Germany’s April 13 1932 elections steady the regime
Berlin cheers over von Hindenburg victory. Hitler’s Prussian Diet push seen limited as Germany faces unresolved reparations and ongoing economic weakness. The Reich government must steer toward stability while Britain’s recovery offers a parallel hopeful trend for Europe.
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England
Preserve Wild Flowers in Spring Time
The essay argues spring signs invite planting and harvesting yet caution that many pick wild blossoms and ruin greens along roadsides. With cars increasing access to the open country, the writer urges preserving native flowers for future motor trips rather than plucking them now.
Profit of a War Under Such Circumstances
Washington reports a man claims to have found a method to direct death and destruction from afar using new electrical rays and wireless tech. The inventor, linked to depth charges, seeks a secretive demonstration before a committee. If real, such a device could end civilization via global war, making war folly evident.
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Washington
Kentucky's 26 Delegates For Gov Roosevelt
Louisville April 11 Governor Franklin D Roosevelt of New York marked up Kentucky's 16 delegates as an other addition to the total he will bring to the Democratic National Convention in his first for the party's presidential nomination. The delegates were instructed for Roosevelt with negligible opposition in the state convention yesterday.
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Kentucky
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Heavy Guard at Filkowski Trial in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio Judge Frederick P Walther presides as Joe Filkowski faces first degree murder charges for the June 6 1930 patrol robbery killing of contractor Tony Vervk A heavy courtroom guard remains throughout proceedings as Assistant County Prosecutor Frank T Cullitan reports that state witnesses have been approached and threats rumored A jury of six men and six women was completed and opening statements begin with both sides outlining their cases
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Frank T Cullitan
Voice of the People on County Courthouse Change
A reader urges voters to replace long-serving courthouse tenants, arguing for new public servants despite no strong faith in reformers. The letter cites honest toil yet notes at least one incompetent official and hints at widespread public spending excess.
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Voice of the People
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Hiller
Cotton
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Elyria
Ohio
Public debt fears and campaign ethics questioned in Elyria
In a sharp letter from Elyria Township, residents critique tax policy and election promises, urging transparency on salary cuts and staff hiring. A second reader defends Trustee Dellafield, detailing road maintenance costs for 1931 and asserting misrepresentation about payrolls and project expenses.
Today in History and Anniversaries Past Figures
The page lists notable birthdays and death dates including Jonathan Carver born Stillwater Connecticut 1795 and died 1789 in England, Thomas Jefferson born Shadwell Virginia 1743, James Harper born Newtown New York, 1824 William H Beard born Painesville Ohio 1824, McGee born Ireland 1825, Frank W Woolworth born Rodman New York 1852, Henry T Allen born Sharpsburg Kentucky 1859, plus entries for the Edict of Nantes 1598, temperance societies 1808, Pennsylvania Railroad 46, and Ford airplane freight line 1925.
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Ireland
Ottawa
Frank W. Woolworth
Rodman
Glen Cove
Henry T. Allen
Sharpsburg
Buena Vista Spring
Moreau
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ford Airplane
Detroit
Chicago
Notable Americans with Birthplaces and Ages Listed
A compilation of prominent figures including Ray Lyman Wilbur born in Boonesboro Iowa at age 57 and John Ways Hammond ZI Jr born in San Francisco at 44. It notes Charles H. Sherrill as ambassador to Turkey born in Washington DC at 68 and Anson Phelps Stokes born in New Brighton New York at 58, among others.
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Interior
Stanford University
Boonesboro
Iowa
John Ways Hammond ZI Jr
America
San Francisco
Charles H. Sherrill
Turkey
Washington, D. C
Anson Phelps Stokes
Washington Cathedral
New Brighton
N. Y
John W. Davis
New York
U. S
Clarksburg
W. Va
Fred H. Albee
Alma
Maine
Some Sayings and Snippets From a Bygone Paper
A collage of quips and vignettes covers opinions on work, humor, love, and daily life. Notable items mention coal imports, a mule anecdote, misers, a bashful groom, and a river of assorted jokes and anecdotes spanning politics, war, fashion, and travel.
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