Hitler demands chancellorship and veto on cabinet terms
Adolf Hitler, leader of the National Socialists, rejected a vice-chancellorship and interior ministry in a new cabinet proposal. He said his policy would be opposition to the current government. President von Hindenburg refused his bid for chancellor for moral and national reasons, and kept the existing cabinet in place.
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Berlin
Germany
Adolph Hitler
National Socialists
von Hindenburg
von Papen
Hitler
Hot Springs Hosts Arkansas Legion Convention Events
Hot Springs hosts the Arkansas American Legion Auxiliary and 40 and 8 Society convention with registration at Kingsway and Howe Hotels at eight a.m. Monday features include child welfare dinner at Arlington, golf, boat races, baseball, and reception speeches by local and national leaders.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas American Legion
Auxiliary
H. C. Armstrong
Fort Smith
Leon McLaughlin
William Blackshire
N. L. Langseth
W. M. Graves
Pine Bluff
Frank Youmans
Legion
Thomas Johnson
McGehee
Harry Colmery
Topeka
Kansas
Forrest Cooper
Indianola
Mississippi
W. E. Harp
Austin
Texas
Claude Brown
Arkansas Service Bureau
Gilliam’s
Lake Hamilton
O. L. Bodenhamer
el Dorado
J. A. Winn
Little Rock
Veterans’ Administration
Longest European Bridge Planned in Denmark
Copenhagen reports Denmark plans a combined railway and highway bridge linking two islands. The structure will span two miles and 335 yards, and will be just short of the Zambezi dam bridge under construction in South Africa at two miles and 502 yards.
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Copenhagen
Europe
Denmark
South Africa
Pay As You Fly at Alameda Bay Airdrome Inaugurated
Alameda CA and San Francisco Bay Airdrome introduce a pay as you fly plan for airlines and visiting pilots. The field imposes a landing charge of 25 cents per passenger on transport passengers renting hangar space. Those renting hangar space are charged 10 cents per passenger.
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Alameda
Cal
San Francisco Bay Airdrome
Princess Henana's risky birth at Moedling villa
In Vienna area Moedling a Princess Henana awaited her first child amid labor pains starting Friday midnight. Doctors halted procedures for an injection as anxiety rose and the villa faced a bomb threat with guards. Archduke Anton paced the garden, unsure when the birth would occur.
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Vienna
Austria
Moedling Villa
Henana
Associated Press
Trena
Archduke Anton
One Man Crime Wave Arrested In Cream Can Theft Case
Evcrett Sears, 20, dubbed the one man crime wave after boasting of stealing 97 cars in two months in Muncie Indiana. Arrested on a cream can theft charge, he denied other crimes and was charged with petit larceny due to lack of evidence. Sentenced to one to ten years in the state reformatory.
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Muncie
Ind
Evcrett Sears
State Reformatory
Convict's Bird Pal Stays Loyal in Solitary
In Columbus Leo Matlock, a life term murder convict, saved a critically injured baby sparrow. The bird now clings to him, follows his calls, and even accompanies him to the solitary cell known as the hole, refusing to leave his side amid confinement.
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Columbus, O
Leo Matlock
Matlock
Eclipse 1963 Center in Fryeburg Draws World Astronomers
Astronomers from around the world arrive in Fryeburg Maine to observe the total solar eclipse on August 31. The center of totality runs through parts of Vermont New Hampshire and southeastern Maine with Fryeburg and nearby areas forecast to have favorable weather. Local Kiwanis chapter promotes the event with a themed folder See the Eclipse from the Fryeburg Lovell Region. Observers plan for a 99 second totality starting at 3 28 p m EST and ending around 4 32 p m as crowds anticipate peak viewing conditions.
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Fryeburg
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
West Baldwin
Limington
Limerick
Rudy Vallee
Kezar Fond
Lowell
Manila Blaze Destroys Multiple Historic Buildings
Fire swept through three blocks of old Manila Saturday night destroying the Insular Bureau of Public Works building, two colleges, the Ateneo Museum, and other pre‑American era structures. Loss estimated up to 5 million dollars.
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Manila
Philippine Islands
Insular Bureau of Public Works
Ateneo Museum
Gliders Like Fish Readied as Aviation Study
New York researchers study flying fish to inspire practical gliders. An American Museum of Natural History exhibit shows how flying fish leap up to 150 feet and glide, suggesting the V shaped wing formation aids flight.
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New York
American Museum of Natural History
Luke Monroe Poised to Seek House Speakership in 1933
Luke F Monroe of Washington county a lawyer banker and farmer will run for speaker when the next Arkansas legislature meets in January 1933 The Star reports Monroe has returned to the General Assembly at the Hempstead county ballot after a 23 year absence He previously served Hempstead county as representative in 1907 and 1909 and was prosecuting attorney 1918 to 1922 He was a Democratic National Convention delegate in 1912 supporting Woodrow Wilson Monroe campaigned on retrenchment and tax relief now seeking leadership in the House.
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Luke F. Monroe
Washington
Little Rock
Star
Monroe
General Assembly
Hempstead County
Hempstead
Eighth Judicial District
Woodrow Wilson
First Bale Brings 7 Cents a Pound in Hope
The first bale of cotton for 1932 sold in Hope for 7 cents per pound. Grown by T. N. Ross near Hope on the Fulton highway, the 497 pound bale was ginned by Cook's gin and bought by Henry Watkins. Ross planted April 14 and expects a second bale to be brought in next week as the Hope Chamber of Commerce plans a special premium.
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Hope
T. N. Ross
Fulton
Cook
Henry Watkins
Ross
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Oe R. Floyd
Autogyro Hurdles Five Obstacles in Race
In Cleveland on August 27 fans will see a National Air Races event featuring a gyro hurdle race. Five hurdles will be erected on the course, and each pilot must hop over every obstacle, come to a full stop, and proceed. The course will be traversed twice with hurdles included.
