Roosevelt Boosts Campaign With NYC Windup and Big Crowds
Democratic nominee Roosevelt concentrates on New York City for the closing campaign events. He travels across the nation, touring 87 states and logging over 17,000 miles, with planned speeches at the Metropolitan Opera House, Brooklyn Academy of Music, and Madison Square Garden. Large crowds greet him as he returns toward Albany after a whirlwind finale through New England.
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Eligible list placed at 47 million voters in 1932
Washington November 2 Nearly all states show rises in registrations while six report declines The Associated Press tally estimates about 46 905 280 eligible voters for next Tuesday up more than 4 5 million from 1928 and well above the 1930s turnout Analysts note a possible 13 percent stay at home vote and warn actual participation remains uncertain Declines appear in Arkansas Delaware Georgia Idaho Pennsylvania and Texas Despite gains in Wisconsin California Ohio New York and Indiana big cities show slower increases Philadelphia bucks the Pennsylvania decline while New York City attributes gains to population growth and a blending of mayoral and gubernatorial ballots.
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Treasury reports massive deficit in first four months
Washington reports a deficit of 620,889,093 for the first four months of the fiscal year. In Michigan, Deputy Sheriff Harvey Tedder was fired and Frank Greenan was wounded in a gunfight near La peer with a bandit gang believed tied to last July bank robbery in Clarkston.
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River Gives Up Body Of Infant
Cincinnati authorities recovered the body of an infant from the Ohio River after it had been beaten and gagged before being thrown into the stream. The child’s head showed bruising and a crushed face, with marks suggesting it cried out prior to death. officials noted the dog had been dead two days.
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Students Obtain Special Degrees At State University
Columbus Ohio November 2. Nine students in the college of arts and sciences have been admitted to candidacy for degrees with distinctions in special subjects. Among the candidates are Roth A. Cook of Chillicothe in bacteriology and Fernk K. Harmen of Felicity in physical science.
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Tunney Praises Ohio Government in Dayton Speech
Gene Tunney, former heavyweight champion, praised Ohio’s government in Dayton while outlining campaign themes. Former Secretary of War Newton D. Baker delivered a national radio talk from Brooklyn, and A. I. Whiting of Cleveland, head of the Brotherhood of Railroad men, spoke at Indianapolis as rail interests gathered across the state. Whitney urged national labor support for Roosevel t.
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Ethics of Mills In Getting Glass Speech Questioned
The propriety of securing advance copies of political speeches was debated between Senator Glass and Secretary Mills. Glass delivered a nationwide radio debate urging Roosevelt's question. Mills described an advanced copy as an unsweetened advance. Mills argued advance copies reach the Democratic National Committee and are common in Democratic speeches.
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Birthday Of Warren G Harding Observed
The 67th anniversary of Warren G Harding's birth was honored at his tomb near the city home with ceremonies at 4 45 p m. Boy Scouts assembled by a 4 bugle call and a memorial plan was announced by the Hav ing area Scout group serving Marion Wyandot Crawford Morrow and Union townships. Mrs Joseph Dister of Ross avenue is seriously ill at Good Samaritan hospital Cincinnati after three weeks confinement.
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Lippmann Says Hoover On Dangerous Tactics
Walter Lippmann criticizes Hoover for a fear driven campaign and warns that declaring a party change would destroy the American system. He cites inflammatory tactics aimed at rattling public nerves and predicts a constitutional shift if Democrats win Tuesday.
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Hunger Marchers Depart London After Failed Protests
Hunger wave into London by unemployed marchers ends as they head home. Communist agent W. A. Te Hinnington, who organized the effort to watch the idle from Scotland, Wales and English industrial centers, is jailed. An associate who sparked the Parliament Square disturbance was in custody as well.
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Aide to Arthur Dies in Dayton
Dayton Nov 2. Tohna Welch who served as a personal mounted messenger for President Arthur died yesterday at age 84. A Civil War major and later postmaster at the National Military Home during the Taft administration, his long public service spanned several eras.
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Sprainted ankle alibi collapses in campus court
Virginia Vallance of Ohio State University faced a parking violation on campus. She claimed an aprained ankle made the lot too far, but Bowling Green sophomore Martin T. Hanna proved she attended a dance the night before and she paid a $2 fine.
