Curtis declines Senate bid to seek vice presidency
The eve of the Seventy second Congress sees Vice President Curtis announce he will not run for the Senate seat from Kansas and will seek renomination for the vice presidency if offered by the 1932 Republican convention. Republicans and Democrats weigh chances with Hoover likely running again, while Governor Ritchie of Maryland pursues the Democratic nomination amid shifts in party leadership.
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Navy and War Reports Highlight 1931 Budget Struggles
Cabinet members focus on defense funds and economy. Navy plans seek higher appropriations to meet London treaty needs while curbing waste. War and Air reports warn of US lag in global military aviation and forces reductions. Commerce notes broad industrial declines. New Jersey politics hint at Tumulty senate bid.
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New Civil War and taxi-judge dialogue on way home
A fragmentary note references a discussion between Enat and West on a taxi-judge ride home about the Civil War. The line hints at a student’s view on the North and South conflict and its portrayal as savage. The text is incomplete and unclear.
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May Be Rewnd the Corner Hasn’t He Got a Rich Wife
A garbled exchange hints at suspicion of a man’s wealth and marriage. The fragment references a wife and dividends, suggesting a financial or social commentary. No clear names or date available.
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