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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1932

Page

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Third Parties Turn Eyes To 1932 Presidency Race

Washington AP reports in the 1932 White House contest that four third parties loom large, led by Norman Thomas of the Socialist party. Upshaw heads the Prohibition party, Jacob S. Coxey leads the Farmer Labor party, and William Z. Foster runs for the Communist party. Each pushes distinct platforms from relief funding to public ownership and electoral rights.

Washington White House Socialist Party Norman Thomas Thomas Smith Hoover Marion Ohio Warren G. Harding Daily Star Princeton Henry van Dyke Brick Presbyterian Church Fifth Avenue East Harlem Russia William D. Upshaw Georgia Prohibtion Party Upshaw Jacob S. Coxey Farmer-Labor Party Coxey Massillon William Z. Foster Communist Party Jacob 8. Coxey Prohibition Party

Fork Tidbit Too Much For Sword Swallower

Melbourne AP reports Fred Lowe an Australian sword swallower swallowed a fork during a dangerous act, then retired after recovery surgery. He blamed lack of practice for the accident and said a gulp pushed the fork beyond reach while it was down his throat.

Melbourne Fred Lowe Liberty

Hollywood romance in pictures Clara Bow and Gilbert Roland

The piece recalls Clara Bow and Gilbert Roland’s early careers and romance in silent film era. It notes Bow’s rise, Roland’s start as an extra, their pairing in The Plastic Age and later Call Her Savage, and Roland’s Mexican born background and early acting path.

Hollywood Clara Bow Gilbert Roland Clara Roland Rex Bell Gilbert Avers Savage

Roland's yo-yo career stars in Call Her Savage

Roland, once in Spanish films and other smaller roles, recalls varied luck in talkies. He spent five months in Europe, then Hawaii, then Mexico City, noting Hollywood forgets actors unless they are nearby. He seeks enough money to retire in the south of France and travel.

Roland Luis Alonso Chihuahua Mexico el Pass Texas Rudolph Valentino Ramon Navarro Valentino Norma Talmadge Europe Hollywood Honolulu Mexico City France

Illinois Football Roster Boasts Two Veteran Players

This year's Illinois football squad features only two players with more than one varsity season, Captain Gil Berry and Pete Yanuskus, highlighting a young team lineup and limited veteran experience.

University of Illinois Gil Berry Pete Yanuskus

Congressional battles loom as 1930s voters head to polls

Byron Price notes that ahead of November elections both Congress and the presidency tightens the race. Democrats hold favorable Senate seats but Republicans press hard in many key states. Moses Watson Smoot lead aggressive campaigns as party leaders push for majorities.

Senate Alabama Louisiana Arkansas Florida Georgia North Carolina South Carolina Oklahoma Kentucky Missouri Maryland Arizona Ohio Kansas New York Connecticut Colorado Wisconsin Iowa Vermont Pennsylvania Tlinois Washington New Hampshire South Dakota North Dakota New Jersey Nevada California Utah Oregon Idaho Indiana G.O.P Moses, Watson Smoot

Raskob’s Rise and Retirement From Democratic Leadership

Washington column recalls John J. Raskob as a pivotal yet divisive figure in the Democratic Party. The piece notes his financing role, strained relations with western and southern Democrats, Catholic background, Wall Street ties, and eventual retirement as Roosevelt ascended. It suggests the Raskobs will shift to contributor roles rather than managers.

Rodney Dutcher NEA Washington National Party John J Raskob Raskob Raskobs Democratic Traskob Trust Company Raskeh Haskob Shane Smith Jouett Shouse Charlie Michaelson Wall Street Tie Fhether Reskob al Smith Owen D. Young Franklin D. Roosevelt Smith-Raskodb Roosevelt Rarkohs

Local residents and visitors noted in weekend captions

A series of brief society items lists Mrs Hoover sewing for a needy cause, plus numerous weekend visits and travels. Names include Mrs Jere Segrest returning from Columbia, Miss Carolyn Stapleton in Dothan, Miss Elizabeth Dinkins in Montgomery, Williard Weatherly in Cedar Town, Lula McCormick in Malvern, Walter McArthur in Rome, Richard Jeffries in Dothan, and Eleanor Clarke in Marianna. Also mentions Mrs Leon Segrest with children Billy and Jamice visiting Coffee Springs, and funeral attendance for Mrs Sally Gilbert in Bonifey.

Robert Morgan Janet Morgan Jessie Watson Dothan Carolyn Stapleton Elizabeth Dinkins Montgomery Williard Weatherly Cedar Town Lula McCormick Malvern Walter McArthur Rome Richard Jeffries Mary McArthur Eleanor Clarke Marianna Fla Leon Segrest Billy and Jamice Coffee Springs J. H. Owens Panama City Fila A. L. Casey

Republican group mobilizes reinforcements for key precincts

The Republicans prepare for intensified efforts as they target debatable precincts. The organization notes rising ferocity and signals forthcoming campaigns to sway voters in historic strongholds.

Republican Organization

Bitter Campaign Ahead for House Election

The full House of Representatives faces 435 seats up for election. Democrats hold a majority and tout gains in Maine where two seats moved from Republican to Democrat. Republicans refuse to concede and warn of a highly competitive congressional campaign.

Maine

Missionary Society Meeting and Card Club Notes

Slocomb The Woman's Missionary Society met at the church Monday afternoon with President Mrs A L Martin presiding. Miss Lucille Lewis hosted her card club Tuesday afternoon. Fall flowers decorated the living room where the tables were placed. Miss Carolyn Stapleton won top score prize. A

Woman’s Missionary Society A.L. Martin Lucille Lewis Carolyn Stapleton

Cardea Remedy Promises Relief From Nervous Ailments

A Beaumont Texas resident Mia Nick Ben ranco writes of relief after using Cardy or Cardal. She suffered nervous pain and poor appetite but reports the remedy stopped pain, built up strength, and that seven bottles were used. The note claims Cardal is sold at drag stores.

Mia Nick Benranco Beaumont Texas Dettaea

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Hollywood Sounds Sights The Warren William Ynamic Mar of Potien Bette Davis Aretor Guy Kibbee Ton Rig Ion Ear Alabama Theatre George Arliss Gon Byron Price Ins Auta Capitel HH House Mrs. Hoover Jere Segrest Columbia R. C. McNutty Bell J. M. Py Sally Gilbert Bonifey Fred Casey Andree Frederick Ayton Charley Ty Petering Bt. Louis Wensors Reyes Red Cross P. J. Altizer J. H. Fishbatk Houston Goodyears Goodyear
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