Seabury probe and Roosevelt GOP split loom in press analysis
The discussion centers on Seabury’s New York inquiry and its potential impact on Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Tammany Hall influence. Viewpoints vary on consequences, but consensus sees Roosevelt facing a pivotal test before the convention, with Tammany opposition shaping his nomination chances and party strategy amid dry forces debating their path. The drys show cautious unity while weighing a broader independent bid, yet progress remains unclear as Chicago approaches.
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Tammany
Walker
Roosevelt
Garden Plots Feed Unemployed Families Near Grafton
Samuel C. Jones and a Sentinel representative tour garden plots at the old fair grounds and Rotary camp as unemployed men with families grow turnips tomatoes beans and corn. Soil is improved lots cleared and a potential July harvest boosts civic pride and food relief. A Rotary camp near Stone House will host underprivileged children with meals and natural beach access while a nearby road needs rock work and a rail crossing is suggested.
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Samuel C. Jones
Grafton Sentinel
Old Fair Grounds
Stone House
Rotary Club
Stone ‘House
Knottsville
B. B. Bryant
Captain Arnold
George W. Loar
Tygarts Valley
Warden
Salvation Army
Grafton
West Virginia
Gardners
Grafton Park
Nature
Moody to meet Mme Mathieu in French title match
In Auteuil, France, June 3, Mme Rene Mathieu defeated Betty Nuthall 6-2 6-4 to reach the French championship final against Helen Wills Moody. Earlier, Gregory Mangin fell to Henri Cochet 6-3 7-5 5-7 6-3 in the men's singles quarterfinals.
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Auteuil
France
Rene Mathieu
Betty Nuthall
Helen Wills Moody
Gregory Mangin
Henri Cochet
Noted Doctor Ends Life In Philadelphia
Dr. O. H. Petty aged 58 a noted physician and recipient of Congressional Medals of Honor is dead by pistol shot in Philadelphia detectives believe the act was personal safety related He shared the congressional award with Dr Joel T Boone and held other honors including the Distinguished Service Cross Croix de Guerre with palm and the Italian War Cross
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Philadelphia
O. H. Petty
Joel T. Boone
White House
Campbell Narrowly Escapes In 100 MPH Race
Brooklands England June 3 Sir Malcolm Campbell in a 1000 mile auto race had a narrow escape when a rear tire burst and caught fire. He regained control and entered the pits. Earlier Henry Gleason in a midget car in the same race skidded into a parapet and was killed.
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Brooklands
England
Malcolm Campbell
Campbell
Henry Gleason
Tammany and Day Question Hold Interest
Washington reports two familiar campaign headlines, Tammany and Day, as Democrats debate presidential nominees and Roosevelt’s stance toward Tammany while Republicans weigh platform blanks on dry laws. The week brought defined developments though delegates were still undetermined.
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Tammany and
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Tammany
Lees
Anonymous Gift Giver Stumps Neely Family in Clarion
In Wentling's Corners near Clarion Pennsylvania an anonymous donor has sent jewelry to Mr. and Mrs. John Neely since Halloween 1928. They received a man's watch a mesh bag a diamond ring a ruby ring a diamond ring and a white gold pendant with two diamonds. They recall no favor owed and remain puzzled by the mysterious benefactor despite an unsigned note assuring no fear in wearing the gifts.
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