Radical parade leads in 1932 party realignment across states
The article surveys 1932 election trends with Minnesota Louisiana and Wisconsin moving left while California and Oregon resist radical shifts. It notes Farmer-Labor gains in Minnesota, La Follette influence in Wisconsin, Longism in Louisiana, and EPIC debates in California as part of a broader shift in party platforms and state policies during the off year elections. It mentions tax plans, public ownership proposals, and calls for social programs amid a nationwide realignment.
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Manhattan’s West 53rd Awash In Night’s Glare Of Crime
New York November reportage paints Manhattan’s West 53rd Street corridor between Broadway and 7th Avenue as a neon drenched zone. Descriptions include sunless elevated shadows, decaying venues, dim basements, drifters, and street scenes where gambling and prowling figures mingle with police activity and looming danger.
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States to Change 1935 License Plate Colors
A US Automobile Association survey shows 33 states and DC will revise 1935 license plate color schemes. Black green and blue dominate new plates with several states retaining 1934 motifs or using white on blue or black on white. DC maintains black and red with green accents, while inconsistencies and garbled OCR obscure some details.
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First census on campus sparks religious survey push
In Philadelphia, the university challenges the campus with a first ever census styled survey. Ros W Brooks, university chaplain, and Boardman Lecturer on Christian Studies spearhead efforts to map activities tied to religious life on campus.
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Bogie Man Burglar Shot into Akron Detective Tale
Fred Bodenger, 22, identified as a former All-American football player, admitted to a string of fraternity house robberies in Cleveland. police recovered over $1,000 in stolen clothing, watches, jewelry, and cash in his hotel room. He weighed 191 pounds and boasted the nickname I am the boger man. He was arrested by Akron police after a daytime break in.
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