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New Ideas Hard as Campaign Nears End
New York dispatch reports one week left in the campaign with both Presidential nominees offering no new ideas. Each side accuses the other of misfeasance and nonfeasance as speeches broaden from New York to Boston. Voters are confused by speeches as tactics and stage management dominate. Roosevelt seeks banner dignity while Smith backers in Massachusetts respond with sharp services to a previously led candidate.
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Campaign Broadcasts From The California Area
A radio schedule lists tonight programs on WOAP NBC at 8 30 Republican talk from Cincinnati at 9 and Democratic host Jane A Cox from Cincinnati at 10 Governor Rushwell from Albany at 4 15 President Hoover from Washington and Republican and Democratic segments on several stations with repeat Midwest airing later.
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Roosevelt is Big Betting Favorite
New York bettors report Governor Roosevelt remains the favorite in the presidential contest with heavy odds. A Chicago wager of 48000 on Roosevelt against Hoover reflects strong market confidence, while other bets place Roosevelt at 2 to 1 to carry New York and near even money for a 200000 vote margin. The gubernatorial race also shows high odds for Lahmatt against Donovan with bets around 75,000 at 2 1 2 to 4.
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National City Bank Sees No Cause for Fear in Election
The National City Bank of New York reports in its monthly economic survey that the political parties are conservative on key presidential issues and expresses optimism about the election outlook, finding no basis for undue alarm or anxiety. President Jordan Rentachler leads the bank in its assessment.
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President Plans Three Addresses On Last Journey
President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover will depart Washington tomorrow night for the Midwest as the final phase of the re election tour. a dozen brief speeches are arranged in Illinois Missouri and other states with stops noted for Friday and Saturday.
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Auditor Refuses To Back Deficit Charges In Ohio Race
Columbus Nov. 2 Joseph Te Tracy republican auditor and ally of David S Tigalls republican candidate for governor refused to back deficit charges. He declined to be drawn into the controversy over a deficit and said payment timing depends on funds available.
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Hoover Proposals Rapped by Lass in Campaign Speech
Washington Senator Garter Gliss of Wargiin said President Moorer submitted last congress proposals he called inflationary. He attacked Hoover administration and urged Franklin D. Roosevelt presidency. Glass denied that European troubles caused U.S. economic woes and rejected GOP claims of Democratic obstruction to budget and business.
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Ohio Republicans Form Roosevelt Organization
Ohio Republicans organize to back Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932 with Bryan Bryson and Colchabua leaders urging GOP support. They criticize Hoover’s campaign of fear and call for restoring sound Republican principles and proper vision to avoid disaster.
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First Ohio Snow Falls in Chardon and Nearby
Chardon reports the season’s first snowfall with light accumulation as temperatures begin to rise elsewhere in northeastern Ohio. Local observers note snow on the ground in Chardon and nearby areas today, while other towns enjoyed sunshine and warming temps.
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Baker Seeks Change and Confident Future in Roosevelt Rally
New York on Nov 2 20 Baker expressed confidence that if Roosevelt is elected president he will gather around him the brains and characters praised in the Wilson era. As secretary of war of the Roosevelt administration he urged voters to elect Roosevelt Garner ticket. He said Hoover cannot face a world in liquidation and reorganization. Baker predicted that with Roosevelt Garner in Washington constructive policy would benefit the nation both at home and abroad. He urged calm and refused to engage in debate.
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Cox and Roosevelt On Radio Tonight Show
Tonight radio program lists Benorratia Governor Honsevelt and James M. Cox on WEAR WSAT with Republicans Secretary Stintsen WAM and WEAT for the broadcast. The text notes scheduled appearances and station call letters.
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City officials surrender city cars in economy move
In New York and Savannah reports the acting Mayor and department heads surrendered most city-owned cars in an economy drive. McKee explains eight cars remained and why the rest were turned in, detailing the unusual action against city vehicles.
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Fisher Body to Reopen Plant in Cleveland
Fisher Body company plans to rehire more than 300 workers at its Cleveland plant within weeks, announced by L. BR Beate, manager of the Fisher Body company in Ohio. The move signals gradual revival of production as operations restart in the near term.
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