Local visitors and business notes fill Monticello scene
A flurry of visitors from Macon Baltimore Perry Jacksonville Atlanta and Washington includes Mr Horace Weems Mr J W Pope Jr Mr R N Stevens Jr Mrs Lt B Robinson and others with mentions of lawn mower sharpening Delco Light meeting in Macon and local drugstore services plus school returns and summer plans at Washington Ga Monticello and Greenwood Plantation traffic.
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Lt. B. Robinson
Atlanta
Sara Mardre
Greenwood Plantation
Smith Managers Oil Steam Roller for Big Battle
The national committee favors a late start to boost radio reach as George Brennan of Illinois and others press for a night session at eight with a ten o'clock eastern cutoff to start Bowers. Ratification of committee memberships is planned for tomorrow to begin work during the afternoon and reports due Wednesday. Brennan notes the Corn Belt seeks relief denied by the Republican party in Kansas City.
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George Brennan
Illinois
Frank Hague
New Jersey
Bowers
National Committee
Platform Committee
Brennan
Republican Party
Kansas City
Doctor Vaughn Leaves Atlanta Bound for Home
Dr. Harry Vaughn departed yesterday for his residence in Atlanta after a brief stay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Mardre.
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Harry Vaughn
Atlanta
W. T. Mardre
Local ladies visit on Smith Avenue weekend
Mrs. A. J. Callahan of Bainbridge and Mrs. Mattie Poole of Deland Florida spent the weekend with Mrs. James Miller and Mrs. H. T. Poole on Smith Avenue. If that sewing machine and type writer are not working well see Busy Bee Co.
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A. J. Callahan
Bainbridge
Mattie Poole
Deland, Fla
James Miller
H. T. Poole
Smith Avenue
Busy Bee Co
Baseball results from early doubleheaders in the 1920s
In Washington Braxton pitched to a 3 2 victory as Washington topped Philadelphia in the opener. In Philadelphia the Giants defeated the Phillies 12 to 4 behind Larry Benton who earned his 12th win. Other scores show Chicago Detroit and Brooklyn Boston action with varied innings.
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Washington
Braxton
Philadelphia
Giants
Phillies
Larry Benton
Nellie Taylor Ross to Speak for Governor Smith at Convention
Mrs Nellie Taylor Ross former Wyoming governor will deliver a seconding speech for Governor Smith at the Democratic convention. Her remarks will be from the dry side of the house and reflect a record described as consistently dry despite some dry leaders claiming she was wet.
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Houston
Texas
Nellie Taylor Ross
Wyoming
Smith
Ross
Owsley Backs Smith for Senate Nomination in Texas
Colonel Alvin Owsley former National Commander of the American Legion and Texas Senate candidate called Alfred E. Smith the outspoken choice of Democrats at the convention and urged nomination on an early ballot. Texas delegates unpledged with a caucus tonight to decide how the forty votes will be cast.
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Houston
Alvin Owsley
The
American Legion
Senate
Texas
Alfred E. Smith
Osley
Alabama undecided on how to cast her 24 votes
Houston Texas June 25 1932 Alabama undecided on whether to support Governor Al Smith in the movement to block his nomination after the first caucus. Delegation met in executive session and A H Carmichael chairman said candidates were not discussed and that Alabama will not vote for Al Smith.
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Alabama
Houston
Texas
al Smith
A. H. Carmichael
Democrats Face Torrid Temps in Houston Rally
In Houston on June 25 Democrats faced extreme heat as temperatures neared a record. The high reached 91 degrees by 3 p.m. with only slight relief overnight, while a low of 74 marked the coolest point in the 24 hours. Forecaster Daingerfield warned for largely hot, partly cloudy skies with possible local thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday.
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Houston
Texas
Daingerfield
Piano Tuning and Instrument Repair Services
Moore Music Co advertises piano tuning and repair for all kinds of musical instruments. Contact phone 157 for service.
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Moore Music Co
France Returns to Gold Basis Under Franc Revaluation
Paris announces France returns to gold basis with the franc valued at $3.93 in American money. Premier Poincare's stabilization bill passed the Senate 256 to 3 after the Chamber of Deputies endorsed 450 to 22 and was promulgated in a special edition of the official journal. Spain remains the major European country not stabilized. Norway Romania Turkey and Bulgaria also lag. While anyone can exchange worn notes for gold today, months pass before hard money circulates and confidence stabilizes.
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France
Poincare
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Spain
Norway
Romania
Turkey
Bulgaria
Trans Atlantic fliers praised at London luncheon
Amelia Earhart Wilmer Stultz and Louis Gordon attended a luncheon in London after their Newfoundland to Wales flight. Sir Berton Branker Winston Churchill and Lady Astor praised the trio for fostering friendship between the United States and Britain. Lady Heath hosted the event.
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London
Amelia Earhart
Wilmer Stultz
Louis Gordon
Newfoundland
Wales
Berton Brancker
Winston Churchill
Phillip Sassoon
Air Ministry
Lady Astor
United States
Great Britain
Heath
Dr Carter Helm Jones Accepts New Orleans Call
Dr Carter Helm Jones, longtime pastor of Second Baptist Church in Atlanta, will resign and take a call from St Charles Avenue Baptist Church in New Orleans effective October 14. His departure was reluctantly accepted by his congregation last night.
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Carter Helm Jones
Second Baptist Church
St. Charles Avenue
Baptist Church of
New Orleans
Death Ends Career of Senator Frank R. Gooding
Senator Frank R. Gooding died at age 69 at a home where John Gooding Mrs. Maud Paul and Mrs. A. J. Schubert were bedside. A native of England he became a Idaho homesteader cattleman and politician later serving as governor and U S senator. He helped form Gooding Idaho and supported tariff protections while facing 1924 probes later exonerated.
