National fight shapes 1932 campaign as progressives mount push
Washington March 13 AP The 1932 presidential race gathers pace with a second progressive conference led by Senator Norris Nebraska calling for a progressive president The Democrats debate the Raskob platform reform push while several candidates including Roosevelt and Young are named The Republican party braces to mobilize under Hoover with Fess Burke and the national committee preparing a rapid mobilization plan
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Washington
Norris
Nebraska
Hoover
Republican Party
Republican National Committee
Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
White House
New York
National Committee
Robinson
Arkansas
Ritchie
Maryland
Lewis
Illinois
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Owen D. Young
Alfred ¥. Smith
Senator Glass
Virginia
Newton D. Baker
James M. Cox
Senator Bulkley
Ohio
Fess
James Francis Burke
Hooven
Baldwin News Briefs From Topeka Visit to Party and Local Events
Mrs William M Clark returns from Topeka where her father J C Talbot underwent an operation at Christ hospital and is slowly improving. A surprise party honored Mrs Hammond on her birthday with friends from town bringing suppers and joining the celebration at the Hammond home. Local influenza cases, church notices, and community activities fill this Baldwin update including Rev Puls address at Centenary hall and Methodist conference attendance by Rev F H Flickinger. The Riley adult Bible class held a social with music and readings, and the Rock club is hosting a Baker College debate team at the February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Clark
Topeka
J.C. Talbot
Christ’s Hospital
Luke S. Gaskell
Baker
C Puls
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lawrence
Centenary Hall
Puls
Baldwin
F. H. Flickinger
Emporia
Efternoon
Minnis
South Eighth
Clean
Meeean Leper
Baker Aff
Paul Smith
M.L, Lewis
Rob
Exell
Mans
Rassolved
DeSoto
Vinland
Lansing
Eudora
Buddy” Baker
Kansas City
W.H. Baker
Memorial Hospital
Owen
Owen Baker
Arch Menke
Linwood
Omar Watson
Bethel
Prairie Center
A. Ramsberg
Emporia Circuit Church
Robert Alexander
Highland
I. C. Willard
Frontenac
W. L. Shuler
Peru
B. W. Huge
Sedan
E. B. Tillotson
East Topeka
Marie Doherty
Ochle Itree
Hoovers pay visit to son national policy of free trade
The article recounts a no decision debate with Kansas City students Miss Sophie Persky Miss Edith Case and Dorothy Hook visiting Baldwins with coach Guy Price. It also notes Baker University events including a Park College debate, a Russian Cossack chorus coming to Centenary Hall March 27, and various social visits and campus activities among Baker students and local residents.
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Kansas City
Sophie Persky
Edith Marie Case
Dorothy Hook
Baldswin
Guy V. Price
Baker
Dillon Neal
J . M. Carmmack
Park College
John Barnes
Baker University Lecture Association
Centenary Hall
Louise Sumwalt
Frances Hilmes
Phi Mu
Velma Anderson
Dennis Dorsey
Cameron
C. P. Dorsey
Stanley Haggart
Lawrence
Baldwin
A. Deel
Fred Mitchell
Clinton
John Dalke
Francis Secrest
Anna Kickinne
Twila Holt
Helen Adams
Opal Kraft
Topeka
Tri Delta Girls
C. J. Connell, Jr
el Dorado
Kappa_ Sigma house
Lota Fairchild
Delta Zeta House
Ladies Aid
First Methodist Church
Paul Evang
Calvin E. Holman
Wiley A. Keve
J. C. Scott
Frank
Hardin
Connie
John Laughlin
George Camman
Delta Tau Delta House
Virginia Campbell
Hazel Croskey
R. GC. Korff
Coldwater
Josephine
Roberta
Roy
Whitelaw
Kingman
Mary
Delta Delta Delta House
Florence, Terrill
Robin
Edward Beauchamp
Jeff
Sabetha
Emporia
De Soto News Highlights Old and New Disruptions
Miss Evelyn Gregg delayed by snow causing school cancellations at Morning Star. Local residents face illnesses and travel for medical care. Basketball tournament results shift standings with Eudora and DeSoto winning. Paul Martin undergoes surgery at Memorial hospital. Rev. Omar Watson moves to DeSoto charge. other clerical appointments noted. Visitors from Fort Morgan and Linwood spend time in the area.
