Bishop Cannon Predicts Smith Roosevelts Dry Platform Fight
Bishop James Cannon Jr says Alfred E Smith and John J Raskob will push anti prohibition planks in the Democratic platform for 1932 and implies wet delegates would back either Smith or Roosevelt only if the 18th amendment is repealed. He notes Smith may win the nomination and warns dry Democrats would oppose either candidate if they favor repeal.
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John J. Raskob
James Cannon, Jr
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Prohibition as Dominant Issue in Democratic Campaign
The text argues that current Democratic leaders Smith and Ras kob will push prohibition as the main campaign issue. It warns that a repeat of 1928 could occur in 1932 if the south votes against any wet candidate, influencing electoral outcomes.
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Buttons from a Collection Box Spark Household Gaffe
A minister's wife explains she sews buttons from a collection box onto her boy's suit prompting a remark about another man’s similar buttons. The passerby notes the oddity in a theatrical quip from Passing Show era dialogue.
Glorifying Yourself in Paris Hat Trends
Alicia Hart discusses changing hat fashion from full fronts to profiles with Empress Eugenie style hats. She advises women to study their profile in a mirror, cultivate poise and elegance, and ensure grooming and posture match the chic profile fashion rather than aggressive attitudes.
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