Colons Likely To Miss Party Conventions
Washington May ? After a week of sessions the senate worked two hours. Senator Brookhart denounced Congress for relief to farmers as tariff fights raged. A Chicago convention deadline loomed, with adjournment hoped by June 30 and fiscal year start July 1. Reed and Mus of New Hampshire urged continuous session to balance budgets, while Hoover approved plans. Proposals to modify the Volstead Act surfaced with beer tax ideas and tax cuts on autos and radios, as Tariff battles intensified with hopes of restraining amendments.
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Bingham
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Postoffice Politic Sparks Senate Amendments to Glover
Washington May 21 Senator King of Utah argued against post office bias after Assistant Postmaster General Glover urged postmasters to back President Hoover. He offered amendments to cap Glover’s pay for five years and to remove salaries of postmasters involved in political activity. King urged halting use of the post office for partisan ends and called for restraint from the department.
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Hoover
King
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Regiceron
Prance Roosevelt Dominate Oregon Primaries
In Portland Oregon former Senator Joseph J France appeared to win the Republican presidential primary over Herbert Hoover by a wide margin while Governor Roosevelt of New York scored a landslide victory over Governor Murray of Oklahoma. Hoover supporters had to write in his name.
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Portland
Ore
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Maryland
Herbert Hoover
New York
Murray
Oklahoma
Hoover
France Bone
Nevada Instructs for John Garner
Nevada Democratic convention convened in Las Vegas on May 21 and instructed its delegation to back Speaker John N Garner at the Chicago convention. The two major parties blocked 40 support for Senator Kev Piliman of Nevada.
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Chicago
John N. Garner
Glare
Waklice
Kev Piliman
Nevada
Democrats 10 Hold Gus Young Democrats Meet in Houston
Young Democrats from across Texas plan a Houston caucus Monday to discuss nominating a younger governor candidate and selecting a delegate to Garner. Leaders say the event aims to organize sentiment against Ross Sterling and Ma Ferguson, with prominent invitees including Maury Hughes, W. E. Hopkins, Henry Brooks, Steve Pinkney, and John Weber.
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Dallas
Altor W. KE. Hopkins
Gonzales
Henry Braoks
Austin
Roosevelt Sued Over Campaign Funds in Georgia Suit
In Atlanta on May 21, 1932, Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt was named as defendant in a federal suit seeking $4,460 allegedly expended in Georgia for his Democratic Presidential nomination campaign. Plaintiffs F. B. Summers and C. W. Jones filed the action, citing their organization of the Roosevelt-for-President club and Roosevelt's pledge to reimburse.
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Atlanta
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
F. B. Summers
C. W. Jones
Negro Theology School Planned Campaign Details
A drive to convert Westminster Milerian Church at South Street Marys to an ideological institute for nerds has been launched, with Rev W M Inkles leading. The church was purchased and a May 25 to 29 program announced to raise £30.
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Wlite Camipalen
Ambiguous wartime draft notes and place names
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning places like Abilene and Louisiana, with scattered references to rituals, conditions, and dates. Many garbled terms and names appear, making precise events or entities unclear.
Beer Leaders in Aduse Optimistic on 2.76 Percent Beer Vote
Washington May 21 Leaders of the house optimistic about 2.76 per cent beer measure with 490 of the goal set to be taken Monday. Rep O Connor in charge of the bill reports renewed support in two days. Dry and wet factions predict varying vote outcomes as anti prohibition officers canvass for backing.
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CINS
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O’connor
William E. Hull
O'Connor
Democrat
New York
Rainey
Dinois
Moore
Ohio
Blanton
Texas
Dey
Firemen Aid Detective's Wife in House Fire Rescue
Firefighters battled flames at the Grassholf residence on 323 Dela Were Street Saturday night. They found Mrs Grassholf unconscious on the front lawn while Detective Jelective Lee Grassholf fought the blaze in the back yard. The fire started between the bedroom and kitchen walls and caused about $50 in damage.
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Mrs. Grasshollf
Three eyed fossil reconstructed at Chicago exhibit
A seven foot hadrosaur like fossil with a third eye placed above the existing two was mounted today at the University of Chicago. Found in the Karoo desert of South Africa the specimen is dated to about 208 million years ago and supports the continuity of life’s family according to Prof. I. Rammer.
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University of Chicago
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Karta
Nouth Africa
Socialist party cites war on two major parties in Milwaukee
Morris Hilquit, New York attorney and Socialist convention chairman pro tem, opened the Milwaukee session by accusing Republicans and Democrats of exploiting resources and supporting a ruinous order. He urged an immediate socialist program including tariffs, debt cancellation, troop withdrawal, disarmament, recognition of Soviet Russia, and a classless cooperative commonwealth. A later item notes an Arkansas City dogs’ 20-puppy litter from a two-year-old Irish setter.
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INS
Morris Hilguit
New York
Socialist Party
Hilquit
United States
Soviet Russia
Roosevelt Gains on Vote Totals Across States
Washington May 21 The close of another week in the Democratic presidential race shows Governor Franklin D Roosevelt widening his lead with 100 delegates from 11 contests to date while rivals trail with 54. New York and Pennsylvania results are disputed as Roosevelt eyes a majority of 577 for nomination. Roosevelt picked up delegates in Kansas New Mexico Montana Vermont Tennessee South Carolina Oregon and the District of Columbia while Alfred E Smith gained in New Jersey and Connecticut. Projections suggest Roosevelt holds an edge in remaining states Colorado Delaware Idaho Indiana Mississippi North Carolina Utah totaling 124 delegates.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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New Mexico
Monten
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Colorado
Delaware
MASH BURNS AND OGEAN FLIER DIE IN PLAGE CRASH
Lieutenant George Endres, Hungarian airman famed for the Atlantic crossing with Captain Alexander Magyar, died when his plane Justice for Hungary crashed near Littorio airport during a trans Atlantic aviators convention in Rome. His mechanic also perished. Endres and Magyar had flown from Harbor Grace, Newfoundland, to Dieone Hungary in 1930s.
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Mier
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Alexander Magyar
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Littorio
Brough
Amelia Earhart Putnam
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Dieone
Five county officials picked by league for reelection
Five county officials have been definitely adopted by the Citizens' League to run for reelection. The list includes Albert Hausser City Commissioner Albert Maverick Jr County Attorney Dr Davis Tax Collector Maury Maverick and District Attorney Waller Tynan. The league plans to field candidates against various county and district posts and to oppose opponents in multiple races.
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Albert Hausser
Albert Maverick Jr
Dr. Davis
Maury Maverick
Waller Tynan
Frowwoodnin
W. A. Wirebach
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Albert V. Huth
Henry Eager
William A. Black
Bungle ‘Tax League of Texas
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W. 9. Anderson
Thirty-seventh District Court
Sam H. Anderson
Farmer
J. Franklin
Spears
Joan P. Classen
Bexar County
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