Roosevelt 5 2101 Choice Of Democrats in Atlanta Poll
A Dimmer telegraph poll of about 1200 Democratic business and professional voters in New York shows Franklin D Roosevelt leading the 1932 presidential nominating race. Roosevelt about 2 to 1 over rivals, with strong support from progressives and conservative leaders alike. An editor notes the poll’s findings suggest broad party strength for Roosevelt and urges readers to place classified ads for Crockett 2400.
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Atlanta
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Jesse Isidor Straus
Ritchie
Robionon
Baker
Reed
Giteaur
Panera
Tranklin D. Roosevelt
Elder to Preach at Woodlawn Church
The Rev E P Bartoz presiding elder of the San Antonio district will preach at Woodlawn Methodist Church at 7 30 p m Sunday in a local church service bringing a district message to parishioners and guests.
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Woodlawn Church
E.P. Bartoz
San Antonio
Woodlawn Methodist Church
Major Woods Settles Here In San Antonio
Field Major George M. Woods of the Salvation Army recently arrived from Atlanta to take command of the local organization. He chose San Antonio for its field of work and has 34 years of experience. Nine officers are stationed here as he works to strengthen detachments and expand relief efforts begun last winter.
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Georges M. Woods
Salvation Army
Atlanta
Grereia
Armys
San Antonio
George M. Woods
Baivation Army
Ark
Woodsman
Cebestia
Schools Holding Health Round-ups In 1931
Annual spring health rounds are conducted by San Antonio elementary schools for six year olds entering school in September 1931. Doctors and school nurses give complete physicals and vaccines. Serum diphtheria and smallpox inoculations will be available at Woodlown on April 23 and May 7. Dr P Y Nixon leads with Drs Bush Dittman Ramsdell Allen and nurse Jenni e Mae English assisting. A Crockett school round-up was held Thursday with Nixon Ramsdell and Allen in charge.
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San Antonio
Woodlown
P. Y. Nixon
Csisted
Dru. BH. M. Bush
C. H. Dittman
A.F. Clack
Jennie Mae English
Crockett School
Two Attack Victims Taken to Hospital In city incident
Hospital authorities say no victims of attacks were treated at Robert H. Green hospital Saturday. Howard Reese of 902 Vargas Street was struck by a negro while walking in the 2000 block of East Commerce Street. Theodore Bell of 521 Potomac Street was treated after two men attacked him on his porch.
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Robert H. Green Hospital
Howard Reese
Vargas Street
Old Hospital
East Commerce Atreck
Theodore Bell
Potomac Atreet
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