Hoover's renomination address seen as strong bid for reelection
The article portrays Hoover's acceptance address as a skilled campaign tool. It notes a shift on whiskey policy may aid or hurt him, while praising his economic agenda to mobilize private industry with government to move from defense to attack on depression. It highlights the speech as a potent factor in the 1932 campaign.
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Hoover
John J. Raskob
Palo Alto
Europe
Hoover as a Means to Pay Europe’s Debt to America
The statement asserts Mr Hoover could be an effective method to channel Europe’s payment for its debt to the American people into the hands of a few large American corporations.
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Mr. Hoover
Europe
Federal relief funds poised to aid North Carolina
The Asheville Citizen reports North Carolina may receive five to ten million dollars of the 300 million federal relief package. Governor Gardner will coordinate with existing state agencies, aiming for efficient distribution while avoiding overreliance on charity and preserving local initiative.
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Asheville
North Carolina
Citi
Congress
Raleigh
Gardner
The Commercial National Bank: to assess or not assess
The Commercial National Bank affairs stay indecisive as to reorganization or liquidation. The key issue is whether to assess shareholders now or delay, with many arguing that an assessment is essential to any viable reorganization and that restive depositors want a timely decision.
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Commercial National Bank
Criticisms of the Modern Youth Spark Debate
Bruce Catton discusses Cuthbert Blakiston’s critique of today’s boys and the defense by Boy Scouts chief James West. He argues adults influence boyhood and responsibility lies with grownups for deceit, courage, and sincerity in a troubled world. The column then shifts to stock market cautions and investment advice.
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Cuthbert Blakiston
Lancing College
England
James E. West
Boy Scouts of America
Mr. Blakiston
Reckoning of Bank Debts Delays Assessment and Reorganization
The text argues against further delays in approving an assessment order, noting the bank’s heavy debt and the receiver’s failure to pay secured obligations. Depositors crave funds and seek a workable plan that prioritizes their interests, with shareholder assessments seen as potentially punitive but unavoidable. Reopening and reorganization hinge on clearing whether shareholder assessment can be avoided.
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Washington
Summer baby care and sun safety in old advice column
A mother counsels on infant summer wear and thermometer use, urging doctor guidance for weight of shirts and band versus shirt styles. Emphasizes loose clothing, sun exposure limits, quick weather changes, and cautious night temperatures to prevent chill. The scene notes a peaceful afternoon as mothers chat about babies.
When Babies Got Back to the Land
Mrs. Smith visits Mrs. Brown with her sterilized city baby. The girl meets Jennie the country baby on grass with no play-yard as the two children compare surroundings and freedoms in a sunlit yard.
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Mrs. Brown
Caroline
Jennie
Hair styling clues for flattering looks from Alicia Hart
A fashion column advises women to study their faces in a mirror and adjust hair to frame the face. It recommends natural-looking curls, side bangs, and specific cuts based on face shape, neck length, and features to achieve a more striking appearance.
Absent minded wife and cheeky professor gag
A humorous exchange where a wife accuses her husband of not kissing her for a fortnight. The professor retorts by asking who he has been kissing, turning the moment into lighthearted wit.
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Henry
Turkish Divorce Ritual Ends Marriage in One Phrase
A Kurdish man in eastern Turkey dissolves his marriage by saying I divorce you three times. The act completes the separation with the parties freed from the union.
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Turkey
Don't Mow Clore In Hot Weather
In hot weather it is folly to clip the lawn close. Grass roots need shade to protect them from the sun and prevent moisture from evaporating in the intense heat.
Volcanic Heat Evident in Rainier and Shasta Vapors
Mounts Rainier and Shasta in the United States emit heated vapors indicating their interiors remain hot. The activity suggests ongoing geothermal processes within these volcanoes and potential implications for monitoring and safety.
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Rainier
Shasta
United States
Large Workforce of Women in Indian Mines Exceeds Thirty Two Thousand
Report highlights that over 32,000 women are employed in India's mining sector. Details cover regional distribution and roles within various mineral operations, underscoring gender participation and labor conditions.
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India
Florida's Lakes Exceed Thirty Thousand In Number
A historical note states Florida contains more than 30 000 lakes, highlighting the vast freshwater resources across the peninsula. The figure underscores the state's extensive aquatic geography and potential for environments, recreation, and water management.
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Florida
Cubs Rise to Lead NL Pennant Race After 3 2 Win
Nine days into Charley Grimm era the Chicago Cubs move atop the National League with a 3-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The win, aided by a late double by Gudat and English's triple, gives Chicago a half game margin as both teams chase first place. Phillies break six game skid with 7-2 win over Braves. Indians tame Detroit 3-0 as Wes Ferrell gains his 19th victory. Browns crush White Sox 6-5 aided by Luke Apping’s miscue in the sixth.
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Pirates
Browns
Charley Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Corsairs
Steve Swetonic
Len Werneke
Werneke
Gus Suhr
Earl Grace
Floyd Vaughan
Gudat
Herman
Woody English
Vaughan
Cuyier
Stephenson
Kiki
Moore
Phillies
Boston Braves
Phils
Bob Brown
Indians
Detroit
Wes Ferrell
Cleveland
Ferrell
Earl Whitehill
Earl Averill
St. Louis Browns
Red Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Phil Gallivan
Luke Appping
Boy Angler Lands Big Trout in Pueblo River
In Pueblo Colorado a 13 year old boy named Ralph Phillips with two young helpers pulled a 23 inch trout weighing 5 1 4 pounds from the Arkafisas River. The fish ranked as the largest hooked this year.
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Pueblo
Col
Arkafisas River
Ralph Phillips
Lochlevon
Neptune's Moon Size and Orbital Pace Described
A Neptune satellite is described as nearly half the Moon's size and it completes one orbit around Neptune in just under six days, highlighting a compact lunar body with a rapid circuit.
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High Point
Associated Press
N. C
Neptune
Moon
New York City Sees Baby Born About Every Four Minutes
City health data shows births occur roughly every four minutes in New York City with ongoing implications for hospital capacity and family planning services. The statistic reflects population growth and trends in urban maternal health resources citywide.
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New York City
Political Word Puzzle Clues and Answers
A crossword style listing of horizontal and vertical clues with numeric positions and definitions ranging from political groups to everyday items. The grid references include terms like Powerful political group in New York Rottenstone and Democratic vice presidential candidate alongside various animal plant and object clues.
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New York
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