Republican Ticket List for 1932 Presidential Election
The slate includes Herbert Hoover for president with Charles Curtis as running mate. David A. Reed seeks the U.S. Senate. Edward Martin appears as state treasurer, Charles A. Waters as auditor general, William D. Porter as supreme court judge, T. C. Cochran for Congress, and A. W. Mumford for the assembly.
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Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
Supreme Court
William D. Porter
Congress
T. C. Cochran
Assembly
A. W. Mumford
Progress in Aviation on the Pacific Coast Surges
The Standard Oil Bulletin notes rapid aviation growth on the Pacific Coast with new airways, beacons, landing fields, and expanding airlines. It cites government model airways from Los Angeles to Seattle and San Francisco, rising mail traffic, and growing demand for engines and ships. The Standard’s Landing Field Guide expanded from 144 to 268 fields as Lindbergh’s era inspires public interest.
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Pacific Coast
Standard of California
San Francisco
San Diego
Seattle
Los Angeles
Lindbergh
Teore
Standard of
California
Washington notices praise for rescuers of Italia disaster
In Washington Aug 4 the piece praises Russia Sweden and Norway for rescuing stranded Italia explorers and criticizes Mussolini for labeling critics slackers. It notes pilot Chukhnovsky and Prof Samoilovich aided in rescue, but faces U S scrutiny over inviting them to visit and suspicions about Russian American Chamber of Commerce motives to improve relations.
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Washington
Russia
Sweden
Norway
Nobile
Italia
Amundsen
Mussolini
Benito
Krassin
Washington Post
Chukhnovsky
Chukhnovisky
State Department
Air minded public on Pacific Coast foresees aviation era
Reports note plans for new airports as the Feeitie Coast public embraces air travel. Lindbergh and aviation pioneers have urged progress and the public believes aviation is the future. The Pacific Coast era of flight approaches rapidly.
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Feeitie
Lindbergh
Pacific Coast
Hymn to Diana by Ben Johnson
Fragmentary verse image speaks of Diana the goddess, requesting blessing and light. Poem lines invoke Diana to lay her bow and quiver aside and grant space for the heart to breathe. The tone is classical and invokes celestial imagery to praise the goddess.
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Ben Johnson
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A poem portrait of a mother’s daylong plea from her children for food cookies costumes bathing suits and attention. The speaker contrasts ceaseless calls mother a figure who endures the constant needs and questions of her kids while wondering what a day would be like without hearing their voices.
Red Ball Mystery in Peter's Adventures
Florence Vincent narrates Peter's Adventures as Bobolink and friends debate a round earth and night skies. The tale shifts to dawn on the inlet as the Night Watchman begins to act strangely before sunrise, hinting at events to come. The dialogue blends whimsy with early science notions and a gentle debate among animal characters.
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Bobolink
Night Watchman
Living and Loving by Mrs. Virginia Lee
A reader column discussion on youthful marriages and advice from Mrs. Virginia Lee. A young bride, 18, reflects on happiness despite limited means and strict parents, while a 20-year-old suitor seeks guidance on determining a long-distance girlfriend’s love. Advice covers timing of marriage, platform dances, and communicating feelings.
Dinner Stories Train Chase Gaffe Delights Platform Crowd
A stout old gentleman hurries along the platform and nearly misses his train. He returns puffing and laughing, a porter asking if he missed it. He replies he did not like the look of the train, so he chased it away.
The Diary of a New Yorker in Brooklyn Bronx Tale
A New York observer notes city life softening in one Bronx tenement tale. An old man, a minor clerk, endures heat, malnutrition and missed family contact yet receives neighborly support after a birthday accident. Alfred Loomis, a Wall Street banker, pursues sound-wave experiments with university colleagues.
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Wall Street
Alfred L. Loomis
Robert W. Wood
John Hopkins
Forest Supervisor and Ranger Tour Federal Forest
August 4 1927 Forest Supervisor Bishop and Ranger L S Gross depart Warren for an inspection tour of the Watertown Mississippi forest. Miss Harriett Hill and Miss Mildred Nelson will attend the State Luther League convention in Erie next Thursday. A Wall Street figure described as a self-made man harbors a consuming ambition to be a musician and withdraws from instructors and friends, shutting himself away to practice.
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Bishop
L. S. Gross
Warren
Federal Forest
Watertown
Harriett Hill
Mildred Nelson
Erie
Luther League
Wall Street
Diet and Health Advice on Gaining Weight and Sleep
Amawern advises thin individuals to boost calories with raw eggs in orange juice after meals, or yolk if digestion is an issue, plus cream and nuts. She cites gradual increases of 500 to 1,000 calories, and notes sleep importance for recovery, citing Wisconsin animal studies on insomnia and nerve health.
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Sime
University of Wisconsin
Oil price cut announced by Seep Purchasing Agency
On August 4, 1924 F H Langworthy announced a fifteen cent decrease in the price of Corning Grade oil. Dr Samuel Schmucker, internationally known biologist and lecturer, spoke at the Warren Rotary Club meeting this noon.
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THE
Warren Tribune Company
Warren Boat Gilbe
Roosevelt Warren Age
F. H. Langworthy
Seep Purchasing Agency
Samuel Schmucker
Warren
Local dealers face charges over Pure Food complaint
On Monday Justice Clark Nelson heard complaints from the Pure Food inspector against three local dealers. Ardsley Inn near Akeley suffered a kitchen fire Saturday night, with the blaze discovered in the kitchen area.
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Clark Nelson
Ardsley Inn
Akeley
Williams secures Pearson interest in Warren Auto Laundry
H Q O Williams has secured Charles G Pearson's interests in the Warren Auto Laundry on lower Market Street. Rev Lloyd Ruland, a missionary from China, will occupy the pulpit at the First Presbyterian Church Sunday morning.
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H. QO. Williams
Charles G. Pearson
Warren Auto
Lower Market Street
Lloyd Ruland
China
First Presbyterian
One Minute Pulpit Scripture Excerpt Brief Parable
A compact bulletin echoes a Bible teaching about greeting a house, offering peace if welcomed and shaking dust from feet if not. The passage, cited as Matthew 10 12 14, reflects a declination of further words when a house or city rejects the messenger.
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Shah
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Charles Pp, Stewart
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Hesperus
Earth
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Edgar A. Guest
Peter's Adventures
Florence Vincent
Mrs
Virginia LE
Louie
New Yorker
Clark Kinnaird
New York
Bronx
Upper York State
Carl
Joseph
Hannah
Lulu Bunt
Pete
Amawern
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