Campaign Trails Heat Up Across Nation In 1932
The piece notes Sloover and Roosevelt touring to rally voters with prominent Democrats like Albert Nickle and Henry Allen debating in Chicago. Roosevelt's eight day swing reaches through Indiana Kentucky Tennessee to Baltimore while Hoover tours Michigan and Ohio. Secretary Stimson attacks rivals. New York faces a dire budget and subway bond plans amid crisis. Trade talks with Britain and Russia loom, while US exports rise and imports grow, aided by cotton shipments and a large positive trade balance.
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Italette
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Britain breaks trade ties with Soviet Union and Canada pact
In Parliament J L Thomas announces Britain ends commercial relations with Soviet Russia and cancels the Ottawa Ottawa agreement with Moscow. The move aims to enact a general policy from the imperial conference to curb imports from states with controlled prices and dumping abroad.
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Dominions
Great Britain
Ottawa
Canada
Insull Extradition Efforts Continue Amid Claims Of Support
Chicago authorities aided by the federal government pursue extradition of Samuel Insull Jr from Athens on embezzlement and grand larceny charges. Insull resists surrender of his passport while diplomats push Greco American treaty ratification and a Washington handover. Insull reportedly maintains substantial income from multiple firms, including Commonwealth Edison and Public Service of Northern Illinois, with pensions cited as part of family wealth. In Mexico, authorities raid a plan tied to a religious uprising in Jalisco, arresting a priest and detaining priests as part of thwarted plots. Archbishop Diaz denounces armed resistance and urges Catholics to obey authorities and remain peaceful.
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Samuel Insull
Athens
Atheny
Washington
Swanson
Nault
Insull
Guaadala- Jaca
Mexico
Jalisco
Vatican
Judge Guy Enas Nominated Democratic Governor Candidate
IHIculst Judge Guy Enas of Ulatt City Aio was selected to succeed the late Rand a Mo Wilson as the Democratic nominee for governor of Alls souri by the Democratic state committee. The choice was unanimous and a victory for Tom Pendergast Democratic political boss of Kansas City. Enas will be opposed in November 8 by Ulward Winter Republican nominee.
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Winter
German Credit Crisis Sparks Import Policy Stand
Chance Nor Brans voo Papen defended Germany's import limits as vital to prevent agricultural ruin and to avoid another drain of foreign money. He put foreign debt at about 4.6 billion dollars and argued disarmament must be pursued with security and justice.
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Europe
Germany Again Refuses Geneva Conference on Armament Equality
Foreign Minister Von Neurath informed the British that Germany would not attend the planned four power talks in Geneva over arms equality. Berlin cites strong French sentiment in Geneva and says the decision is final. Prime Minister Baldwin expressed displeasure, noting Britain does not oppose Germany’s demand for equality in disarmament discussions.
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B MacDonald
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Japan to Rebuild Foreign Service Amid Clamor for Change
Tokyo sources report a shakeup in Japan's foreign service with ambassadors from the United States, Moscow, Italy and Turkey in the city. Ambassador Abita to return from Berlin while Katsuji Debuchi likely backs Washington due to Foreign Minister Uchida's search for a successor. Cabinet faces policy debates toward the United States Malaysia and the League of Nations as calls for a tougher line grow. Meanwhile prison uprisings erupt in Alabama State Prison and Ports mouth Ontario, with violent clashes and mass inmate unrest over cigarettes, hours, and writs.
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League of Nations
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California Fig Syrup Promised for Good Health in Children
A San Antonio mother praises California Fig Syrup after her three year old daughter recovered quickly from intestinal flu. The advertisement touts the product as a gentle vegetable laxative that regulates the stomach and bowels and strengthens natural function. It notes physicians’ long endorsement and a large sales record while warning buyers to seek the California brand.
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California
Parsonage Lineage Among White House Residents
The Christian Herald notes a thread of parsonage upbringing among U S presidential families. Abi gal Adams and Millard Fillmore were born to ministers, James A Garfield and Grover Cleveland had ministerial ancestry, and other presidents like Benjamin Harrison Woodrow Wilson and Chester A Arthur have similar roots.
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Grover Cleveland
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Hula Minthorn Hoover
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Henry Hoover Io
Living Chicken House At Knoxville Polices Stop
Deputies in Knoxville Tennessee confront a man walking with nine chickens under his arms. They discover unusual lumps on his person that move and squeak. Five more chickens are removed from beneath his clothing.
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Ike
Cultivating Virtues Amidst Personal Discomfort
A reflective piece notes many groups aim to cultivate virtues yet individuals struggle to be agreeable. It examines social expectations and the pressure to conform to communal ideals while preserving personal authenticity.
Gold looking dinner service hits market abroad
A Sheffield firm created a near gold alloy plated dinner service as a publicity joke. The alloy of aluminum and bronze resembles red gold and proved popular, especially in Latin America where love of gold runs strong.
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Messrs
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South America
Latin Countries
Porewarned is Forearmed Appointment with My Tailor
The quote notes a person stating an appointment with a tailor who will bring the bill at eight. The Berlin line likely reflects a humorous or satirical tone about punctuality and domestic concerns. It highlights social norms of scheduling and billing expectations.
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