Further Invasion Of Capital By Vets Will Be Checked Instantly
District of Columbia officials issue orders to Police Superintendent Glassford to prevent influx of organized veteran groups into the capital unless a lawful purpose is shown and peace is not disturbed. Governors Pollard of Virginia and Ritchie of Maryland informed of the action as bands were reported heading eastward to join fleeing groups.
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Mary
District of Columbia
Pollard
Virginia
Ritchie
Maryland
Bonus Army Ends Washington Stay as Troops Withdraw
Washington quieted as the last of the bonus army left the capital after two days of clashes. General MacArthur ordered infantry and cavalry back to billets, police rounded up vagrants to the Maryland line, and hundreds were moved to West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Johnstown, Pennsylvania, faces a possible influx as leaders suggest a visit there.
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Uncle Sam
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Douglas MacArthur
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West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Justice Department
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Justice Luhring
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Eddie McCloskey
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Pelham PD
Glassford
Columbia
Richard Reynolds Plans Return Flight From Brazil to U S
Richard Reynolds, brother of the late Smith Reynolds of the Reynolda fortune, booked passage on a Pan American flight leaving Pernambuco August 2. He arrived from Natal after an Atlantic crossing and was summoned home after his younger brother’s death.
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Brazil
Richard Reynolds
Smith Reynolds
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Pan- American Airways
Reynolds
Natal
Atlantic
Reynolds Tobacco
High Point Strike Ends With Arbitration Settlement
Governor Gardner brokered a three man arbitration panel with manufacturers and strike leaders to end the seamless hosiery walkout in High Point. The agreement aims to reopen mills Monday with a new wage posture and sets a precedent for future labor disputes in North Carolina.
Hollywood Stars Sport Sumptuous Outdoor Fashion
Hollywood stars abandon studio glare for outdoor wardrobe. Estelle Taylor’s dark hair shines with bright colors and beach casuals. Irene Dunne favors simple golf whites with a belted sweater and knitted beret. Betty Boyd and Maxine Cantway go bold with playful beach pajamas and oversized dots.
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Calif
Estelle Taylor
Selo
Irene Dunne
Betty Boyd
Maxine Cantway
Betty
Summer Fashion Notes From Hollywood Runway
Sun shines and stars model light sportswear at the Brown Derby. Betty Boyd and Shirley Gray wear white two piece outfits with high necks and minimal ornamentation. Claudette Colbert debuts a jumper style street dress with voluminous sleeves and scarf.
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Hollywood
Shirley Gray
Daryl Lincoln
Claudette Colbert
High Point Hosiery Strike Thwarts Mills in 1920s Clash
About 150 board room workers led protests at Adams-Millis plants in High Point on July 18 over a 25 percent wage cut. The walkout spread to adjoining mills, with crowds pulling switches and causing shutdowns across High Point, Thomasville, and Lexington. D. W. Bradley emerged as a leading organizer as governors and manufacturers tried to end the deadlock. The Knit Goods Weekly notes potential market effects on low priced seamless goods and hosiery prices amid ongoing labor tension.
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Adams-Millis Corporation
English Street
High Point
Thomasville
Lexington
Piedmont Carolina
D. W. Bradley
Guilford Hosiery Mill
Gardner
New York
Buddhist belief in rebirth tied to conduct among 150 million followers
About 150 million Buddhists hold that rebirth after death depends on behavior during life. The belief links moral conduct to future existence and karmic outcomes.
Calipatro County Below Sea Level in Southern Region
A note describes Calipatro County at 175 feet below sea level in the southern region. No additional context or dates are provided.
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Calipatro County
Ma Shan Shan Reported Killed by Japanese Forces
The Rengo news agency reports Japanese headquarters announced conclusive proof that the famous Chinese general Ma Shan Shan was killed northeast of Mailun in Manchuria. The bulletin is dated July 81 and sourced from late news dispatches.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Rengo
Today
Ma Shan- Shan
Mailun
Carter orders purge of three communists from veterans camp
Doak A. Carter chief of staff of the B E B F says he will remove three known communists from the veterans camp in Johnstown Pennsylvania stating we will have none of them among our men. The move follows recent tensions within the unit.
