Olympic swimmers shine as Kitamura leads heat
In Los Angeles coverage of the Olympic trials, 14 year old Japanese schoolboy Kitamura beats Buster Crabbe and Jean Pals in the 1600 meter heat. Lenore Kight sets a new American Olympic record in the 400 meter free, while Helene Madison dominates against Marie Philipson Braun. General Wood tours Western branches of Sears, Roebuck to assess operations, arguing headquarters must fix flaws in management. President nominates Hanover. markets react with optimism and a proposed Hoover Dam aqueduct loan to LA and 42 other cities to create work and stimulate the economy.
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Fragmentary OCR notice with scattered names and dates
The readable fragments list names such as Mary Ton and Frankel with addresses and scattered dates, indicating a damaged document about meetings or notices. Vague locations appear as placeholders, with no clear events or outcomes to confirm.
Hoover pivots on repeal call in 1932 nominating speech
Washington dispatch notes President Hoover drifting from platform. He endorses a state option plan under constitutional safeguards and calls for a change from the Eighteenth Amendment while Roosevelt pushes repeal. Hoover remains wary of sodification and warns against returning the saloon.
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Plan to Aid Business Revealed
Washington dispatch reports a new push for economic recovery with a government aided regimentation of private industrial and financial resources. President Hoover disclosed this in a nighttime acceptance address and an administration official said a national business meeting will be convened to push the ring-point program and other forthcoming plans.
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Hoover Speech Fails to Arouse Roosevelt in Albany
Albany dispatch reports President Hoover’s remarks on prohibition and the campaign issues drew little initial response from Governor Roosevelt who left the room without reading the acceptance speech. Roosevelt plans to review Hoover’s remarks and respond in a series of speeches, starting August 20 in Columbus, Ohio.
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Ohio
Granadas Suggested for 1933 Fraternal Order Meeting
Delegates at the Detroit convention proposed Granada as the site for the 1933 Fraternal Order gathering. Winnipeg May Rochester New Denver were named as potential cities for the convention city to be chosen by grand trustees in November. the convention adjourns tomorrow.
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Accused Pastor to Remain in Jail
In Muskogee Oklahoma the Rev. A. Bertie accused of poisoning his first wife in Maven will stay in jail through at least one more weekend. District Judge Enlor V. Vernor said a habeas corpus action seeking his release will be heard early next week.
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A. Bertie
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Rosso Named Italian Envoy to Washington
Rome reports Augusto Rosso director general of League of Nations affairs at the foreign ministry was named ambassador to Washington today in a shake up of the diplomatic service by Premier Benito Mussolini. The move marks Italy’s renewed focus on U S ties as Mussolini reshapes ministry ranks.
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Youth Rests After Junior Record Hop
Robert Buck a New Jersey youth aviator rested in Mexico after a junior record flight from New York. Buck arrived at 1 09 p m yesterday and completed the voyage in a few hours, keeping the pace steady as headlines praised the feat.
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Stratosphere Hop Delayed By Weather From Zurich
Augiste Piccard planned dawn takeoff for the stratosphere ascent but persistent weather halted progress. In Chicago, Mrs. McCormick, daughter of John D. Rockefeller, remained hospitalized after a related accident at a hotel.
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Stock Market Slumps Then Recovers Some Losses
New York August 12 The summer boom in stocks halted early trading with notable mining losses of 1 to 5 dollars a share dampening sentiment. By midday several issues rose 1 to 2 dollars, including U S Industrial Alcohol National Distillers Air Reduction and Standard Gas as traders weighed President Hoover s stance on prohibition and government business limits.
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National Distillers
Air Reduction
Standard Gas
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American and
Foreign Power
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Alaska
Juneau
St. Joseph
Trad
Recognition Seen for Manchukuo by Japan
The foreign office spokesman said Japan will break relations with the Henry Fu Yi government in Manchukuo after learning the League of Nations inquiry report will include recommendations deemed utterly unacceptable to Japan.
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Foreign Office
League of Nations
Tigers Protest Forces Replay Of Big League Game
CHICAGO August 12 The American League president Will Harridge upheld a protest by the Detroit Tigers over a game with the New York Yankees and ordered the game replayed due to a batting order violation.