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Cleveland
Motor King Roy A. Graham Found Dead in Creek
Roy A. Graham 45 longtime secretary treasurer of Graham Paige Motor Co Detroit died Saturday by his own action in a creek near Chatham Ontario after visiting a hotel. Police said he left the hotel and jumped into the creek. body recovered 20 minutes later. Graham, one of three brothers who built Paige Detroit, was known as the mechanical genius behind their motor truck business.
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Graham-Paige Company
Chatham
Ontario
Roy A. Graham
Graham-Paige Motor Company
Detroit
Graham
Graham Brothers
Paige-Detroit Motor Car Corporation
Official Hempstead Co. Returns List State Races Totals
The Hempstead county official canvass shows totals for state offices and the Seventh District Congress. Notable figures include Bodenhamer 1478 and Caraway 1912 for U S Senator, Futrell 2956 for Governor, Milwee 2175 for Lieutenant Governor, Cypert 1833 for Attorney General, Neal 2535 for Land Commissioner, Harris 2315 for Supreme Court Justice, Parks 2168 for Congress Seventh District, and other race tallies across offices and district seats.
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Hempstead
U. S
Bodenhamer
Brough
Caraway
Miles
Kirby
Martin
Hutton
Priddy
Blackwood
Futrell
Terral
Reed
Wilson
Woodrow
Cazort
Grabier
Kimzey
Milwee
Venable
Norwood
Cypert
Ragsdale
Sheffield
Humphrey
Hand
Parker
Commissioner
Page
Ellison
Matthews
Atkinson
DeCamp
Neal
Rosser
Supreme Court
Butler
Harris
Harper
Craven
Evans
Weaver
Hays
Owen
Florence
Arnold
Congress
Kitchens
Craig
Parks
Robert Buck Returns From Mexico City Flight Record
Robert Buck, a young American aviator who arrived in Mexico City Thursday to set a new junior speed record from Newark, took off Saturday for Tampico on the first leg of his return flight to the United States.
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Mexico City
Robert Buck
Newark
Tampico
United States
Aircraft violations prompt penalties and suspensions
During the second quarter of this year 268 pilots violated Air Commerce Regulations. The Aeronautics Branch assessed civil penalties against 44 violators, with 31 reprimands 106 suspensions 23 revocations and 15 license denials issued for violations.
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Washington
Air Commerce Regulations
Aeronautics Branch
U.S. Department of Commerce
Purse Dropped From Plane Loses Gift Money
London reports Mrs. Carr Cregg dropped her purse carrying 725 dollars intended as a Salvation Army gift. The purse was recovered but the money was missing, suggesting the funds were not recovered with the wallet.
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London
Carr Cregg
Cannons to Conduct Services at Liberty
Rev. J. L. Cannon and J. L. Cannon Jr. will lead two Liberty services on Sunday at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. A week of nightly services continues from Sunday night through Thursday.
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Liberty
J. L. Cannon
J. L. Cannon, Jr
Marconi Bends Short Wave For Long Distance Link
Rome Italy Guilielmo Marconi, inventor of the wireless telegraph, announced on Saturday that he has finally succeeded in bending ultra short radio waves to extend communication beyond line of sight overcoming the earths curvature. He says short waves are not limited by obstacles and will enable the latest means of distant communication.
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Rome
Italy
Guilielmo Marconi
Memorial Services For C. W. Weltman
A memorial service for the late C. W. Weltman featured the Kiwanis club program at the Capital Hotel. Weltman was a charter member and the second president of Kiwanis, with tributes from John Cox and C. F. Erwin, plus reflections on his Christian faith and business career. Choir songs included Lead Kindly Light and Onward Christian Soldiers. A Kiwanis table chair was draped for the year. Essay contest winners will be announced Monday.
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C. W. Weltman
Kiwanis Club
Capital Hotel
Weltman
Geo. F. X. Strassner
John Cox
C. F. Erwin
L. M. Webb
W. W. Duckett
Bob Fotzsimmons
Mr. Meltman
Huckabee Cemetery Working Wednesday
A graveyard working will be held at Huckabee cemetery Wednesday. All persons interested are requested to bring hoes and spades. The New Hope cemetery will be worked Tuesday.
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Huckabee
New Hope
Milwee Narrowly Trails as Cazort Gains in Gubernatorial Race
In Arkansas, Lee Cazart leads Milwee by 2361 votes with five counties still unofficially out. Early Saturday he held a 2500 advantage, but as 18 counties reported, Milwee trimmed the gap to 1725. AP tally shows shifts as counties completed canvasses.
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Little Rock
Lee Cazart
R. F. Milwee
Monroe County
Cazart
Milwee
Associated Press
Ashley
Carroll
Cleveland
Montgomery
Yell
Drew
Cazort
Hempstead County Helps Decide Lieutenant Governor Race
Hempstead County produced 3,823 votes for lieutenant governor, with final precincts tallying in after delays. Milwee and Cazort campaigns shaped results statewide, ending Lawrence E. Wilson’s bid after a near parity with 1930 turnout despite a tax receipts dip.
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Hempstead
Associated Press
Hope Star
Little Rock
Milwee
Cazort
Brinkley
Lawrence E. Wilson
Hoover Advocates Prohi Law Change
President Hoover urged a change in prohibition advancing a plan for states to handle liquor as they choose within constitutional guarantees. He spoke at Constitution Hall outlining economic recovery steps and praised his administration for fighting fear and panic while promising more measures. He said he would mobilize private industry and finance to cooperate with federal programs.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
United States
Constitution Hall
White House
Hoover
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Huckabee Cemetery
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