Borah Opposes Third Party Campaign and Hoover Link
Idaho Senator Borah repudiates Hoover alignment and signals a dry congress push. He foresees no third party but vows a nationwide campaign to influence the 1932 race, aligning with Norris who approved Borah’s stance and may back a Democratic option depending on the ticket.
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Williams
Neal International News Service
Washington
Hoover
Chicago
William ©. Borah
Idaho
Borah
Senate
Alfred E. Smith
George Norris
Nebraska
Mr. Hoover
Pennsylvania aims to push 14 bills in special session
Governor Pinchot says conferees from state and Philadelphia agree on 14 bills to help unemployment relief, tax collection, and state finances with possible amendments. The package includes loans against delinquent taxes, expanded local tax payments, slower building funding, and reforms to corporate taxation and bank assets. Funeral notices follow for Harry J. Phillips and Eliza Dangerfield, with local services and interments announced.
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Pinchot
State Organization
Philadelphia
State Administration
Council of Philadelphia
Talbot
Secretary of Banking
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
House
Senate
William A. Schnader
Political figures weigh third party risk after prohibition debate
In a discussion quoting Owen D Young New ton D Baker and Governor Rit chie of Maryland Norris doubts a third party forming. He suggests prohibition alone will not spark such a movement and classifies another Hoover as an "other Hoover."
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Hoover
Owen D. Young
Newton D. Baker
Gov
Albert Ritchie
Maryland
Norris
Prohibition
Firesworks and summer scenes fill New Castle town
Fireworks stands dot roadsides ahead of the Fourth of July as war m summers bring rains and new life. Gardens flourish, the Woods block foundation rises, and Willow Grove bridge work continues amid traffic cautions. A town voice notes hot weather, a poodle escape, and a student asking to correct a quotation about learning.
Democrats Debate Roosevelt in 1932 Convention Stakes
The piece surveys Democratic leaders weighing choices for 1932, from Roosevelt to Baker Garner and Ritchie, amid pressure to resolve the party split. It notes past conventions, predicts a historic Chicago run, and outlines Franco American talks at Lausanne and the Morges secret talks on war debts and disarmament.
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Borah
Roosevelt
Smith
Newton D. Baker
John N. Garner
Albert C. Ritchie
Disarmament Talk Pivots on France Nobility of War Debt
Ambassador Gibson and Norman Davis met with France's Premier Herriot and War Minister Boncour in secret to press for broad disarmament in exchange for war debt relief. Herriot rejected quantitative cuts, guiding the discussion toward a broader diplomacy echoing Locarno era tensions.
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Belgium
Norman Davis
Edouard Herriot
Joseph Paul Boncour
France
Gibson
Hoover
Herriot
Europe
Washington
Ambassador Gibson
Locarno
America
Special session to consider broad relief program and tax changes
Lawmakers plan a wide relief program including taxation changes and a $50 million road bond. Proposals include revising foreign corporation taxes, removing certain exemptions, and funding school and subdivision needs. Constitutional amendments and federal relief participation are likely, with a three to four week legislative push.
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Philadelphia
Commonwealth
Collection of New Taxes Begins Today
The new tax schedule includes charges on travel and telegraph messages, telephone usage, and various services. It outlines exemptions for certain banking and press dissemination, with specific rates for oil transport, safety deposit vaults, and other utilities.
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Newspaper and Press Association
British train sets 81 mph speed record on London Swindon run
A London to Swindon service train recently reached 81 miles per hour setting a new world speed mark for the route. The performance occurred during a regular service, highlighting a notable railway milestone.
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London
Swindon
Detroit News
Deaths of the Day Mr McClenahan Funeral Held
Funeral services for the late Robert McClenahan of 21 Glenaven Avenue Youngstown Ohio were held Monday at two o'clock Eastern Standard Time at the Orr Funeral Home Lincoln Avenue Youngstown. The services were conducted by Rev Don Montgomery Dr James McDonald and Rev Moore. Interment followed in Oak Hill cemetery Youngstown.
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Jackie Lee Cox
Lester
Leona Irwin Cox
Neshannock Township
New Castle
R. D
Lucy Cox
John Irwin
C. B. Wingerd
Central Presbyterian Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Eliza Dangerfield
West
Washington Street
Dangerfield
England
David and
Eliza Wheale
Martha Washington Lodge
Royal Neighbors of
America
Enoch Dangerfield
D. S. Hahn
P. A. Watkins
Everett William
Harold Dangerfield
Daniel Wheale
Stephen Wheale
Aliquippa
David Wheale
St. Paul
Minn
Thomas Mann
McKeesport
Geraldine Watkins
David Hahn
George Hahn
West Washington Street
Robert McClenahan
Glenaven Avenue
Youngstown
Orr Funeral Home
Lincoln Avenue
Don Montgomery
Pleasant Grove U. P. Church
James McDonald
South U. P. Church
Moore
Tabernacle U. P. Church of
Oak Hill Cemetery
Plants distribution for unemployed gardeners
An allotment of mato and cabbage plants secured by the Red Cross and Associated Charities from the County Welfare Department will be distributed at the City Rescue Mission rooms on South Mercer Street tomorrow. Plants grown at the county home are expected to meet demand.
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County Welfare Department
South Mercer Street
Red Cross and Associated Charities
Mayor to Dispatch Police for Park Vandalism Warning Signs
Mayor Charles Mayne will send officers to Gaston Park and other municipal areas to post signs warning that vandals will be prosecuted. City staff reported tree damage and uprooting, and Genkinger noted several gray squirrels killed as part of ongoing vandalism concerns.
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Charles Mayne
Gaston Park
Genkinger
Mayne
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