Roosevelt Leads In New York And Pennsylvania Polls
In nationwide Hearst poll Roosevelt gains in New York and Pennsylvania while Hoover leads New Jersey, both in narrow margins. New York leans even at 40 30, Pennsylvania shows 51 40 in Roosevelt’s favor, and New Jersey shifts to 52 48 for Hoover. The results, among 9 million voters, mark a tight race heading into fall with Roosevelt perceived as stronger in several states.
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Ringworm Treatment Ad Claims Skin Soap Effectiveness
An advertisement promotes Genuine Black and White Skin Soap and Skin Soap as a cure for ringworm with a money back guarantee. The copy states the products kill skin parasites and urges use to penetrate and clear itching. Prices listed at 28 cents each.
Presidential poll tallies show Hoover Roosevelt state leads
Washington Sept 3 The tabulation lists total votes for Hoover and Roosevelt from a nationwide San Antonio Light poll conducted with Hearst papers. It includes each state's lead margins and net gains since the previous report, noting a rare Roosevelt year amid past splits.
Japan America goodwill flight plan announced by Hoch Shimbun
The Hoch Shimbun announced a Japan America goodwill flight across to Sa mushiro on the first leg, scheduled for next Saturday. The event is tied to a tokio flight known as Will Flight TOKIO, with Jap Paper Backs listed in connection to the operation.
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Girl Warned Not to Marry Walker in Mystery Letters
Miss Marguerite Walker a 25 year old school teacher faced warnings against marriage from an unknown sender. Five letters made from clipped newspaper words urged her not to wed Florio Fornello. State's Attorney Frank Wood said the county grand jury will likely investigate. Letters were found in her mailbox corn crib car and home.
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Patman Urges Currency to Fund Veterans Bonus
Wright Patman, Democratic congressman from Texas, told the Roosevelt-Garner club in Palo Alto that the nation does not suffer from the gold standard but a double gold standard. He urged issuing currency against the treasury gold reserve to immediately pay the veterans bonus.
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Otto Hillig Plans Flight to Greece
Otto Hillig, who rode in his own plane during a trans Atlantic flight last year, plans another voyage to Athens, Greece with Roger Q. Williams as pilot. Takeoff tentatively set for next week.
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Ferryboat Explosion In East River Kills and Injures Over 100
One ferryboat carrying more than 100 workers exploded in the East River opposite Rikers Island. Three police harbor boats rushed to the scene to rescue the injured as initial reports indicated fatalities were not certain.
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Eva Tanguay Receives Blood Infusion After Critically Ill
Hollywood report states Eva Tanguay, former vaudeville star, received another blood infusion today and is resting easily. It notes this is her third infusion after a period of critical illness and provides no further health details.
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