Roosevelt says no quarter in 1932 campaign blitz
Albany July 3 Governor Franklin D Roosevelt declares he will fight Hoover with a new deal and will give no quarter. He plans summer and fall campaigns with radio use and several trips, aiming to unify Democrats behind him for the White House. He welcomes John Garner as running mate and says business in New York won't suffer.
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Borst
CINS
Albany
Franklin B. Roosevelt
Demptey
Day
Chicago
Iran
Alfred J.smith
Roosevelt
White House
Hoover
John W. Garner
Gold Winners at Brody's Store Long Journey
Light from the Great Netw in Andromeda travels across vast distances. The photons reaching Earth originated long before history was recorded on our planet.
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Brody
Andromeda
Earth
Expansion Of Auto Industry
Washington reports the monthly Commerce Department review shows expansion in auto production and retail sales. May production rose over April, though still below last year. automobile factory employment rose while advertising expenditures and radio ads fluctuated in May.
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Washington
Iss
Detroit
Pageant and Fireworks Delight City Crowd
A pageant with dances and the Virginia Reel impressed crowds on two evenings. Indiana Municipal Band and choir featured, with a grand fireworks finale praised for high fidelity to history. Crowds enjoyed set pieces like Washington crossing the Delaware and Niagara Falls. The event wrapped with the Legion and Community observance of national milestones and a sizeable turnout at the fairground displays. A Boston note adds humor about a police report of a woman found alive after a car ledger gag.
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Lee Winters
Indiana Municipal Band
Chrus Choir
Hyatt Medias
Eeven
Washington
Delaware
Niagara
Walr
Legion
Boston
William Twomey
Alfred W Mellon Dies In Local Hospital
Alfred W. Mellon 86 of Nant-y-Glo died yesterday in Indiana Hospital after being fatally injured in a wreck on the William Penn Highway near Clyde. The Fourth of July holiday saw two local men injured by firecrackers, with others treated for fireworks related injuries. State police reported no major crashes despite heavy holiday traffic.
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Grant
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William Perm
Indiana
State Highway Patrol
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Nant-y-Glo
William Penn Highway
Clyde
Indiana Hospital
James K. Couch
South Ninth Street
Antonio Randolph
Philadelphia Street
Wayne Avenue
Couch
Gandolph
Edwin Rearick
Sheboeta R. D
Arthur L. Peterson
Erie R. D
Benjamin Franklin Highway
Eklertom
Rearick
Catherine Davis
India
Clymer Road
J. Irwin Myers
Tenth Street
Iss Davis
Auto crash toll climbs as injuries rise in state
Across Pennsylvania a sharp rebound in injuries accompanied by a drop in fatalities. Three deaths reported statewide with about 30 injuries in Western and Central regions. eastern PA shows seven injuries and no fatality. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia incidents noted with multiple injuries. An unrelated New York incident describes a teen severely burned while experimenting with fireworks.
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Pittsburgh
Jack Mehail
Washington
Walter Taske
Philadelphia
Renove
Mary Callahan
Istanny
Helen
Tuecktail Trail
Here
Serantoh
Harrisburg
Col. Bislou
Freight Wreck Ties Up Track near Blairsville
A fast eastbound freight derailed west of Torrance near Blairsville blocking all four Pittsburgh Division tracks. Seventy three cars loaded with merchandise derailed. no injuries reported. Crews from Derry Connellown Youngwood and Cresson continued clearing wreckage. main line trains limited until clear. Railway officials could not yet determine the derailment cause.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Torrance
Blairsville
Drailroad Allielals Atd
Torrance State Hospital
Derry
Conenough
Youngwood
Railroad Officis
Rhila
Faust
Cunemans
Bonus Army Parade Spirit Hails Peaceful Cause
A reader recounts the Bonus Army’s Chicago convention and Washington march, praising the group’s endurance, humor, and solidarity. He notes unemployed Americans from diverse backgrounds sharing tents and huts, the stark symbol of national unemployment, and the hope for postwar cash promises while urging continued support.
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Uncle Sam
Elsie
Chicago
Washington
America
Poultry Culling Demonstrations Set Across County
Tomorrow morning at 9 a.m. at G F Glasser farm Kathven Marion Center and Dixonville a poultry culling demonstration will be held. At 8 p.m. a poultry meeting at the Court House with Penn State Extension Specialist Ht. H. Kauffman. He will discuss infectious paralysis and postmortem exams for birds brought to the demonstrations.
