Hoover renomination and Dawes stoppage at 1932 Republican convention
Chicago hosts the 1992 Republican convention where Herbert Hoover secures renomination for a second term. A bid to draft Charles Dawes as running mate collapses. Curtis is ultimately renominated as vice president amid heated debate over prohibition and platform battles.
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New York
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Wisconsin
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Kansas Town
Darling
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Florida
Z. Leonard Leplogie
Chicazo
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Wisconsin Rapids
Tadger
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Motortrucks Aid Railroads in Short Hauls
The traffic group of the National Retail Dry Goods Association heard from Donald Moore of the Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce on using demountable motor trucks to boost short haul business. T. D. Shapleigh flagged risks of hasty ideas and unnecessary expenditures. Executives from Macy, Beatrice, Horne and others discussed cost savings, inventory methods, and improving profits while maintaining quality and service.
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Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
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T. D. Shapleigh
Gladding’s Inc
Providence
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Retail Delivery Association
A. H. Burchfield
Joseph Horne Company
P. A. O’connell
BE. T. Slattery Company
Boston
Ernest Flatz
R. H. Macy Co., Inc
New York
Malcolm P. McNair
Bureau of Business Research
Harvard University
O. G. Drake
Herppelsheimer Company
Grand Rapids
Mich
R. E. Vogt
Milwaukee
Platform Plank Highlights Economic Reform and Social Welfare
A political platform pledges economy through governmental reorganization, an emergency relief fund for states, tax relief, and balanced budgets. It calls for banking law revision, international monetary talks, housing aid for homeowners, farm price support, and extended tariffs to protect national welfare. It supports reduced armament, shorter work hours, immigration limits, and stronger rail and resource controls. It also endorses St Lawrence Seaway, state aid for infrastructure, strict crime penalties, and equal opportunity for African Americans.
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