Roosevelt lands in Cleveland to accept nomination
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt arrives at Municipal Airport Cleveland aboard a chartered tri motor plane at 12 43 P M E S T en route to Chicago to accept the Democratic nomination. A crowd of about 1000 Cleveland officials and citizens greet him. Earlier in Buffalo weather warnings pressed a 40 minute stop and a cautious departure for Chicago with low ceilings and bad flying weather reported.
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International News Service
Municipal
Cleveland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Chicago
Buffalo
N. Y
Baer Votes On Adjournment At Democratic Convention
W J Baer reports from Chicago on June 30 1932 as alternate at the Democratic National convention. He voted in favor of adjournment to nine o clock tonight and notes Roosevelt and Smith demonstrations, Garner parade in Texas, arrivals from New Castle Beaver and nearby towns, and a planned presidential vote later. He mentions Young Roosevelt inviting him to parade and Alfalfa Bill getting lost in the shuffle.
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Fred Rentz
News Company
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Texas
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Henry Wilson
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New York
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North Dakota
Ohio
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Hawaii
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Porto Rico Ste Wee Canal Zone
Virgin Islands
Ritchie
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White
Cox
Fate of Curtis in hands of jury over Lindbergh hoax case
The John Hughes Curtis trial in Flemington New Jersey enters the jury phase after Judge Adam O Robbins delivers a 23 minute charge. Curtis is accused of obstructing the police search for the Lindbergh baby by a hoax. Curtis sits with his 11 year old daughter Constance as jurors begin deliberations.
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Flemington
N. J
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk
Adam O. Robbins
Robbins
Curtis
Harry L. Stout
Farley Is Expected to Lead Roosevelt Campaign
Roosevelt plan calls for Farley to chair the national committee or run the campaign forces. He would replace John J. Ras Kob or join in a new leadership setup as the party faces a $500,000 deficit and aims to shift costs to state groups. Roosevelt to meet with the new Democratic committee to map strategy and open hostilities.
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Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Farley
James A. Farley
Democratic State Committee
New York
White House
National Committee
John J. Raskob
Jouett Shouse
National Executive Committee
Garner Likely Running Mate in Final Ballot
The final ballot indicates Garner appears set as a running mate. Unable to confirm additional details, but sources imply Garner’s position remains favored for the ticket.
Roosevelt leaves Albany for Chicago to accept Democratic nomination
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt boarded a large passenger plane at 8:25 AM for Chicago to accept the Democratic nomination for president. He arrived at municipal airport near 8 o'clock with family and associates to a crowd of about 200, receiving an ovation as he prepared to take off.
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Leo O'Brien
International News Service
Albany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
United States
Roosevelt
Postmaster Crawford Retires After 32 Years Service
The retirement of Postmaster Crawford after a 32 year career in public service is noted with praise. He served 28 years as assistant postmaster and four as postmaster, and Lake S. MacNab will assume the desk. The article mentions heavy rains rejuvenating gardens and lawns.
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Crawford
Lake S. MacNab
Daily Weather Report for 24 Hour Period
U S weather statistics show a maximum temperature of 86 and a minimum of 55 with 84 precip and river stage at 5.9 feet for the 24 hour period ending at 9 am. Year ago figures record a 98 maximum and 72 minimum with no precipitation.
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U. S
No Paper Monday No New Castle News Issue
The New Castle News will not publish on Monday July Fourth due to the holiday. Readers are advised to check back for the next issue on the following day and stay informed with other local notices.
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New Castle News
Roosevelt supporters clash with Smith McAdoo critics in Chicago
In Chicago at Roosevelt headquarteres an argument erupts after Alfred E. Smith's nomination. Edward Price James Gibson and J. P. Maguire attack McAdoo for derailing the party with a 1924 deadlock and recall 1928 South actions.
