Republicans in Philadelphia Assess 1932 Nomination Prospects
Observers in Philadelphia gauge GOP mood ahead of a possible 1932 nomination. Knox and Stimson bolster cabinet optimism, while anti intervention sentiment could affect Dewey chances. McNeill challenges Broughton for Governor, with uncertainty over acceptance and battle of words looming large.
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Knox
Stimson
G.O.P
Roosevelt
Binet
Ign
White House
France
Ives
Philadelphia
Dewey
Mr. Wey
Veterans Gather as Tar Heel Legionnaires Visit High Point
Members of the American Legion in convention here include World War I veterans who fought on the Hindenburg line. They join locals as High Point plans a year of hosting, while discussions touch on democracy, policing of world order, and postwar aims. The gathering promises both serious deliberation and welcome hospitality.
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American Legion
High Point
Legion
Governor Stark's praise method yields reform and bold results
In a Dale Carnegie talk in Missouri, Governor Lloyd C. Stark is credited with breaking the Pendergast machine and reforming the state. The piece cites his approach to his daughters by praise not nagging, illustrating a psychology of encouragement that yields rapid self-improvement.
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United States
Lloyd C. Stark
Missouri
Jefferson City
Middle West
Stark
The Problem of European Blockade and North Carolina Debate
The piece contrasts old North Carolina political vigor with a new generation’s independent voting. It notes Broughton declining McNeill audiences and highlights the European blockade issue, France’s surrender, and England’s need to seal a blockade while Finland’s integrity of agreements is questioned.
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England
Germany
Petain
Finland
Europe
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Readers are encouraged to cut out these columns and paste them into a personal Success Scrap Book for study and review as a text on achievement. The invitation promotes collecting proven ideas and lessons to guide future progress.
McDonald Urges Stricter U S Policy on Education
Dr. James G. McDonald of the New York Board of Education calls for a firmer federal stance in national education policy, arguing that Americans have been too lax in shaping schooling standards and guidance.
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America
James G. McDonald
The
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Walter Winchell On Broadway and Nazi Propaganda Banter
Walter Winchell notes a June 19 DNB broadcast from Germany heard in New York at 11 pm and mocks Sixth Column jokes. He cites Dr Westrick denying Nazi propaganda aims and recalls a Chicago banquet celebrating Nazi victories with an umbrella centerpiece. He warns about Communist front groups and House bill H R 5138 to fingerprint aliens, fearing many will be trapped.
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Westrick
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France
Commys
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Bund officials Kunze and Elmer freed after police find no Fifth Column activity
Pennsylvania State Police detained Bund officials Gerhard Kunze and Gustav Elmer but released them, stating no evidence of Fifth Column activity was found. The decision prompts questions about whether mere Bund membership constitutes danger.
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Gerhard Kunze
Gustav Elmer
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German Library of Information linked to Nazi propaganda denials
The German Library of Information at 17 Battery Place denies ties to the Nazi government. Its first director Heinz Beller also served as an attache at the German Consulate in the same building, prompting questions about shared stationery.
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German Library of Information
Battery Place
Heinz Beller
Ford planes and Nazi interference in U S defense debated
The item notes Henry Ford plans to build planes for the United States amid Nazi efforts to disrupt defense. It cites Congressman John Lesinski in the Congressional Record for June 6 listing Hitler linked engineers at Ford Motor Co and a vetoed naturalization bill for a German employee in Ford's engineering department.
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Henry Ford
U. S
John Lesinski
Michigan
Hitler
Ford Motor Co
United States
New York Communists approve $300000 campaign fund plan
On May 27 the New York Communist movement approved a campaign fund of 300000 dollars to start June 15. Of the total, 85000 goes to The Daily Worker 40000 to state candidates and the remainder to local party groups. Cominy leaders denounce Sherman Act prosecutions as a prelude to War Department M Day plans. Waterfront section had voted to boycott Walter Winchell but halted the plan after our publication. Cowards.
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Daily Worker
Cominy
War Department
Communist Party
Walter Winchell
Winchell
Nazi Propaganda Visits Tied to Fifth Column Probes
The State Department flags Fifth Column activity by foreign consuls while they deny involvement. Evidence cites Dr Colin Ross a Nazi propagandist who visited America recently and wrote on how to ruin the Panama Canal and advocate German control. His lectures were arranged by Nazi consuls in the United States.
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State Department
Colin Ross
America
Panama Canal
Ross
U. S
Hairdresser in 59th Street hotel faces dismissal
A British-American employer confronted a hairdresser who admitted charges last week and shouted I can work in the open The FBI claims control The report also notes a German Aviation Club in Manhattan training Bund youths and a sponsor linked to the German Embassy air attaché Peter Riedl A rumor places two to three million Britons in camps including 26 MPs
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FBI
L. I
Manhattan
Bund
Peter Riedl
Editorial urges voters to back Montana senator crossing party lines
The Bund paper calls readers to vote for a Montana senator even if he is neither Republican nor Democrat. Yorkville reports a speaker cursing Walter Winchell and threats of violence. A Florida senator Pepper is said to have been challenged to a duel by a German Consulate member. Washington officials reportedly hushed the incident as oceans’ protection is linked to a stronger navy.