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G. F. Glasser
Kathven Marion Center
Dixonville
G. J. Sehustger
Creekside
Court House
Ht. H. Kauffman
Penn State
Guard Units Prepare for Camp in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania National Guard units depart July 2 from Blairsville and nearby towns for their annual summer encampment. The 110th Liturary Tudiana and other units join a marching group traveling by Pennsylvania Railroad for a week of training and relaxation. Guardsmen report enjoying the camp and returning physically benefited from the routine. The text also notes a total nonalcoholic beverage consumption figure of 11,000,000,000 bottles in the United States.
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Pennsylvania National Guard
Tudiana
Ca Lloth Chianivy
Blairsville
AL Great
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nuin Lercal Conenmanet Diviston En Vlaves
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Ute
Lie Isips
Prohibitionists In Convention Probing a Headliner
National Prohibition party met in Indianapolis seeking a prominent figure to head its ticket for November. Rumors centered on Senators Brookhart Norris Sheppard and Dan Moody, while Borah negotiations appeared unresolved as leaders remained silent. In Washington, allied forces criticized both major party planks and funded a militant campaign to back dry lawmakers.
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Ind
INS
National Prohibition Party
William E. Borah
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Norris Sheppard
Texas
Dan Moody
Washington
Daniel A. Poling
Congress
Poling
Republican Party
Hoover
Gov. Roosevelt
New York
Smith Warner Win in Horse Pull Contest
Smith and Warner win the light class horse pulling contest in a crowded Indiana county turnout. The event drew farmers as a key feature of the American Legion program with judge H C McWilliams and dynamometer car overseer William Crago.
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Warner
Indiana County
American Legion
J. J. Connolly
D. J. Fiscus
F. W. Williams
J. W. Warner
H. C. McWilliams
Ebensburg
William Crago
State College
Ed Hughmani
Cherryhill Township
Williams Impresses Crowd Then Breaks Window
Fred Williams, 36, displayed boxing skills before a glass store window when a punch shattered the pane. He was treated at a hospital and later jailed. Local Gazette Classified notes the incident and its consequences.
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Seattle
Fred Williams
Fred
Suburban Day Evening Sales Extend to 8 00
Stores stay open until 8 00 pm to accommodate buyers. A $100 prize spread offers twelve cash awards 10 of 6 and two of 26. Each 40 or 60 cent purchase earns a coupon for the drawing at the Municipal Building after closing. Indiana Municipal Band concert fills the interim. Merchants urge early attendance as stocks are fresh.
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Indiana Municipal Band
Indiana
The
Gazette
Throne Rival Promises sweeping reforms in manifesto
The document declares plans to disband the standing army, abolish all estate taxes and tobacco taxes, introduce a two cent post, end beer taxes, and scrap entertainment and radio levies. It attacks King George via a pseudonymous Prince Anthony and closes with a regal flourish from Hereford.
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George
Anthony
George Whettin
Tudor
Hereford
Two Theft Attempts Reported Saturday Night
Police say two robbery attempts occurred Saturday night. One targeted Mrs. Hugh M. Bell at West Water Street where a window was jimmied before the occupant could reach his gun. The other aimed at French Dyers and Cleaners, where a lock on a floor was breached as a night watchman stood nearby.
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Hugh M. Bell
West Water Street
Bell
Gilmore
Shades of Revolutionary Heroes Independence Day pageant finale drives crowd
Indiana Past No 141 American Legion and allied groups staged the 166th Independence Day observance with a historical pageant from Indian land concessions to Mount Vernon. The event featured repeat performances, a Fiesta for children, fireworks and a delayed concert by the One Hundred and Tenth Infantry Band drawing praise from spectators.
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Indiana
American Legion
United States
Mount Vernon
Legionnaires
One Hundred and Tenth Infantry
Rainy Pageant Parade Delivers Despite Weather
Despite morning rain that delayed and nearly canceled the Pageant, the parade proceeded with units from Indiana and nearby towns, led by the One Hundred and Tenth Infantry Band. Grandstand spectators cheered as floats and drum corps passed, prizes awarded by local merchants and organizations, with judges noting Greensburg and DuBois as top drum corps and Ritz Theatre among the best floats.
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Dot Kimmell
Tarentum
California
McKeesport
Portage
Warren
State Motor Patrol
Armour and Company
Punxsy
Blairsville
Lions Tan
Kittanning
Lions Club
Indiana Municipal Band
DuBois
Bay Scout
Brookville
Lucerne Band
Bradford
American
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