispatch from Washington states that Act 13 involves the Reconstruction corporation loaning funds to the governor of Puerto Rico. Details on terms or amounts are not provided in the fragment.
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Washington
The
Reconstruction Corporation
Puerto
Women Support Hoover in New York
Mrs Rushmore Patterson of the Allied Forces for Prohibition announced support for Hoover in the coming election. She said the drys and wets would receive fair treatment under his administration and that the drys can go before the country and win. Patterson’s organization claims about 1,500,000 active members.
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Hoover
New York
Rushmore Patterson
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Prohibition
ZAA signal from plane means opposite of SOS
A night mail pilot signaling ZAA near Atlanta shows all is well and on schedule. Eastern Air Transport pilots adopt ZAA to tell ground crews nothing to report and that mail is arriving safely.
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Atlanta
Zaa
Eastern Air Transport
Ashford Route Two Community News Highlights
Ashford Route Two reports include the Barber Woman's Home Demonstration Club meeting on Oct 9 with speaker Mrs Wychie Pruett and talks on Landscaping by Mrs Clive Bruner. The community marks Mrs Martha Kimbal's 83rd birthday with a large dinner, announces Clara Wiggins marriage to Mallie Rabon, and lists numerous local visits, illnesses, and social events across Ashford Route Two through early October 1932.
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Barber Woman's Home Demonstration Club
Barber School
Wychie Pruett
Clive Bruner
Lela B. Kennedy
Alma Lois Knight
C H. Gibbons
Raleigh Knight
West Tolar
Frank Lamb
J. F. Lawrence
Leafy Friday
Henry Nowell
Ben Ivey
V. C. Bruner
Lois Bruner
Martha Kimbal
D. C. Barber
Joyce
Quitman
C. T. Owens
B. Ellis
Montezuma
Isebella Knight
Sam Kimbal
Jennie Crenshaw
Ralph Barber
Raymond Barber
Lena Winsor
Rosa Kimbal
H. O. Wiggins
Clara
Mallie Rabon
Ashford
Roosevelt Maintains Lead In Digest Poll Over Hoover
Roosevelt leads Hoover by 280 656 votes in the Literary Digest presidential poll based on 1,983,634 ballots from 36 states. Roosevelt 1,062,087 votes 53.54 percent Hoover 781,431 39.39 percent Norman Thomas 106,352 5.36 percent. Eighteen new states reported, Roosevelt carried 17 of them while Hoover carried only Vermont. Roosevelt dominant in California and New York, with gains in several other states. The Digest cautions results are not conclusive and may change with later returns.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Literary Digest
Roosevelt
Norman Thomas
Vermont
Arizona
Arkansas
Delaware
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Michigan
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
New England
New Jersey
California
Linois
Indiana
Maine
New Hampshire
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Massachusett
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Library Digest
Thomas
Battor
Smith
Green Mountain
Cotton Market Report for New York and New Orleans
Cotton trading figures show New York and New Orleans futures with session ranges for January through December. Prices fluctuate across months, with notably higher early May and July values in New York and mixed changes in New Orleans cooling into autumn.
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New York
New Orleans
New York Stocks Close Mixed Amid Wide Swings
A snapshot of the day’s market showing gains for Coca Cola, General Motors, and United Fruit while Ford, American Can, and Texaco lagged. Key scores include 19% for Lorillard, 11% for Kennecott, and 10% for Tel. & Tel. as investors digested earnings and rate signals.
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C&o
Chesapeake Cor
Commonwealth
Csevas Coca Cola
Chrysler
Curtis Wright Dupont
Electric L. & Ford
Engla
General Motors
General Foods General
Goodyear
Hudson Motors
Harvester
Johns-Manville
Cseseeess
Kennecott Corp
Ceeseeeeess
le Bon
Ook Cceer Cnn Esenee
Lorillard
Shasnacnaee
Montgomery Vi
N. Y
Cceenee Dd
Paramount Publix
Seese
Packard
Seesahareds B Radio Corp
S.ceeeee
R. J. Reynolds
Radio Keith Orph
Sears Roebuck Southern Ray
Sssceesesee-- OU Mexas Corp
Cceesevesenes
Texas Gulf
Cceeeseeeeee Loy U. 8S. Steel
Diebaeebegeens
United Fruit
Seeeeteeense
United Aircraft
Westinghouse
Ees
Woolworth
Western Union
666 Liquid Tablets Salve for malaria to cold relief
A medicated tablet claims to check malaria in a number of days while relieving colds on the first day and headaches or neuralgia within 30 minutes. The product markets 666 Salve for head colds and general relief.
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Ham
Sybil Knight
Dothan
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Lester White
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Hilda Millner
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D. C
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Bernice Weadows
Roz Wiszins Dieg
Arthur Register
J. A. Redeter
Willis Snellgrave
Talladera
School For
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Dave Sneligrave
Rufus Tate
Webb
Vinson Register
Wike Ivey
Ratcagh Knight
Anne Dean Fe
Stern Lawrence
Madeline Smith
Reer Webb
Mire Pruce Merritt
Si Dupree Waein Ashford Wednestree
Misesee
Dorothy
Christine Taston
John Lewte Layton
T. W. Palmer & CO
Chicago Hogs
A. C. L. Rwy
Auburn Motor B.& O
Bethlehem St
Bendix
Loverenweness
Tata Caceeaveess
Ane Pons Cevereens
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Goodyear Speedway
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