Florida voters choose repeal stance in Democratic congressional primaries
Four of Florida's five Democratic nominees favor submission of the liquor issue to voters as the run off results show in most districts. In the first district J. Hardin Peterson leads gently over Herbert Drane with both backing submission while Green in the second district is unopposed and undecided. Caldwell defeats Yon in the third district and backs submission. Sears wins at large and backs submission. Ruth Bryan Owen loses to Wilcox in the fourth district. Sholtz named governor faces Howey in November.
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J. Hardin Peterson
Herbert J. Drane
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Drane
Millard Caldwell
Milton
Tom Yon
Caldwell
Yon
W. J. Sears
John T. Alsop
Alsop
Ruth Bryan Owen
J Mark Wilcox
West Palm Beach
Dave Sholtz
Daytona Beach
John W. Martin
William J. Howey
A. R. Thompson
St. Petersburg
Sears
Glenn B. Skipper
Miami
Defense motion denied in Curtis Lindbergh baby case trial
In Flemington New Jersey Judge Adam Robbins rejected defense attorney Ryman Herr's bid for a directed verdict of acquittal for John Hughes Curtis. Herr argued a local Hunterdon County Democrat article stating the defendant was "as good as convicted already" prejudiced the case. The ruling followed the article's publication as principals and spectators entered the courtroom.
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Flemington
N. J
John Hughes Curtis
Ryman Herr
Curtis
Adam QO. Robbins
Herr
John J. Lamb
State Police
Hunterdon County Democrat
Endicott Elected Kiwanis International President
Carl E. Endicott of Huntington Indiana was elected president of Kiwanis International for 1932 1933 at the seventeenth annual convention. Delegates named Los Angeles as the 1933 convention city.
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Detroit
Carl E. Endicott
Huntington
Ind
Kiwanis International
Los Angeles
Alligator Hunt Captivates Bronxville Residents
Bronxville residents chatter about a sudden alligator hunt after two small alligators were found by children. Police comb the brush with nets flashlights and liver as experts suspect the animals were brought from Florida and released when they failed as pets.
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Bronxville
N. Y
Florida
Vote on Prohibition Plank In State Roll Call Report
Chicago June 30 The roll call shows 213 3 4 ayes and 934 3 4 nos on adoption of the minority prohibition plank with many states reporting split votes Alabama to Wyoming and territories listed. Details include counts by state and notes on absentees and refusals.
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Smiths Charisma Electrifies Sweltering Stadium Crowd
In a sultry arena, Al Smith draws a thunderous 21 gun salute and delirious cheers. Report notes the crowd reacts not to policy, but to Smith's magnetic presence and perceived color power fueling the frenzy.
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al Smith
Dempsey
Sande
Jones
the Booth
Baptist Speaker to Address First Baptist Frid ay Night
Dr Charles E Dicken of El Dorado Arkansas will speak at the Brotherhood meeting of the First Baptist church Friday night on The Imperial Book The superintendent of Union County schools is a noted eloquent speaker The invitation is extended to men of Monroe and West Monroe The session begins at 7 oclock.
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el Dorado
Ark
Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
Dicken
Union County
Arkansas
Monroe
West Monroe
Baptist Brotherhood
Bonus Loan Measure Is Passed By U S Senate
The Senate approved a bill reducing World War I adjusted service certificate loan interest from 4.5 to 3 percent and allowing loans immediately after certificate issuance rather than after two years. Senator Norris of Nebraska sponsored the rate cut. Senator Copeland of New York backed the accompanying provision.
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Norris
Nebras
Copeland
Democrat
New York
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