Dailey Urges Patriotic Republicans To Help Indiana Vote Democratic
In Salem Indiana Aug 31 1932 Democratic nominee Frank C Dailey blasted Republican machine control and called for Republicans to put state welfare above party. He urged a house cleaning and a Democratic victory to redeem Indiana while praising Governor Smith and pledging reforms.
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Times
Salem
Ind
Indiana
Dailey
Alfred E. Smith
Jackson
Harry G. Leslie
Times Artist Sketches Veterans' New Leaders
Pen and ink sketches show the new national leaders of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and its ladies' auxiliary elected today. Eugene P. Carver of Boston becomes commander in chief of the V F W succeeding Frank P. Strayer of Indianapolis. Mrs. Bessie Hanken of Revere elected national president of the ladies' auxiliary.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Eugene P. Carver
Boston
Mass
Frank P. Strayer
Indianapolis
Bessie Hanken
Revere
Coolidge
Wright
Bessi Hanken
Claypool
Ada Harrison
Long Island
N. Y
Dora Raffensperger
Harrisburg
Martha Hyde
Annapolis
Boston Man Elected National Commander in Chief
Eugene P. Carver of Boston Massachusetts narrowly won the national commander in chief position by the slimmest margin, present senior vice commander, in a surprise overnight race. West contender lost a stiff contest with only two votes beyond the required threshold.
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Eugene P. Carver
Boston
Mass
Diana Seeks Suitors for Transcontinental Wife Hunt
Miss Helen Davis, 32, posted an ad seeking four women to join a cross country hunt for a suitable husband. The plan starts in Washington with a sedan journey stopping wherever Cupid leads then continues to Los Angeles. Each recruit must bring $200 for expenses and the group aims for a brunette, educated man over 40 who will fund the education of her 18 year old brother.
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Ashington
Helen Davis
Cupid
Los Angeles
Miss Davis
Washington Post
England
Davis
The
Post
Police Lengthen Day for State Fair Coverage
Police Chief Claude M. Worley announced a twelve hour shift Saturday to station a large detail at the State fair. The entire 3 to 11 p m crew will operate from the fairground under Capt. Walter Claffey and return to regular schedules on September 9.
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Claude M. Worley
Walter Claffey
Worley
Stock Market Soars As Veterans Conventiion News Dominates
UPI reports a broad market advance led by Radio shares near 224 after a 6 point early gain. General Motors, Allied Chemical, Coty, Chrysler, Sears Roebuck and U S Steel rise while Schulte United Cigar merger rumors lift activity. At the veterans’ encampment in the Armory, Kelley narrowly defeats Carver for department commander in Portland, with ballots showing intense excitement and multiple officer elections.
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United Press
NEW York
General Motors
S. Steel
Allied Chemical
American Can
Coty
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
Schulte United
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Carver
Patrick W. Kelley
Portland
Ore
Armory
Kelley
Joseph H. Hanken
Rever
Mass
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Quiz widowed bride questioned after husband found murdered
In Steubenville Ohio Mrs Agnes Perkins Freiling 34 was taken to the police after the body of her husband John Freiling 173 a wealthy retired merchant was found shot to death in their home. Coroner A L Bell said the man was murdered and the body lay across a bed with a revolver at the foot.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Agnes Perkins Freiling
John Freiling
Freiling
A. L. Bell
Children Agree to Share Care for 75 Year Old Mother
Five children of Augusta Miller, about 75, met in Municipal Court on non support charges and agreed to take turns caring for their mother. Judge Cameron urged happiness for Mrs. Miller. Officers testified she was found in a shack and the children had offered to pay $1 a month but had not yet.
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Augusta Miller
Clifton R. Cameron
Chris Cordes
Carson
Fred Cordes
Herman Cordes
Sofia Brier
Minnie Miner
Pleasant Run Blvd
Brier
Gates of States Record Fair Opens Saturday
Gates of the state's record fair opens Saturday at 6 a.m. CST with exhibits of Indiana agriculture and industry, racing, vaudeville, and Midway rides. Boys and girls clubs day features calf, pig, and poultry displays, with 12 and under admitted free. Grand Circuit races total 1356 entries and prizes total 162,698.88. Attendance firms aim near 300,000 as Purdue and Indiana universities showcase educational displays.
