Roosevelt Stop movement second-choice strength for Baker
A United Press survey shows Newton D Barker of Ohio may lead in second-choice strength if Roosevelt fails to clinch the Democratic nomination. Eleven of thirteen delegations favor Baker, with about 200 second-choice votes likely. Other states could shift as balloting progresses toward the two-thirds rule.
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Hitler Calls For Martial Law In Germany
Adolf Hitler urged martial law across Germany in a Nazi headquarters statement, citing ongoing political clashes that have claimed ten lives this week. He also demanded suppression of the communist party and urging police action against socialist and centrist elements.
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Established mill brands compete with cut price private brands
The manufacturer warns buyers to scrutinize flour purchases and note that low prices do not guarantee quality. He touts established brands like I-H flour as reliable choices, urging consumers to think twice before paying less for uncertain private labels.
Hog Prices Rally as Beef Markets Climb in Kansas City
Prices for hogs surged to a top of 4 dollars per hundred weight, up 1.05 from late May, marking a national gain. Fat steer prices advanced 15 to 23 cents, reaching 7.85 dollars at the Kansas City stockyards, the highest since March and a buck above the year's low.
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Speed on River 108 Advocated by Democrat Delegation
A Democratic resolutions committee hearing in Chicago June 24 featured a New Orleans delegation led by Mayor Waringley urging a speedy finish to the inland waterways program. James M. Thompson said flood control appropriations are vital to the Mississippi Valley and criticized the Republican platform for scarcely addressing inland waterways. Mayor Walmsley pressed reaffirmation of the 1928 pledge for the quickest possible flood control conclusion.
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Allen to Handle G. O. P. Publicity for Hoover Campaign
Washington June 24 AP President Hoover asked Henry J. Allen former Kansas senator to manage publicity for the Republican presidential campaign. Allen agreed today and will oversee campaign messaging and public relations efforts for the G O P.
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