Prohibition Strode Full Platform Promises 1932 GOP Revival
Chicago June 16. The 1932 Republican platform pledges action to lift the economy and ease the low mood. It praises Hoover's record, outlines relief programs, and advocates loosening liquor controls via a constitutional amendment allowing state regulation. It opposes resubmission of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Republican Platform Emphasizes Economy and Defense
The Republicans outline a program favoring budget restraint, state relief loan provisions, gold standard maintenance, banking reform, and international cooperation. They pledge defense act support, measures to curb crime, and policies to boost agriculture, housing, tariffs, and public utilities while urging party unity and orderly national recovery.
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Slayer of Doumer Demands Indictment Be Quashed
Paris report says assassin Gorgulov seeks quashing of the indictment against him. He cites his wife’s expected October birth and attacks alienists who examined him. Trial set for July 1, may be postponed to August or October.
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Vindication Seen for Prohibition
Secretary Deets Pickett of the Methodist Board of Temperance said Prohibition would be vindicated if the proposed new amendment linked to the Republican platform is submitted. The text notes a rental ad snippet offering listings and contact at Crockett 2400.
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Guilty Plea in Kidnap Trial Near Kansas City
William Lacy Browning Holliday Kan farmer pleaded guilty to participation in the kidnapping of Mrs Nell Donnelly a wealthy Kansas City garment manufacturer and was sentenced to 35 years in prison Martin DeBe w alleged ring leader returned from South Africa was also expected to plead guilty today County Prosecutor James R Page said he would seek a safe sentence for Depew
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Hope Raised for Vanished Flier Glenn Brophy
Manila reports a potential sighting of Glenn Brophy, the English flier missing since March 18, 1911, with a Japanese fishing boat and local fishermen noting a strange figure signaling from Yami island shore. Strong currents and savage island dangers hinder boats from approaching to verify the sighting.
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Germany Modifies Troop Regulation
Berlin reports a new secret regulation effective tomorrow restricting militant political groups. Nazi stormtroopers Reichsbanner SteeI Helmets and similar factions must wear uniformed attire when required while the Red Front remains ununiformed but must disclose information about activities to the interior minister.
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