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Indiana
Levi P. Moore
Rochester
Fair Board
WLS
Chicago
WKBF
Indianapolis
WKEF
Johnny Jones Carnival Company
Purdue
Tragedy as Pennsylvania Train Hits Car Near Marble Cliff
In Marble Cliff near Columbus Ohio a Pennsylvania train struck a car carrying Mr and Mrs Andre Carmichael and their daughter Edith en route to a family reunion in Hartford City Indiana. Mrs Carmichael was killed instantly and Mr Carmichael died five hours later from a fractured skull and injuries. Edith was cut and bruised but chiefly shaken.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Andre Carmichael
Edith
Hartford City
Ind
Marble Cliff
Carmichael
U S Fleet Begins Pacific Training Run
The United States battle fleet departs San Francisco for speed tests and gunnery practice off the Pacific Coast. Seven battleships, thirty four destroyers and a dozen supply ships, led by the U S S California, will steam from the Golden Gate after shore leaves were canceled and sailors recalled.
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United Press
San Francisco
United States Battle Fleet
Pacific Coast
U. S. S. California
Golden Gate
Public welfare rules allow toddler to smoke cigars
Public welfare officials ruled they cannot stop three year old Bobbie Quigley from smoking a daily cigar after a chain of family incidents led to the child enjoying cigars. A doctor said he is hale and hearty despite the habit.
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United Press
Ashington
Bobbie Quigley
Bobbie
Edward Quigley
Quigley
Dad
Bobbie Hale
Slayer Urges Speedy Hanging Ends Wallace Gaines Execution
WALLA WALLA Wash Aug 31 Wallace Bob Gaines was hanged at the Washington State Penitentiary today for the 1926 murder of his 19 year old daughter Sylvia. The trap was sprung at 4 06 am and he died at 4 14 am. He showed no emotion and offered no confession to spiritual advisers during the night. His last words were Please get this over as soon as you can.
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United Press
British L-55 crew to be buried in England after Baltic recovery
The L-55 crew, recovered from the Baltic after a decade, are en route for burial aboard the Truro at Kronstadt. Thirty eight coffins hold skeletons found in the sunken submarine. Russians show military respect as the remains are prepared for transport to England for burial.
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United Press
Moscow
Baltic Sea
Kronstadt
Kaporsky Bay
England
Clark Takes Oath as Under Secretary of State
Washington Aug 31 J Reuben Clark sworn in as Under-Secretary to replace Robert E Olds and will act secretary for two to three weeks Kellogg absent Muncie Ind Aug 31 Henry Arbogast 19 Parker killed five miles east in motorcycle sidecar collision with automobile driven by George Thomas rider Carl Routh 18 Parker injured as are Thomas and his three children
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United Press
Washington
J. Reuben Clark
Robert E. Olds
Kellogg
Times Special
Muncie
Ind
Henry Arbogast
Parker
Here
George Thomas
Carl Routh
Thomas
Traugott search halted suspects arson in store blast
City detectives and fire marshals hunted for Edward Traugott, partner in the Traugott Clothing Store, after a Sunday night blast and fire wrecked the store and nearby Em Roe Sporting Goods. Paul Scharffin, injured in a crash, led officials to the fire scene and potential leads. Libowitz faces arson charges as investigators pursue the case. Mrs Traugott refused to comment as relatives shield details.
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Traugott
Scharffin
Indianapolis
Edward Traugott
Paul Scharffin
New York
Storeytown
Pittsburgh
J. W. Reed
Chamber of Commerce
Statehouse
Washington St
Em Roe Sporting Goods
Harold Libowitz
Jefferson Ave
Ira M. Holmes
Libowitz
City Hospital
Holmes
Harry Sussman
James A. Collins
John Willis
Willis
Join the Parade to Welcome Home Local Baseball Team
A Chamber of Commerce parade to honor Indianapolis baseball players follows a close finish in first place. The community shows support to boost civic spirit and back the team as they strive to regain the lead. The parade starts at North and Pennsylvania Streets at 1 o clock tomorrow.
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Indianapolis
Ball Park
Chamber of Commerce
North
Pennsylvania Sts
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