Smith Urges Democrats to Carry On for 1932
New York, Nov 14. Gov. Alfred E. Smith in a radio address urged the Democratic party to carry on with a constructive program to build a foundation for the 1932 presidential campaign. He touted cooperation with President Hoover, called for party unity, and stressed accountability and a forward-looking platform as essential to winning back American confidence. He announced plans for a two week vacation in Mississippi after his political farewell.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Democratic Party
Prasi-deut-Klert
Hoover
Deustatic Party
Republican Party
Jils
Smith
Stiul
United States
Washington
Congress of the United States
Sully
WEAF
Community Chest Drive Aims At Oberlin Raise $8000
Oberlin announces an $8000 fundraising goal for welfare institutions with cooperation from the Exchange Club and Business Men's Association. Other notes include a birthday surprise for Mrs. Andrew Nelding, a new gadget stamping maps from plaster die, and local business history on Norris A. Goldstein. A rummage sale is set for Robinson Hancock basement Wednesday.
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Lawrence Webber
Elyria
Exchange Club
Webber
Oberlin
College Town
Business Men's Association
Local Social News From Litchfield November 1974
Medina residents attend visits and gatherings including Mr and Mrs Arthur Van Epp guests of Mrs Tha Atlan. Out of town attendees at the town hall bazaar include Cleveland and Akron visitors. The Ladies Benevolent society bazaar raised 93.90 at supper. several dances and visits are noted through the week.
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Wet
Speth
Wm. Farr
Cleveland
George Everiss
Brody
Mert Merrill
Brigton
Art Law
Grafton
Jenkins
Chas. Greenfield
Paul Burdick
W. E. Harpster
Catherine
Kane
Eugene
Betty Flanery
A. O. Frombaugh
J. H. Barth
Geo. Meyers
Belden
Harold
Litchfield
Arthur van Epp
Medina
Tha Atlan
Dorothy Debold
Chas
King
Cincinnati
Albeck
Town Hall
W. B. Bouman
Clara Sears
Walter Sears
Alice Sears
Akron
C. B. Jement
Wakeman
J. W. Smith
St. Petersberg
Fla
H. E. Jenne
C. D. Rickard
Ina Sears
C. R. Canfield
Winckley
F. S. Turner
Charles
Rejuvenating Ox Gall Tablets Sell By Drug Stores
A testimonial claims ox gall tablets boost energy and fight sluggish liver that causes headaches, constipation, and fatigue. The ad touts Diozol tablets as a natural liver stimulant with ten drops per tablet, priced under two cents, sold at Mulr's Cut Rate Stores and other druggists, featuring an ox head logo.
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Oman
Ox's Head On Package. On Sale At All Good
Mulr
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Garry
Bastian's
A. Mt
Edgewater Gulf
Biloai
Miss
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
William F. Kenny
James J. Riordan
Stith
Carsten
Harold Meyers
Beulah Breyley
Helen Sabin
Win
Spieth
Streett
Chas. Romp
Myron Bart
Lod
Fay Whitright
C.C. Raser
Harvey
Raser
Youngstown
Max Barth
North Olmsted
Frank
H. G. Hastings
Joan Schlobohm
Lakewood
Congregational
Christian Endeavor
Janet Stephan
Helen Smith
Fravam and-Damon
Elyria Xe
Gaba
Morris A. Goldstein
Beetiieg
Max Goldstein
View Road
Norris A. Goldstein
Superior Avenue
Lorain
Robinson-Hancock
Lewes
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Urreis
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