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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1932
Page
4
Washington, Nov 16. President Hoover returns to a capitol divided as European nations press for postponement of December payments while planning broader debt cancellations. Congress opposes further delays. Roosevelt signals no commitments and pledges review with Hoover next week.
Washington D C Nov 16 The Associated Press reports Roosevelt’s total tallied votes across 14 states reach 2,508,742 while Hoover has 15,055,490. Minor candidates’ totals include Socialist Thomas with 566,301.
In Washington November 14 Representative Henry T. Ral white barred from the new and Democratic week. That was fds timil iG aang.
President Hoover arrived in Washington at 4 30 this morning and went to the White House to begin work. Vice President Curtis and cabinet members welcomed him at Union Station. Hoover, cheerful, had his desk by eight o clock and reviewed accumulated papers as Mills departed. Everett Senders and Henry J Allen visited, and Stimson was invited to lunch to discuss the debt situation amid a classified ad for used cars.
Governor-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt, recovering from an illness, plans to leave his room for the first time in five days to tackle the state budget. He will remain at the executive mansion until Saturday, then return to Hyde Park for the weekend and may travel to Warm Springs, Ga., next Tuesday after a Washington stop for debt talks with President Hoover.
General Charles Gates Dawes announced on November 18 from his Evanston home that he is through with politics for good. He will focus on running City National Bank and Trust, which he organized six weeks ago, and he declined to discuss future public offices.
Dallas on November 16 reports dry leaders moved to collect 500000 Texas names for a petition urging Congress and the Texas Legislature to uphold prohibition laws. A resolution endorses the Eighteenth Amendment and the Dean law, with speakers including former State Senators Thomas B. Love and W. A. Collins and numerous ministers.
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