Hoover and Curtis Are Re nominated By G O P
Guy D Haymond dies suddenly in his store chair of angina pectoris after pains in the shoulder and chest. He was a Grafton man of 84 years in business, former House of Delegates member, and past president of the local board of education. The store near Main and Latrobe, with his son Guy G Haymond assisting, saw its owner collapse before medical help could reach him. Funeral plans not announced.
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Guy D. Haymond
Grafton
House of Delegates
Board of Education of
Haymond
A. R. Warden
Main Street
Latrobe
Guy G. Haymond
O. S. Campbell
Warden
Mr. Haymond
Joseph Hanway
Mr. Hanway
W. Mer Je Watkins
Ramsay MacDonald calls for U S aid at reparations conference
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald told delegates from thirteen nations opening a reparations and war debts conference in Switzerland that Europe cannot act alone. He urged the United States to cooperate in broader problems and help devise policies to encourage trade and enrich nations.
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Pecans
Switzerland
Europe
United States
Ramsay MacDonald
Britain
Cynhe
Convention flashes at Chicago reveal reformers and insistent voices
In Chicago a packed convention hall heard Mrs Agnes Jones Gifford of South Orange New Jersey deliver a quick speech about repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. Geraldine R Dodge of Madison New Jersey daughter of William A Rockefeller faced the scene as a potential presidential elector. Former Nebraska governors A J Weaver Sam R McKelvie and Adam McMullen attended the debates on the prohibition plank with mixed stances. Mrs John E Hillman of Coland predicted Charles Curtis as the nominee while internal disagreements surfaced over the party leadership and Davies.
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Chicago
Agnes Jones Gifford
South Orange
N.J
New Jersey
Gerladine R. Dodge
Madison, N. J
William A. Rockefeller
Murray H. Coggeshall
Nebraska
Cornhusker
A. J. Weaver
Sam. R. McKelvie
Adam McMullen
George Sheldon
Mississippi
West Virginia Girl Is Honored At GOP Chicago Convention
Nedra E Wilhelm of Point Pleasant West Virginia, aged 21, a veteran in politics through a suffragist grandmother and mother, is to be presented from the platform by Rep Bachmann at the Chicago GOP convention. She taught citizenship and sociology at Point Pleasant High School after graduating Goucher College and has spoken widely. Tulane was rated highest in sports horrors of any school in the Southern conference this year.
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West Virginia
G.O.P
Chicago
Nedra E. Wilhelm
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Bachmann
Goucher College
Point Pleasant High School
Nedra’ Rata
Snell
Tulane
High Spots in GOP Platform from 1932 Convention
The 1932 Republican platform, laid before the national convention, endorses Hoover leadership amid the economic crisis and seeks emergency state loans, banking reform, international monetary talks, a home loan discount system, and farm and tariff measures. It calls for forestry, mining, oil, and agricultural support, veteran legislation revision, and currency depreciation responses.
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Chicago
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Tariff Commission
Tne
Evangelist Illness and Republican Conventions Highlight June News
Los Angeles reports Evangelist Semple McPherson Hutton critically ill with conflicting diagnoses of typhoid fever and neurasthenia amid health tests. In Chicago, the Republican Convention rages over the repeal submission plank as critics mock it and leaders defend the committee’s work. Kansas City notes Marshall Deputy pleads guilty and receives life imprisonment for the kidnapping of Nell Donnelly.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
C. McKenzie Jones
City Health Department
Edward Huntington Williams
Health Department
Department
Kansas City
Marshall
Martin Depew
Downington
Nell Donnelly
Tour by Civic Industrial Leaders Heads Toward Three States
Two bus loads of Pittsburgh civic and industrial leaders left today for a two day tour of Alleghany tableland visiting southwestern Pennsylvania West Virginia and Maryland cities in the interest of adding the large territory into bundled recreational development and unity.
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Pittsburgh
Alleghany
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
Hoover Re nominated on first Republican ballot
At Chicago Stadium on June 16 Hoover was renominated for president on the first ballot with about 1126 12 votes of 1154 as the convention applauded. Charles Curtis named running mate after a Pennsylvania delegation shift. Balloting began at 2 05 pm as states declared support and the convention pledged to Hoover.
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Chicago Stadium
Republican National Convertion
Platform Committee
Senator Bingham
Connecticut
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
Ambrose Kennedy
Rhode Island
James R. Garfield
Ogden Mills
Hoover
Curtis
Herbert Hoover
Charles Cuptis
Pennsylvania
John J. Blaine
James J. Wadsworth
Charles G. Dawes
Illinois
Joseph I. France
Maryland
West Virginia
Chicago
Republican Platform as Submited to Convention
Chicago June 16 The Republican platform declarations submitted to the convention outline a pledge to party principles amid widespread distress and economic low mood. The document emphasizes restoring economic life, providing encouragement and relief to American families, and urging private citizen effort to work out the nation's task.
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Chicago
Republican Party
Yand
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Donald
U. S
Milton Caniff
Wilon Cr Se
Charles Curtis
John E. Hillman
Coland
Walt
Aimee McPherson Hutton
France
Coolidge
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