Republican ticket slate listed for 1932 election
The ticket shows Herbert Hoover for President with Charles Curtis as Vice President, David A. Reed as U.S. Senator, Edward Martin as State Treasurer, Charles A. Waters as Auditor General, William D. Porter as Judge of the Supreme Court, T. C. Cochran for Congress, and A. W. Mumford for 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
A Defensive Campaign Defies Tammany in Smith Era
The article reviews Democratic defenses and denials around Al Smith, contrasting his cautious strategy with Al Smith’s aggressive past tactics. It cites Senator Robinson defending Tammany Hall, notes Jefferson’s dislike of Tammany, and recalls Sulzer’s impeachment after resisting Murphy.
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al Smith
New York
Smith
Joseph T. Robinson
Tammany Hall
A. Smith
Tammany
Robinson
Jefferson
Tamman
Alfred E. Smith
Aed
New York House of Representatives
Charles Francis Murphy
Impeachment Vote Sealed as Tammany Bosses Balked
The scene closed with the gavel finally tapping for impeachment while Charles F. Murphy in New York hung up the wire and went to bed. William Sulzer had learned that defiance of Tammany’s boss carried political ruin in New York.
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al Smith
William Sulzer
Tammany
Murphy
M. R. Werner
Tammany Hall
Sulzer
Charles F. Murphy
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Campaign Headquarters: Split Floors and Big Budgets
In Washington and New York the two major parties each run sprawling operations. Democratic and Republican offices fill city blocks with about a thousand staffers each, while critics say campaign spending inflames influence. The piece notes differing atmospheres at Barr and General Motors buildings and questions the value of large campaign machines versus direct political messaging.
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Warren ‘Tribune Company
D. Wetmore
Henny H. Bessett
B. G. Chapel
Henry B. Basgett
B. W. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
A. B. Khanon
J.B. Moore
J. R. van Cleve
E. D. Wetmore
William H. Wright
Frank BR
Ford
Howard L Schul- Shela
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
National Advertising Telephonee
News Room
Warren
Bea
Roosevelt
Warren Highway
New York
Republican
Barr
Washington
Democratic
General Motors
Shall I Compare Thee To A Summer Day Poem Fragment
A preserved excerpt of William Shakespeare's sonnet notes eternal summer and enduring beauty. The lines contrast rough winds with the speaker's subject and promise that verse will grant lasting life beyond death.
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William Shakespeare
If I Were a Little Girl Then Not a Man
Poem imagining life as a girl versus a man, questioning childhood desires, play, and parental affection. The speaker reflects on wanting bread and jam, waking a parent to play, and seeking attention from a father, contrasting youth with adult responsibilities. The piece ends noting the speaker would likely indulge in the very actions advised against.
Cousin Stork of the Low Lands tale in Peter's Adventures
Dialogue rich excerpt from Peter's Adventures recounts Billy Boat-Bill and Wife discussing Cousin Stork. They describe Stork living in Africa and Europe, migrations to the lowlands, nests in chimneys and church spires, and the impact of humans and war on storks. The tale blends memory, humor, and a gentle wartime reflection.
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Billy Boat-Bill
Stork
Bitty
Bill
Professor Heron
Common Heron
Africa
Europe
Holand
Wifie
Billy Boat-Bal
Living and Loving Advice by Mrs. Virginia Lee
A domestic guidance column urges honesty in love and condemns deceit. It counsels a troubled reader to consider her partner’s feelings, warns against public displays of affection as bad taste, and advises against promiscuous petting while stressing personal integrity and thoughtful choices.
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Mrs. Lee
Betty Lou
Shap
Two to Make a Bootlegger Says Boston Herald
A compact editorial from the Boston Herald notes the political tale of bootleggers and fence-straddling figures. The Florida Times-Union adds quips about non-alcoholic candidates and long-standing political dynamics.
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Boston Herald
Florida Times-Union
The Diary of a New Yorker on New York Skyscrapers
A New York feature discusses Joe Leblang and cut rate theater tickets fueling Broadway success, noting land values, rents, and the rise of penthouses. It contrasts real estate fortunes with other industries and highlights summer habits of city dwellers and the social role of penthouses.
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New York
Joe Leblang
Forty-third
Broadway
Leblang
Leblang’s
Joe
Abie
Diet and Health: Answers to Mothers for Undernourished Children
A health column outlines the best daily foundation diet for undernourished children and adults, detailing protective foods, energy foods, and gradual increases. It emphasizes protein, minerals, and vitamins, with egg yolks, milk, and cod liver oil as aids, plus advice on limiting sweets and beverages between meals. It also notes historical retrospectives and offers pamphlets from Dr. Lulu Hunt Peters.
One Minute Pulpit on God and the heavens described
A brief sermon fragment questions God by citing Job about heaven and the limits of divine sight. It echoes altitudes and clouds as symbolic limits while affirming God’s overarching presence above creation.
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Charles P. Stewart
al I Smith
Herb
Als
Beeverites
Smithites
Smith Headquarters
Hoover
Norris
Peter's Adventures
Florence Vince
Cousin Stork of the
Mrs
Virginia Lee
Lafe
Troubled
Bobby
New Yorker
Red Indians
Astor
Benjamin Winter
Fifth Avenue
Chanin
A. E. Ledcourt
Garment District
LULU
Petri
God
Shrine
Erie
Warren Rotary Club
Ariod
Wallace 5. Wright
Sheffield Township
Youngsville
John Hartman
John Callahan
Moter
Toronto
Canada
Prolitonotary
Whiting
Term of Naturalization Court
Warren County Exposition
Lulu Hunt Peters
Wareren
Heaven
Job
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