Shouse Launches 1932 Campaign Across Key States
Democratic leaders begin formal 1932 campaign with three speeches by Chairman Shouse. Begins in Des Moines with talks on economy and party plans, then Jeffersonian Day in Los Angeles, and events in San Francisco and Seattle. Democratic hopes hinge on gains in Iowa California and Washington amid anti prohibition debate.
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Washington
Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Des Moines
Congress
Execuive Committee
National Committee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Democratic Club of California
Iowa
California
Raskob
Republican National Committee
Seek Injunction To End Longshoremen's Strike
Fifteen steamship companies sought a federal injunction to end the 46 day longshoremen strike in New Orleans. Two killed, scores wounded, and several hundred arrested as port operations were said to be hampered. A temporary restraining order was granted and an April 8 hearing set.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Steamship Association
Steamship Association
Wayne G. Borah
Dr Jacob Leonard Joins Lexington Medical Practice
Dr Jacob Leonard son of Dr J C Leonard joins Dr W B Hunt in Lexington practice. Leonard, Jefferson Medical College graduate, arrived recently and has already attracted a growing local patronage. He is the son of the First Reformed church pastor.
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Lexington
Jacob Leonard
W. B. Hunt
Leonard
Jefferson Medical College
J. C. Leonard
First Reformed Church
Murder Trial In Port Townsend Sparks Townspeople Interest
In Port Townsend Washington the first murder trial since 1890 began with Mrs Lulu Gene Hilsinger charged with killing her husband Army warrant officer George F Hilsinger. Most residents had never witnessed a murder trial.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Lulu Gene Hilsinger
George F. Hilsinger
No More Stew
A brief quip from Hummel of Hamburg about a rescue tale where a friend was already removed from the list, with the cannibal reference remaining a grim joke on events.
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Hamburg
Welwire Kennels Destroyed by Fire
SHREWSBURY Mass April 2 Between 40 and 50 dogs were lost when fire destroyed the Welwire kennels on the estate of Dr and Mrs Homer Case Only three dogs escaped the flames They were in the home of kennel master Joseph Booth Brandy snap valued at 4000 was one of the three Ace Enson holder of the record for most prizes was another
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Shrewsbury
Mass
Homer Case
Joseph Booth
Brandy Snap
England
Ace Enson
Omar E. Williamson Placed In Prison
Omar E Williams of Tyre township Davidson county has been confined to the county jail after conviction of transporting and possessing minor. He had a parole from Chillicothe federal reformatory but it was revoked and he will be taken back to Ohio to finish his term. Williams is married with children. The Bank of England has its own water supply with a 400 foot artesian well delivering 7 000 gallons per hour.
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Lexington
Omar E. Williams
Tyre Township
Davidson County
Williams
Chillicothe Federal Reformatory
Ohio
Fderal Reformatory
Bank of England
Perfect Love Match Connection Ends Quietly
A sports writer separated from her husband since October moves forward after a personal break. Meanwhile a flock of hens contributes about 137 pounds of chalk per year in shells, highlighting quirky arithmetic from a rural feature.
Pathfinder dialogue frames a tiring duel exchange
In a compact strip, a father and son trade brisk banter as the older speaker admits fatigue from a recent beating while the boy agrees to rest. The line captures a playful, weathered mood typical of old timeyard exchanges.
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