Roosevelts Hit Early Nomination In Democratic Convention
Roosevelt forces press toward an early nomination with votes peaking near two thirds as they maneuver for the vice presidency. Delegations from Minnesota and Louisiana shift, while Jouett Shouse gains as permanent chairman. Leaders from Ohio Texas and Maryland are discussed for the ticket.
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Real Democrats and Huey Long Dominated By News Commentary
In Chicago a Davis led critique notes Democratic tensions at a convention. Huey Long splits the party while Roosevelt looms. Observers praise Baruch meetings and muse on potential nominees including Owen Young and Coolidge. Copyright 1982 McNaught Syndicate.
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Amelia Warhart Putnam Receives Boston Welcome
Amelia Earhart Putnam returns to her hometown Boston for a public welcome. State and city officials and her family accompanied her from the airport to City Hall and the State House where she received a medal akin to Lindbergh’s.
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Paramount Publix Reports Loss for Quarter Ends April
Paramount Publix corporation reports a consolidated net loss of 9,450,911 for the quarter ended April, after including 11 charges. A reserve of 3,556,283 was set up, with 3,033,467 charged off for depreciation of fixed assets and 52,815 capitalized to film production costs. In the prior year’s corresponding quarter, the company had net income of 3,515,652.
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Speed in Highway Right of Way Work Urged by Group
A San Antonio committee led by H. H. Ochs and Judge RB Ball urged the county commissioners to accelerate securing the right of way for the new north south highway through the city. They warned that the next legislature may divert highway funds to other state needs while the highway department would pay for materials and construction if the county provides the right of way, and officials said they are moving as fast as possible.
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Fourth Child Dies of Injuries From Powder Explosion
In Wheelock VI on June 29 Leonard Cloukla aged 3 died from injuries after an explosion in the Cloukla poultry house. He was the fourth child of Roy and Mrs Cloukla to die in the incident. Earlier victims were Carroll, Alla, and Roy. Sheriff Flint reported the children found blasting powder and used it to start a fire, causing the blast that hurled them into a nearby field.
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City Levies Two Special Taxes for 1932
City council passes ordinances levying two special taxes for 1932. A 1 cent tax funds firemen and police relief, and a 2 cent tax covers public library expenses. Total city tax due April 1, 1932, pending Mayor Chambers’ return from Chicago.
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