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Will Harridge
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New York Yankees
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U. S. Girl Winner of Olympic Diving
Dorothy Porn tow won the women’s high diving title at the tenth Olympiad in Los Angeles, finishing with 40.26 points before about ten thousand in attendance. Ruth Chatterton, returning from Europe, commented from New York on her plans to discuss marriage, noting it would be in poor taste while still married to Mr. Forbes.
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Dorothy Porntow
Parattona Gir
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Ruth Chatterton
Europe
Hal
George Brent
Brent
Forbes
Walker Denies Bug Charges at Ouster Hearing
Mayor James J. Walker testified at an executive hearing denying any financial benefit from equipping a franchise to Equitable Run and disputing Walter Herrick's testimony about buying 300 shares of stock. He argued over jurisdiction and possible future runs for office if removed, while Roosevelt's involvement and possible restraining orders were noted amid legal motions in Albany.
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Walter R Herrick
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Garner Chats With Huey Long In Orleans Stop
Tokyo N Garner Democratic vice presidential candidate arrived New Orleans on way to Albany to meet running mate. He declined comment on political matters and spoke briefly with Huey Long and Frank Roosevelt aides at breakfast conversation amid speculation about campaign.
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Three Knifings Reported. Two Arrests Made
Three victims treated at Robert B Green hospital after knifings Thursday night. Two men arrested Friday as police investigate. Dave Howard, 1911 Sherman Street, knocked down and slashed. George Bell, 919 South Palgietto Street, also attacked. Effie Chase, 19, 120 Devilkins Street, stabbed by unidentified stranger at Austin and Tenth. condition critical.
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Alrick
Dave Howard
Sherman Street
George Bell
South Palgietto Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Effie Chase
Devilkins Street
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Tenth Streets
Robert B Grrent Hospital
North Carolina Silk Mills Raise Wages for 2295 Workers
Winston-Salem August news reports a wage hike of 19 to 12 percent affecting 2295 employees at Greensboro and Kernersville silk mills. Mills operate day and night with orders securing full-time work to October. the raise restores workers to their pre January salary levels.
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Feneral Meiniger
Sowtham Silk Mills
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Hoover era ends as telegrams flood White House scene
Washington reports President Hoover greeted by a flood of congratulatory telegrams after his acceptance speech. Secretaries scrambled to manage the influx as Hoover, recovering from the events, returned to routine duties at his desk by early morning, resuming normal work.
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White House
Hoover Klingell
Pliets Greed Wives Delamoma City Aug 1
Fragmentary OCR yields a wartime Germany dispatch where an American visitor and a person named Mattern speak to a wife. The text shows a dated line with Bennett Griffin and a moment of emotion collapsing into the single exclamation Dare Nog. The record preserves uncertain names and odd phrasing from the clipping.
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Meiller
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Germany
Bennett Griffin
Spanish mobs set fires to churches in southern Spain turmoil
Amid political upheaval in Spain on August 12, a violent crackdown followed rebel leader General Jose San Jurjo. Civil guards dispersed a grain workers clash killing one, wounding three, while mobs torched churches in Seville and nearby towns. Guards patrolled religious houses as authorities name a special judge for trials.
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Hutchinson Phone Strike Threatened Over Rate Cut
Hutchinson Kansas reports a threatened telephone strike as leaders state around 2000 workers would remove phones if Southwestern Bell Telephone Co refuses a rate decrease. The dispute cites high material costs and past rate increases as core causes.
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Skull and gun shown in Clarke murder trial defense
Dr M J Tallman and expert Hamilton testified the gunshot wound to writer Haden Clarke was self inflicted, not homicide. A yellowed skull was used to illustrate a sealed contact wound as spectators gasped in the courtroom during the Lancaster trial.
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Weather Forecast for Adlowia and Nearby Areas
Forecaster notes fair conditions Friday with a mighty Saturday and partly cloudy skies. Low Friday night around 74 degrees, high Saturday about 86 degrees, light to moderate southerly winds. Friday morning shows slight thundershowers in east Texas, with cloudy Erie day and night and Saturday. Panhandle showers expected Friday night and Saturday.
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