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International News Service
Chicago
Alfred E. Smith
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Edward Price
New York City
James Gibson
J. P. Maguire
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
William G. McAdoo
al Smith
McAdoo
Gibson
Maguire
Hoover
Chicago Reporter Recalls Lost 22 Votes
A correspondent recounts a brief political episode in which 22 votes disappeared from his tally while he was hear, sitting in a press stand. He notes Oklahoma began him on the path to the White House and laments the theft of his full roll before daybreak.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
White House
Cement Plant To Resume Shortly
William H. Kleckner, general superintendent of Lehigh Portland Cement Co., announced orders to ready the plant for reopening. Repair crews work at least ten days to fit machinery and equipment for operation. No new hires. laid off workers will receive preference upon restart.
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William H. Kleckner
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Kleckner
Doctor killed treating patient in Cal X-ray incident
Dr H V Magnusson 65 was electrocuted while treating patient William Fish 62 in Bell California. Fish was unhurt. Deputy sheriffs reported a vagrant electric discharge from an X-ray machine caused the death.
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International News Service
Bell
Cal
H. V. Magnusson
William Fish
Fish
Smith Silent on Roosevelt Campaign Plans
Former Governor Al Smith will not aid or attack Franklin D. Roosevelt in the presidential race. Close associates indicate Smith plans to stay neutral unless campaign events force a change. He will reportedly go fishing and decline public statements despite defeat by Raymond I. Borst.
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Chicago
al Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smith
Roosevelt
Japan Rejects Hoover Arms Reduction Proposal
Tokyo reports that Japan’s foreign office and military leaders directed ambassador Tsu neo Matsudaira to flatly reject Hoover’s plan for about one third disarmament. The foreign office the Army and the Navy all concurred in the rejection.
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Japan
Hoover
International News Service
Tokyo
Japanese Foreign Office Today
Tsuneo Matsudaira
Foreign Office
Army
Navy
Nurses Given Their Diplomas at First Christian
Four hundred spectators packed the First Christian Church for diploma exercises as 14 white uniformed nurses received diplomas. Rev. G S Bennett delivered a closing address praising the noble task and dedicated lives of the graduates, the largest class ever graduated.
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First Christian Church
Rev. G. S. Bennett
Garner Sends His Congratulations To Gov Roosevelt
Speaker John N. Garner, whose convention votes helped nominate Franklin D. Roosevelt, sent a brief telegram of congratulations to New York Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt, stating heartiest congratulations and that the nomination means election, while declining to discuss his own political future.
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International News Service
Washington
John N. Garner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Albert Ritchie
Maryland
Garner
Empire State
Tammany to Leave for Home on Roosevelt Nomination Day
An hour after Franklin D Roosevelt was nominated, a sign at the Congress Hotel announced the Kings county special train would depart Saturday at 12:30 from Chicago, carrying Tammany stalwarts east before the governor addresses the convention.
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International News Service
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress Hotel
Kings County
Roosevelt
Death Record Notices From Youngstown Newark and English Ave
Death notices list Mrs Pauline Haug Weimer age 3 percent Youngstown Dr Frederick Gano Newark Mrs Louise Mary Schrantz age 64 English avenue and Michael J Rahauser age 84 1111 Lorain avenue.
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Pauline Haug Weimer
Youngstown
Frederick Gano
Newark
Louise Mary Schrantz
English Avenue
Michael J. Rahauser
Lorain Avenue
Roosevelt Named On Fourth Ballot By Democratic Faction
Franklin D Roosevelt secured the Democratic nomination on the fourth ballot as Garner and Ritchie supporters pivoted. Roosevelt plans to fly to Chicago to accept the nomination on site, with a running mate likely John N Garner or Albert C Ritchie. The party unity frayed as delegates return to the floor for finalizing choices.
Two Day Getaway Plans For Fourth Of July Feast
A fragmented passage describes a two day picnic and preparations for a getaway by morning. It mentions food, baking beans and cakes, salads, and a rustic setting with hemlocks, stumps, and sod benches. The tone evokes a holiday gathering as people plan a two day rest.
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