Campaign Gust Bop. 92,070,002 Report Showa
The Republican national committee reported to Congress it spent 2,670,652 dollars from June 1, 1932 to year end, vs 1,706,000 by the Democratic committee and 6,256,111 by Republicans in 1928. The GOP ended the year with a 195,100 dollar deficit, excluding broadcasting charges and unpaid taxes. Major donors included Harvey S. Firestone, John D. Rockefeller, and Secretary Stimson, among others, as last minute fundraising yielded 492,291 dollars.
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Washington
Jan
Republican National Committee
Congress
Democratic National Committee
G. QO. P
South Trimble
House of Representatives
Republican Committee
Hoover
Stimson
Henry Ford
Harvey S. Yirestone
Akron
John D. Rockefeller
New York
Albert H. Wigzin
Herbert N. Straus
Milton Brown
Ant- Werp
Belgium
Pennsylvania Republican Ways and Means Committee
Robbers Steal 30 Rugs Valued at $10,000 in KC
Four bandits robbed the David Hart Rug Company in Kansas City at gunpoint. They held proprietors and customers while loading 30 rugs valued at about $10,000. Police searched for the suspects.
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Kansas City
David Hartunan
Robbers Escape In Truck After Store Heist
Value estimated at $10,000 and items taken were loaded into a truck at the store rear. Suspects fled in the truck and a small coupe, escaping the scene.
Dean of Japanese journalists buried in Osaka funeral
In Osaka on January 6 a large funeral for Hikoichi Motoyama Japan’s leading newspaper publisher drew many officials. A procession through the streets ended at Shitenoki Buddhist Temple as memorial addresses were delivered by Premier Makoto Saito Prince Tokugawa and other national leaders.
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Osaka
Japan
Hikoichi Motoyama
Shitenoki
Makoto Saito
Prince Tokugawa
House of Peers
One Time Prodigy May Wed Again
Hollywood report notes Winifred Sackville Stoner Harrison, former child prodigy, announced considering a fourth marriage as she revealed a Las Vegas divorce from Earl Winston Harrison finalized July 26. Married first to Count Philippe Clinton De Bruche, later to Louis Hyman, and second to Hyman ended by divorce. Cruelty cited as grounds. She did not name the new partner.
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Hollywood
Calif
Winifred Sackville Stoner Harrison
Philippe Clinton de Bruche
Louis Hyman
New York
Investigators Deepen Probe Into Nolan Slaying in Seminole
Investigators linked prison fugitives Guy Wilkerson and George Kimes to a planned trap at Everett Riddle’s home where George Noland was staying. The Kimes Brothers and two sisters allegedly aided by leading the raiders. Guards claimed responsibility for the fatal shots. new testimony may trigger murder charges. CARUTHERSVILLE MO TWO negroes burned in Vaughan Saloon blaze. third believed dead.
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Kimes Brothers
Guy Wilkerson
Noland
Jess Ryah
George Kimes
Kimes
Matthew
Nellie
Jackie
Prens
W C. Turner
Atwood Thompson
Everett Riddle
Tom Huser
Riddle House
Nellis Jimes
Huser
Jackie Elmes
Riddle
George
Mrothers
Unison
Caruthersville
Hostilities on Chinese front again renewed
Associated Press reports renewed fighting between Chinese and Japanese troops along a river shore between Shanhaikwan and Chinwangtao. Observers note no clear Japanese advance toward the railroad toward Tientsin and Peiping while Feiping claims Japanese bombarded villages north of Shanhaikwan. Chinese officials in Nanking say peace talks are off and critics blame lukewarm leadership for setbacks.
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Associated Press
Shaphaikwan
Chinwangtao
Tientsin
Peiping
Shanghai
Feiping
Shankaikwan
Jehol
Ghinese
Shanhaikwan
Swan River
Nanking
Shanhaik Wan
Japan
China
Bill to delay foreclosures proposed in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City January 6 AP report says a bill is introduced to prevent difficulties over family mortgage foreclosures similar to issues seen in Iowa this week. The measure aims to provide relief for homeowners facing mortgage foreclosure and to slow judicial processes pending broader reform.
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Oklahoma
House of Representatives
J.T. J. Hogg
Leedy
Oklahoma City
Iowa
Half of world workers in agriculture
Report notes that about fifty percent of the global workforce is employed in agriculture, highlighting the sector as the largest single source of employment worldwide and underlining implications for rural development and food production.
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Br. Dale P. Summers
Miller
Nolan
Seminole, Okla
George Noland
St- Louis
Chicago
ALTON
St. Louis
Alten Pumroap
Jefferson City
Joan E. Fish
Dey
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Alton R. R
Mexico
Missouri
Miss Simplicity Foundation
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Gossard
Radice Stores Co
Madison
Fisher
Chevrolet
Phaeton
Flint
Michigan
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
East Capital Avenue
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