Democratic Ticket for West Virginia 1932 Elections
The list names candidates across offices including Franklin D. Roosevelt for President and John N. Garner for Vice President. It outlines party nominees for Governor Secretary of State State Treasurer Auditor Attorney General and various state and local posts with several readable names and titles despite OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Congress
Joe L. Smith
Guy Kump
Judge Supreme Court
Jo N. Kenna
O'Brien
W. W. Trent
Talbot
Edgar B. Simms
Homer A, Holt
J. B. McLaughlin
Grover C. Mitchell
House of Delegates
Lois Laty
Seneeeereeses
C. Cam Lewis
Harley M. Kilgore
Clarence W. Meadows
Clerk Circuit Court
van Hunter
Clerk County Court
Harry Anderson
Ira Whitlock
John R. Smith
Reckless Pedestrians Spar Over School Street Incident
A Mabscott near accident prompts editorials on pupil behavior and driver safety. Two boys clung to a car trunk carrier as it slowed for Mabscott school hour traffic, then rocks were thrown at the vehicle. The piece urges teachers and pupils to better cooperate with laws to protect children and motorists.
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Mabscott
Stratton School
South Fayette Street
Mabscolt
Kilgore and Meadows for Raleigh county offices
The piece urges voters to support Harley M. Kilgore for criminal court judge and Clarence W. Meadows for prosecuting attorney in the November election. It emphasizes honesty and capability for enforcing laws and maintaining peace.
Kilgore and Meadows Hailed For Fair Governance
The Raleigh county supporters praise Kilgore and Meadows as trusted local figures. Kilgore arrived in Raleigh county seventeen years ago and has earned public trust through his professional conduct. Meadows, a native and longtime Raleigh county lawyer, is equally respected and considered fit for office.
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Kilgore
Raleigh County
Meadows
Apple growers push back as orange juice expands market
Apple growers across the eastern West Virginia panhandle and other regions protest orange juice expansion, citing cooperative marketing and advertising. They report apples rot due to low prices while orange sales rise, with growers noting diversified apple uses and season lengths.
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West Virginia
Panhandle
Michigan
New York
Shenandoah Valley
Nova Scotia
Northwest
Moses
Wrigley
Joe L Smith for Congress A Gazelle Endorsement
The Charleston Gazelle praises Joe L Smith for a second term in the sixth congressional district, citing his service to the state, leadership as chairman of the mines and mining committee, and prompt action on constituents. It urges support to send him back for two more years.
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Joe L. Smith
Congress
Committee On Mines and Mining
Joe Smith
Flo
Washington
Logan
Boone
Kanawha
Fayette
Raleigh
Greenbrier
Pocahontas
Joe JL. Smith
Charleston Gazelle
Straw Votes Forecast Roosevelt Victory Says Coal Valley News
The Coal Valley News cites straw polls from the Digest and Who's Who to claim Roosevelt leads, with Mellon and Ohio showing a strong Roosevelt edge. It mocks Hoover prospects in Maine and Boone county, arguing the nation will favor Roosevelt in a wide margin despite electoral fatigue.
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Literary Digest
Hoover
West Virginia
Boone County
Mucha Mucks
Roosevelt
Ohio
Gonithye
Maine
Coal Valley News
Comment and Criticism on Social Trends and Politics
A column questions American habits parking space use and jokes Hoover should gather humor in Pullman cars. It critiques fashion gloom among women, youth sports gossip, and warns parents to avoid projecting vanity onto children while noting shifting moral tones.
Talks to Parents Motives in Punishment
Alice Judson Peale argues parents reason punishment is for the child’s good and social readiness yet direct comments to a child and judgmental remarks before guests reveal hidden motives behind enforcing manners and cleanliness at home.
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Alice Judson Peale
Johnny
Miss Katherine Keffer Returns to Akron Visit
Coal City West Virginia notes Miss Katherine Keffer left last Thursday for Akron Ohio to stay with her mother Mrs Margaret Nugen of Fayetteville. She will visit son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs W Nugen. Mrs Via is on the sick list. Miss Hazel Keffer and Miss Wilda Via attended the pie supper at Princewick Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Keffer
Akron
Ohio
Margaret Nugen
Fayetteville
W. ¥. Nugen
Via
Hazel Keffer
Wilda Via
Princewick
Athal Houchins
W. V. Nugent
D. B. Peters
Giles Bower
Mt View P T A Plans Evening Program
Mt View School PTA meets tomorrow at 7 30 pm with a business session and reports. I Y Miller will discuss The School and Church, I Bone will speak Value of Standardization, and Miss J McIntyre will perform a piano solo. A social hour with refreshments follows.
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Mt. View
Spaghetti and Counterfeit Fears Lip Edges of New York Life
By William Gaines the piece surveys New York's love of spaghetti with vivid appetite and notes a counterfeit bill scare affecting small shops and late-night purchases. It also teases election night festivities and sifts through light portraits of famous figures and their quirks.
Nothing Venture by ae Wentworth synopsis
Nan Weare seeks help solving her husband Jervis disappearance with the aid of Pordt noid Francia. A clash with the hostile housekeeper leads to a key admission that Jervis door opened at 3 o'clock the night he vanished.
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Nan Weare
Francia
Clas
Jervis
Molush
Nan
Efra
Brellish
Jervis Mystery Deepens as Rosa Mund Vanishes
Nan confronts Mrs Mellish who reveals Rosamund was seen leaving Jervis's room with a suitcase. Jervis has taken Rosa Mund away while Nan lies exhausted, humiliated, and sleepless, pondering the hidden truth behind the curtain.
Notable Stage Figures and Their Public Personas
A compact note lists figures from the theater and film world including Sam H. Harris, David Warfield, Faith Baldwin, John Farrar, Edmund Lowe, Grover Whinlen, and Dorothy Hall, highlighting careers and traits ranging from boxing management to personal style and public demeanor.
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Sam H. Harris
David Warfield
Faith Baldwin
John Farrar
Edmund Lowe
Grover Whinlen
Dorothy Hall
Army Airplanes Visit Bluefield Air Show
Bluefield hosts the first government squadron of airplanes for the American Legion air show October 15 and 16. Ten bombing planes with four airmen each arrive, led by Captain E L Euban of Langley Field, announced by Harvey Amos mayor of the Municipal Airport.
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Bluefield
Harvey‘Amos
Lairport
E. L. Euban
Langleveld
Correction clarifies Ameagle political club status
Reverend M C Chandler of Ameagle notes an error in last Sunday's Register. The Ameagle political club addressed by Democratic candidates is not a Democratic club but accepts addresses from members of any political party.
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M. C. Chandler
Ameagle
Rev. Chandler
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Charles H. Sabin
George Gershwin
John J. Curtin
Andrew Carnegie
Babe Ruth
Peter Arno
Geraldine Farrar
Elihu Root
Loui Holltz
Gertrude Lawrence
Ae Wentworth
Chapter
Mrs. Mal- Neh
Mr. Jervis
Mrs. Mellish
Alfred
Smithers’ Grocery
Mra. Mellish
Miss Rosamund
Rosamund
Noa
Ferdinand
Mr. Page
Mr Page
Bran
Lippincott
W. L. McCray
Osteopath
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