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Johnstown
Doak A. Carter
B. EB. F
Six ex bank officials face nolle prosequi in Asheville
Charges of violating state banking laws were nolle pressed against six former Central Bank and Trust Co officials in superior court. Wallace B. Davis former president Russell C. Davis former vice president C N Brown D J A Sinclair Clarence Rankin and S A Hubbard were charged with lending to an insolvent concern and with lending when cash reserves were below required levels.
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Asheville
Nolle
Central Bank and Trust Company Today
Superior Court
Wallace B. Davis
Russell C. Davis
C. N. Brown
D. J. A. Sinclair
Clarence Rankin
S. A. Hubbard
Waters plans colony near Washington for bonus unit
Walter W. Waters commander of the Bonus Army says he has purchased land near Washington to establish a Bonus Expeditionary Force colony. An aide disclosed the move as Waters moves to organize veterans after the protest era.
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Washington
Walter W. Waters
Just in Case Exchange Cited in Paris Dialogue
A brief Parisian quotation from Pele Mele notes a cautious exchange about kissing in front of parents. The dialogue features a hesitation and a playful reassurance regarding propriety in social settings.
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Paris
Roosevelt Opens Campaign With First Speech in Battle for 1932
President Roosevelt outlines Democratic strategy in a national tour. He pledges to push Volstead modification and a sound currency with a balanced budget. The piece notes reaction to Hoover’s handling of the bonus march and hints at international economic talks.
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Hoover
Albany
Franklin D. Rosevelt
New York
Congress
Roosevelt
Senator Black
Alabama
McKellar
Tennessee
State Department
Borah
Idaho
United States
Expansion Makes Mount McKinley Park Second Largest
The addition to Wonder Lake and adjacent areas grows Mount McKinley National Park to more than 3000 square miles. It ranks just after Yellowstone Park at 3436 square miles.
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Wonder Lake
Mount McKinley National Park
Yellowstone Park
Frazier accuses Dems of extravagance in gubernatorial race
Asheboro July meeting of Randolph County Republicans features Clifford Frazier charging the state Democratic administration with extravagance. He cites Lieut. Gov. Fountain as authority and contrasts Democratic Ehringhaus with Republican platform shifts over 12 years. Meredith presides. Ward chairs. Routh is secretary.
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Asheboro
Clifford Frazier
Randolph County
R. T. Fountain
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Cameron Morrison
J. W. Meredith
Trinity
W. L. Ward
Rufus Routh
Poise and Self Confidence Through Graceful Posture
Alicia Hart advises on poised stance and graceful carriage to boost confidence. Stand tall with even weight, avoid slumping, and extend the head. Sit with feet flat, form a stage line, and place hands palm up for a relaxed, elegant posture.
Marquette Releases 1932 Football Schedule
Marquette University lists seven games for 1932 featuring three intersectionals and a clash with Wisconsin. Night games are omitted due to opponent objections. schedule includes Lawrence College Madison Creighton Detroit Washington and Jefferson and Drake with sites in Milwaukee Madison Omaha Detroit and Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Marquette University
Marquette
Lawrence College of Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Madison
Creighton
Omaha
Boston College
University of Detroit
Detroit
Washington and Jefferson
Drake University
Still Will Travel
Birmingham reports that J M Ayres a Frisco lines railway engineer retired at 70 after 45 years in locomotives plans to spend much of his remaining life traveling by automobile.
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Birmingham
Ala
J. M. Ayres
Frisco Lines
Fossil Starfish Found in Inyo Mountains, USC Report Says
Professor John H. Bradley Jr of the University of Southern California reports finding two specimens of fine starfish at least 20 million years old in an Ordovician formation in the Inyo mountains of California.
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John H. Bradley, Jr
University of Southern California, Aoa
Inyo Mountains
California
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