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Bund
Montana
Yorkville
Jerk McW
Walter Winchell
Pepper
Florida
Washington
America
Local News Briefs Include Whiskey Seizure and Plane Repair
Paying Father Time Local News Bottled in bond whiskey valued at 1385 was captured by police this morning. Two Virginians were arrested and a Nash car seized. Whiskey dumped into a sewer. Local Masons installed officers for the year. W A Mathews of Jamestown flew to Winston-Salem for heat indicator repairs on his Eaglerock bi plane. A sparrow nest with three eggs was found in the motor but undamaged. A heat wave struck High Point.
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W. A. Mathews
Jamestown
Eaglerock
Winston-Salem
Notable social visits and convention attendance in Winston-Salem
Miss Lucille Lopp attends the Christian Endeavor convention in Winston-Salem. Miss Margaret Burgess of Denver is visiting Miss Ruth Burgess. Mr and Mrs Robi L Murray spent the weekend in Asheville.
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Christian Endeavor
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Margaret Burgess
Denver
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Ruth Burgess
Robi. L. Murray
Asheville
Al Capone Sued For 2500 Dollar Medical Bill
A brief notes Al Capone faces a lawsuit for two thousand five hundred dollars to cover an Ami doctor bill. M Eugene New of Durham spoke in Chicago addressing Rotary International and serving as president. A prison mutiny in Rangoon Burma today resulted in forty five prisoners killed.
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Rotary International
Chicago
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Burma
Kiwanis Luncheon Hosts Guests from Reformed Church
The Kiwanis Club held its luncheon today from 12:15 to 1:15 p m. A class of younger girls from Reformed Church were guests of Mrs J W Hedrick their teacher in a picnic at Hayworth Springs yesterday evening.
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J. W. Hedrick
Hayworth Springs
Alabama guest Frances Moffitt stays with sister
Miss Frances Moffitt of Alabama is the guest of her sister Mrs. Fred Thomas. Mrs. J. E. Hedrick and daughter Mabel have returned from a visit to Brown Summit relatives. Mrs. Claude Byerly has returned from a Raleigh visit.
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Alabama
Fred Thomas
J. E. Hedrick
Mabel
Brown Summit
Claude Byerly
Raleigh
Berlin Forsaken by Pleasure Seekers Brief
Five Chapel Hill stores destroyed by fire today with estimated losses of 35000 dollars. A fight over prohibition moves to the Democratic national convention floor, with President Wilson backing modification.
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Berlin
Chapel Hill
Wilson
Neutral observers pressed as Adolf keeps advancing
The message warns that ongoing German advances will strain news services and challenge the availability of neutral observer reports.
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Adolf
Shakespeare Name Variations Spark School Debate
A school boy pondered how Shakespeare spelled his name in 26 different ways, suggesting variability could help a student when uncertain. The remark reflects on spelling flexibility in historical texts and the playful side of language learning.
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Shakespeare
Bruce Catton In Washington on America's defense plans
Washington, June 24. An administration outline proposes an economic cartel to market export surpluses, a four billion dollar naval program, matching army expansion, and universal training for youth. Existing laws commit about five billion dollars with a seven billion cost for a fleet of fifty thousand airplanes yearly. The plan hints at vast internal reforms to fund defenses and restore growth amid high debt and unemployment.
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Bruce Catton
America
Department of Agriculture
Advertising flair and blitzkrieg wordplay link sparks in Germany
An ironic note on how the advertising industry might owe Germany for popularizing the term blitzkrieg in modern discourse, highlighting language influence and media history.
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Germany
Operator answering time cited at 4.8 seconds
The booth operator disputes the 4.8 second average, arguing the wait is longer as he handles calls under pressure. The remark highlights tensions over service speed and performance expectations at the booth.
Night club singer doubts fiancé punch claim
The night club singer cannot recall if her fiancé fired her, offering little credit to his alleged punch. Her account remains unclear as tensions linger.
Hoover Quote on Liberty and Hope in America
Former President Hoover speaks of enduring liberty and steady hope in the United States, urging courage against fear and reaffirming confidence in democratic foundations. The statement emphasizes resilience, constitutional freedoms, and public resolve amid challenges.
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America
Hoover
Coalition moves against Knox and Stimpson in Republican push
A Republican Nation al Committee effort accelerates to force out Col. Frank Knox and Henry L. Stimpson. Roosevelt appointed figures are referenced as part of internal party maneuvers.
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Republican National Committee
Col
Frank Knox
Henry L. Stimpson
Roosevelt
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