Democratic party approves repeal plank at 1932 convention
The Democratic convention in Chicago endorsed a repeal of the eighteenth amendment by a landslide of 834 3 4 to 213 3 4, urged by Al Smith. Hull led the dry forces against repeal, while southern and western states showed mixed votes. The platform remained incomplete with two amendments pending, including bank deposit guarantees and soldier bonus proposals.
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New York
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Tennessee
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William G. McAdoo
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Bondholders to Run St Louis San Francisco Line
Washington AP June 30 The Interstate Commerce Commission halted a possible receivership of the St Louis San Francisco Railway by approving a reconstruction loan of 3 390 000 to cover interest and taxes and outlining a long term plan. Bank loans totaling 5 974 722 would be extended 10 years with interest cut to 3 per cent, new 25 million bond issue to precede others, and bondholders to take over management while interest is deferred. Hearings will be held but plan offers assurance goals can be met.
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Reconstruction Corporation
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Texas Senator Sheppard splits on repeal move amid 18th amendment recall
Senator Sheppard of Texas said he would vote to submit a repeal amendment to the people but oppose ratification by Texas, while opposing any increase in alcohol content during the 18th amendment. He tied his stance to his party’s Texas referendum in July and urged a definite time limit on repeal. Senator Bingam of Connecticut urged quick action to amend the Volstead Act to allow four percent beer, signaling support for repeal calls after the Democratic convention.
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Sinus Trouble Prompts Treatment Advice from St Louis Doctor
A stray ad style note urges relief for stuffed nose throat phlegm and hay fever by using SINASIPTEC. It claims the product makes breathing easy and head clear, recommending a large bottle from a druggist and advising proper use in water.
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