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Helen Doherty
W. H. Jewett
Jewett
Clifford
DeSoto Ilness
Paul Martin
Young
S.H. Martin
Spell
Memorial Hospital
Paul
Jean
Bell Hospital
E. ‘H. McVey
Jean Martin
Omar Watson
Emporia
Sam Golden
Fort Morgan
Colo
Ralph Harbison
Frank
Snowbound Lone Star road rocks Valley area
Township trustee W H Banning dined with the Banks family and with a snow blocked Lone Star highway snowbound mail delivery and a milk truck could not run until local men cleared the road by 1 a m. Fifteen men plus Arthur Longfellow aided with the maintainer after a heavy snowstorm. Community Aid met with eleven ladies including Mrs. Gottlieb Nieder and others.
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W. H.banning
Turstee
John Banks
Lone Star Highway
East Corner
Earl Lindell’s
Lone Star
Arthur Longfellow
Lee Jay
John Hagan
Gottlieb Nieder
Cecil Bond
Harry Bowen
Solon Markley
Marvin
Bond
Venita
Norman
Ruth Puckett
Harry
Wayne
Ellis Bond
Ollie Buda
Fall Leaf Durlin Kindred and Nolan Guffey Ill
Durlin Kindred and Nolan Guffey were sick last week with the ice and returned to school on Monday the 7th. Mr and Mrs David Dissinger have moved three miles north of Tonganoxie. Siegel Myers attended his uncle Albert Steinbring’s funeral in Leavenworth last Monday. Mr and Mrs Albert Steinbring and children were in Lawrence visitors on Monday. Mr and Mrs Phil Christenson were also noted.
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Dantian
Daini Pethmenta
Banks
Charles Riley
John
Erent ‘Sunda
Ellis Bi
Jone
C. P. McNess
Harry Bowen
Neal Banks
Lawrence
Durlin Kindred
Nolan Guffey
David Dissinger
Tonganoxie
Siegel Myers
Leavenworth
Albert Steinbring
Phil Christenson
Local school and community notes from Monday entries
The record lists a series of brief social items detailing visits and movements: Oscar's family, Mrs and Mr Mayhue, Jack Swisher to Lawrence, Mrs E M Guffey to Leavenworth, Mr Gutter a father returning home with Mrs Alberta Van Rests visiting Mia. Treva Canary with Alberta Canary, Reetz accompanying to Bain, Sergent and children out of school for illness, Popescu visiting Nolar Guffey, Raymond and Margie shopping in Lawrence, Longacre moving west of Tonganoxie, Prichard of Lenape moving to Chas Zeig Kate Moll of Olathe, Miss Amelia Schoenhofer visiting Monday morning.
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Mayhue
Oscar
Jack Swisher
Lawrence Frida
E. M. Guffey
Leavenworth
Gu Gutter
Alberta
Mia
Srgent
Treva Canary
Alberta Canary
Reetz
Mideand Social Club Meeting With Emmet Heck
The Mideand social club met with Emmet Heck in March for a gathering. Jeanette and family attended a Sunday event with Mr and Mrs Ik. The third bi monthly examinations were held at the school last Thursday and Friday. Ruth Brune and Supt. O J Lane visited the school February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Emmet Heck
Jeanette
Auiisos
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Marian Jennings
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Mildred Bodwell
Virginia Anderson
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Dorothy Kensit
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Francis Copeland
Kenneth Zabel
James Hill
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Asheville
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DE Soto
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Mayme Scott
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Veterans’ Hospital
E. H. McVey
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J. B. Hymer
Lester Ozhel
William Allen
Fred Tabler
Sieber
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Hett
Aly
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Valley Chapel
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Rhode Island Street
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