Radio Links Vote Night to National Healing Tone
The writer notes Mr. Coolidge on air for the election night and reflects on postwar recovery. He discusses hunger, unemployment, and the debate over dole versus private relief, urging decisive action to feed the hungry while questioning currency value and government bonds in light of veterans’ bonuses.
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United States
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Lady Astor
England
America
Dole
Lord Northcliffe Maid
Ste
Shaler
Harvard
CANDIDATES IN LAST APPEAL CANDIDATES IN LAST APPEAL
George K Holmes reports the final hours of the 1932 presidential race show Hoover and Roosevelt intensively campaigning in key regions. Hoover in the Far West and Roosevelt in the Hudson Valley urge turnout as nearly 47 million are eligible and about 40 million expected to vote. The campaign is marked as unusually vigorous given high unemployment and economic strain.
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George K. Holmes
New York
Uns
Hoover
Far West
Franklin PD
Roosevelt
Hudson River Valley
Cal
Insolvency Plea Withdrawn in San Antonio Building and Loan
A plea for insolvency and a request for a receiver for the San Antonio Building and Loan Association filed in Ninety fourth District Court by A. B. Hammonds was withdrawn as hearing began before Judge W. W. McCrory on Friday morning. Hammonds amended his petition maintaining his plea for prohibition against a proposed reorganization plan to the association members. A record hearing was ordered for 10 pm Tuesday.
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San Antonoo
Sacasa Leads in Nicaragua Voting Counts
In Nicaragua’s election, Sacasa leads with about 46,508 votes for his ticket, while conservative Adolfo Diaz trails with roughly 2,404 votes for his presidential candidacy and running mate Chamorra. The count reflects early returns from Managua and surrounding areas, with supporters of Sacasa optimistic about the outcome.
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Sacasa
Nicaragua
Manaqua
Juan B. Bacass
Orvaitomi
Mate
Rodolfo Raplinnga
Adolfo Diaz
Emlitano Chamorra
Stocks Take Sharp Upturn At Opening On New Week
New York stock exchange opened with broad gains as lending shares and major names climbed. Notable movers included Valley Iron, Hudson, Amoco Telephone, and Consortmind, with several issues advancing several dollars per share amid an active start to trading.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Galna
Ho Ophir
Vailon
Elle
Slire
Santa Fu
Dulawire
Hudson
Souldern Paclo
U. B. Steel Common
Aled Chamien
Cas Crosaid
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Nearby Areas
Partly bloody Monday night and Tuesday with colder Turdday. Lowest Monday night around 8 degrees, highest Tuesday about 6 degrees. Light to moderate southerly winds veering northerly by Tuesday. Sunday high 77, Monday low around 68, Monday high about 76.
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San Antonio
Texas
Panhandle
Hoover Seeks Peace in Utah Campaign Stop
President Hoover spoke in Salt Lake City amid a tight Utah lay plan endorsing silver restoration for farmers and immediate relief to beet sugar growers. He attacked Democratic tactics as attacks on misery, urged world peace, and pledged continued leadership for four more years while blaming Democrats for delaying recovery efforts.
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Mormon Tabernacle
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Lake City
Hoover
Utah
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Nev
Jess
Vines
Bern
Democratic House of Representatives
Hoover Adder
TepAie Ehla
Fage
Hearst Views Correct. Hoover Misstates Them Across Nation
A critical column argues that President Hoover distorts Hearst’s positions on disarmament and foreign entanglements. It details Hearst’s opposition to surrendering naval strength, critiques Britain and Japan quotas, and rejects a France security pact. It notes Hearst’s support for a five billion dollar public works loan, tracing the idea to Hoover himself. Heavily debated in this farewell tour commentary.
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Hoover
William R. Hearst
Mr. Hearst
United States
France
Wiliam R. Hearst
Hearst
Mr. Heavey
Louis B. Mayer
Santa
Supreme Court Orders New Trial for Scottsboro Defendants
The U S Supreme Court set aside the Broksboro Alabama convictions and death sentences of seven young Negroes charged with assaulting two white girls, denying claims of unfair trial and mob influence. Alabama officials defend the trial citing capable lawyers and no mob violence. Police clash with a Communist march near the Capitol as the court convenes, with five arrests and tear gas used.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Broksboro
Ala
Capitol Plaza
Rutherland
Scottsboro
Edward Richardson
Leo Seltzer
Mary Rugoy
Tegistalnr
Ask Mooney
Curtis Sentence to Be Commuted
A one year sentence for Thomas P. Coras, convicted of a crime linked to the Lindbergh case, may be commuted. The report notes the firming of the action and references the court’s consideration of clemency.
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Curtis
Tomy P. Coras
Fustira
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