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England
Frank R. Gooding
Idaho
United States
Michigan
Paw Paw
California
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Wood River
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Gooding College
Idaho Republican State Central Committee
John F. Nugent
War Finance Corporation
Senate
Idaho Grange
Two Deaths From Atlanta Weekend Traffic Accidents
A series of weekend crashes in Atlanta claimed two lives and left several others seriously hurt. Mrs. Cora Kelly and her husband were struck by a street car while crossing a trestle, an infant in her arms injured, and bystanders jumped into a creek. Mrs. Robert Howard Peavey died in a Jonesboro road crash. Mrs. Park C. Davison was fatally injured when her car skid into a telephone pole on Piedmont road amid multiple vehicle fires and a high speed chase of three injured African American women.
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Cora Kelly
John B. Kelly
Jonesboro
Park C. Davison
Piedmont Road
Nobile Safe On Base Ship Directs Search For 7 Men
General Nobile, injured, directs a search for seven Italia crew members drifted on ice after crash. Swedish plane rescues five marooned men near Foyn Island and transports Nobile to Virgo Bay. Natale Ceccioni, the motor chief, is rescued after leg injury from the crash.
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Nobile
Foyn Island
Alfredo Vigileri
FF. Behounek
Guiseppe Bigi
Filippo Troiano
Natale Ceccioni
Copenhagen
Oslo
Geccioni
Citta di 'Migno
Hinlopen Strait
West Spitzbergen
North East Land
Virgo Bay
Kings Bay
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Citta di Milano
Eccioni
Rome
Ceccioni
General Nobile
Lieut Lundborg
Foyne Island
Lundborg
Swedish Flier Stranded While Rescuing Five Marooned
Lt BH Lundborg reports the five men marooned on a three hundred by two hundred yard ice floe are well provisioned for two months. The ice carries eight inches of snow and could host a light two person plane. Sweden orders air units to Spitzbergen to aid in the rescue.
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Stockholm
Sweden
BH. Lundborg
Umberto Nobile
Aviation Department
Spitzbergen
Reluctant to Be First to Take Off in Polar Flight
From Spitzbergen June 25 Lieut Lundborg ordered me off first to direct search for others in the crash mission. I yielded to avoid endangering the group and to keep them tranquil for every eventuality.
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Umberto Nobile
Citta di Milano
Virgo Bay
Spitzbergen
Stefani
Rome
Lundbourg
Ceccioni
Behounek
Troiano
Viglieri
Biagi
Lundborg
Nationalists threaten Manchuria invasion to enforce suzerainty
Shanghai June 25 The Nationalist News Agency says the Nationalist government will demand Chang Hsueh Liang accept suzerainty or face invasion of Manchuria. Chang is son of the late Marshal Chang Tso Lin, killed after a train bombing. Japan warns it will not let civil conflict spill into Manchuria where several thousand Japanese troops are stationed.
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Chang Hsueh- Liang
Manchuria
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Chang Tso-Lin
Mukden
Peking
Mianchuria
Postum Company Declares 100 Percent Stock Dividend
Postum Company, Inc. announces a 100 percent stock dividend payable July 13 to holders of record July 30. The stock is set on an annual basis of $3 a share with a quarterly 75 cent payment on August 1 to holders of record July 16, equivalent to $6 a share on the old stock which paid $5 a share annually. The firm recently acquired Cheek-Neal Coffee Company.
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New York
Postum Company, Inc
Cheek-Neal Coffee Company
Sunday baseball returned to Tampa in friendly game
Sunday baseball in Tampa continues after a 4-3 Tampa Krewe win over the Selma team of the Southeastern League. More than 2,000 spectators, including city and county officials, witnessed the advance of professional Sunday play amid no legal action against participants. The prior Sunday game also involved Tampa and Savannah and led to acquittals in a Sunday sports law case. A separate item notes the Amundsen case with the Krassin reported silent on any contact.
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Tampa
Fla
Tampa Krewe
Selma
Savannah
Amundsen Missing as Krassin Reports Contact in Rescue Effort
Paris dispatch cites L Infirmation reporting Moscow says the Russian icebreaker Krassin is in contact with Roald Amundsen and five others missing in a French seaplane. Amundsen and convoy veered toward Spitzbergen route. air rescue planned aboard the icebreaker. The crew includes Lief Dietrichsen and four French naval airmen under Rene Guilbaudy. General Umberto Nobile sustains fractures and back injuries in the Italia crash. official bulletin puts recovery at about forty days.
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London
Paris
Moscow
Krassin
Roald Amundsen
Junkers
Bergen
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Lief Dietrichsen
Rene Guilbaudy
Nobile
Rome
Umberto Nobile
Italia
Daniels to Lead Fight Against Wet Platform
Houston reports representatives of 31 national city organizations draft a Democratic plank urging positive enforcement of the eighteenth amendment. The proposal calls for nominees openly committed to vigorous prohibition enforcement and supporting legislation. The plank was delivered by Bishop James Cannon Jr and Rev. Edwin C. Dinwiddie after a protracted conference.
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Houston
Resolutions Committee
James Cannon
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
Anti- Saloon League
Bolivian Troops March Barefoot and Sandaled
In La Paz Bolivia the Bolivian army marches with many soldiers barefoot or wearing sandals. Troopers remove shoes and carry them in belts while others walk without footwear. The force is described as largely Indian and unused to boot gear.
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la. Paz
Bolivia
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