Maine Election Signals Democratic Wave Toward Roosevelt
Maine voters elected a Democratic governor and two Democrats to Congress, seen as the first clear proof of a national trend toward the party. Leaders say Hoover’s retreat and Republican leadership failure fuel a Democratic victory in November with Roosevelt likely to win.
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New England
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Congress
Maine election renews Republican drive before November
The Maine results trigger eight weeks of intensified campaigning for the Republican Party as President Hoover urges stronger effort. Vice President Curtis says the GOP will carry Maine in November amid a shift toward Roosevelt. The White House release cites efforts to inform voters on issues and national recovery.
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Sale of Land and Foreclosure in Guilford County NC
Under a 1929 deed of trust D E Headen and Grace B Headen defaulted on notes. Trustee David B Harris will sell Sept 27 1932 at 2 PM at the Guilford county courthouse door Greensboro to highest bidder for cash. Real property in High Point Guilford County North Carolina at North Main Street corner with Co. and Sicclott's corner. Realty Company Seemes deed of trust dated Sept 18 1928.
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Grace B. Headen
David B. Harris
Tristram T. Hyde
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High Point
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Wright Family Reunion Slated at W H Wright Home
The Wright family reunion will be held Sunday September 18 at the home of W H Wright on Asheboro route one. Speakers for the day are F M Wright and A I Ferree of Asheboro.
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Tuttles Leave To Enter Yale
Rev. L. F. Tuttle, three years director of religious education at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church, left with Mrs. Tuttle for New Haven to enter Yale University. He seeks the B D degree in two years and will preach on Sunday as he pursues pastorate and Yale Divinity School studies. Liston C. Pope of Thomasville succeeds him and has begun duties.
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Wesley Mmorial Methodist Church
Gardner Criticized for Patrol Use in Strike Area
Governor O. Max Gardner faces criticism for deploying a portion of the state highway patrol to Thomasville during a strike. Editorials in Raleigh papers question the move, while defenders note patrols are highly trained, mobile, disciplined, politically neutral, and cost effective compared to military or local police forces.
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Yanks Clinch League Title With 9 3 Victory Over Indians
The Yankees sealed the American League pennant with a 9 to 3 win over the Cleveland Indians. The Cubs extended their NL lead by beating or splitting with rivals, while the Athletics rested as New York moved into October play. The St. Louis Browns beat the Red Sox 9 to 4 as Bump Hadley impressed. Brooklyn swept two games, Hollis Thurston outpitched Dizzy Dean, and Chuck Klein slugged his 36th homer as Philadelphia routed Cincinnati 7 to 1.
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Dizzy Dean
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Cincinnati
East River Toll Rises to 68 After Ferry Explosion
The murky East River yields 23 more bodies, bringing the death toll to 68. An old wooden ferry boat carrying Manhattan workers to a Rikers Island job exploded, with a final 80 feared dead. Investigations continue as officials seek causes.
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Olive Borden seeks annulment of marriage to Teddy Spector
Actress Olive Borden files suit in New York seeking an annulment of her marriage to Teddy Spector the young Buffalo broker. She alleges he concealed a prior marriage to Mrs Pearl Haworth Spector.
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Local Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Corn Roast Planned
High Point lodge of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will host a corn roast at City Lake Thursday night at 7. The arranging committee promises an interesting program with soap coupon admission and prizes for the man and woman bringing the most coupons. Additional games and contests are also scheduled.
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Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
City Lake
White Collar Clinic Planned For Detroit
Surgeons and physicians in Detroit plan a clinic for the white collar class those who cannot or will not accept medical charity yet lack enough income to cover required medical service.
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Evidence of prehistoric tribe found in Pennsylvania campsite
Campers in Elrama Pennsylvania unearthed 45 mound dwellers from 10 000 to 25 000 years ago along with flint knives tomahawks shell ornaments and drills State archaeologist G Fisher exhumed the skeletons buried in a circle five feet deep with children inside A young girl died while cutting her first teeth Bones suggest aborigines had more intelligent heads and longer thinner skulls than later Indians
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Elrama
Pennsylvania
G. &. Fisher
Finleyville
Fisher
Assassin of Doumer Pays Supreme Penalty
France executed Dr. Paul Gorguloff at 5:52 a m for the murder of President Paul Doumer. The Russian physician, who shot Doumer on May 6, uttered references to his idea and claimed to die for Russia as he faced the guillotine.
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France
Paul Doumer
Paul Gorguloff
Gorguloff
Russia
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