Republican Ticket Fields Clarified for 1932 Election Ballot
Listing shows Herbert Hoover for president with Charles Curtis as running mate. David A Reed is U S Senator, Edward Martin state treasurer, Charles A Waters auditor general, William D Porter judge of the supreme court, T C Cochran congress, A W Mumford assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
Supreme Court
William D. Porter
Congress
T. C. Cochran
A. W. Mumford
The Campaign From Kansan City Post
A Kansan City Post editorial notes the upcoming election season will intensify partisan exchanges. It argues voters should listen to both sides, recognize no single side holds all virtue, and avoid overreacting to inflammatory rhetoric while acknowledging the lively political fervor of the period.
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Kansan
Universal Peace
Navy bans use of "God" in ships' newspapers
Admiral Wiley forbids the word god in navy publications. The Philadelphia Inquirer and taxpayers oppose the order, noting the term is deeply embedded in sailors' speech and has a long linguistic history. Critics question the rationale and practical enforceability.
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H. A. Wiley
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
the Inquirer
United States
United States Navy
Navy slang and proper terms in wartime letters
The letter argues that bluejackets is not descriptive enough and not in line with navy terminology. It suggests alternatives such as blue blouses or sailor, explains seaman applies only to one rating, and notes Admiral Wiley banned the word gob in ships papers.
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Bowie
Tommy
Navy
Naval Service
Admiral Wiley
Washington preps cabinet guesses for Hoover or Smith
Washington chatter runs through July as pundits draft rival cabinets for Hoover or Smith. Prominent names include Borah for state, Polk for treasury, Reed for attorney general, Work for interior, Jones or Young for treasury, with Mellon and New positions floated. The piece notes forecasts are speculation and two full sets of secretaries may exist until election outcomes are clear.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
Herbert
Andy Mellon
Treasury
Houston
Jesse Jones
Smith
The
Owen D. Young
Dawes
Jim Reed
Reed
Senate
Justice Department
Jim
State
War
Navy
Post Office
Justice
Interior Departments
The Banks of doon by Robert Burns fragment
A readable excerpt from the poem The Banks of Doon by Robert Burns describes roaming beside Bonnie Doon with a bird singing to its mate and the speaker plucking a rose in June, reflecting on love and fate.
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Bonnie Doon
Woodbine
Ilka Bird
Robert Burns
JUST FOLKS By ENGAR 4. GUEST
Poem reflecting on how great leaders like Lincoln Roosevelt and Shakespeare walked the same earth as ordinary people. It recalls memories of crowds, halls, and the garden world, urging readers to be strong and learn from history without idealizing heroes.
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God
Shakespeare
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Toco Toucan and the Talkative Macaw Visit the Jungle
In a lively jungle scene, Toco Toucan lands beside Bob and his mate as a boastful macaw swoops in to boast of a talking beak and a big appetite. The birds compare beaks, recount tales of hunters, and trade playful quips about their traits and tricks.
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Bob
Husband
Shether Tree
Tyco
Yme
Living and Loving by Mrs Virginia Lee
A old fashioned love powder is joked about as readers write for guidance on romance. Mrs Lee advises courage, humor through heartbreak, and time to heal. Readers share worries about a 21 year old in love and a 15 year old facing a faded relationship with his youth.
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Mrs
Virginia Lee
Mrs. Lee
New Yorker Diary Shows City Without Walking a Street
A prominent New England businessman spends two days in Manhattan without stepping onto a street. He registers at a hotel, visits offices, shops, art galleries, and attends conventions via broadcasts, then leaves from Pennsylvania Station. The piece also notes curbside quirks like limited cash, taxi change woes, and caddy anecdotes involving Charles M. Schwab.
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New York
New England
Manhattan
Chicago
Grand Central Station
Pennsylvania Station
Grand Central
Diet and Health basic-ash and acid-ash foods discussed
A reader inquiry expands on alkaline-ash and neutral-ash diets, noting Dr. Sansum's approach to lowering high blood pressure with a diet rich in basic-ash foods and limited acid-ash items. Discusses bread made from lima bean flour, potato and banana bread, and cautions against self-medicating without a doctor.
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Saneun
Santa Barbara
Sansum
Fire tower plan approved for Kinzua Forest
L L Bishop, supervisor of the Allegheny National Forest, reports government approval for construction of a fire tower at Kinzua. Burgess Lyons relays a telegram from Lorraine Ohio's mayor describing the town's needs after a tornado devastated the area.
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L. L. Bishop
Allegheny National Forest
Kinzua
Burgess Lyons
Lorraine
Ohio
Kiwanis Meets Asks Report On St Paul Convention
Fifty four members attend Kiwanis club meeting with Byron Knapp presenting a report on the recent Kiwanis convention at St Paul. Warren county farm census shows seventy three farm families with radio receiving tests according to compiled returns.
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Kiwanis Club
Byron Knapp
Kiwanis
St. Paul
Warren County
Fourth ward gardener claims first ripe tomato in Warren
T. H. Perks of the Fourth ward asserts he produced Warren’s earliest home grown tomato this season. Roy Greenland was elected a delegate to the Typographical Union of Northwestern Pennsylvania conference to be held in Franklin.
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T. H. Perks
Fourth Ward
Warren
Roy Greenland
Typographical Union
Pennsylvania
Frankfin
Westward View and City Work Mentioned in Brief Items
Dr W P Clancy returned from a month in the west. The J G Devine company began North Market street improvements today with Ram preventing excavation. Schwab faced a warning during batting practice. The MMS tale Doomed Ship by Judd Gray, who died in Sing Sing after Mrs Snyder, is rumored to be a literary sensation next winter.
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Judd Gray
Snyder
Sing Sine
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Warren Tribune
Warren Tribune Company
D. Wetmore
Henry H. Bassett
R. G. Chapel
W. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
A. Johneee
B. Moore
J. B van Dee Elmore
William H. Wright
Frank B. Ford
J. R. van Cleve
Howard I. Schul
Carlier
East
Warren Post
Roosevelt Warren
Republican
Charles P. Stewart
Senator Borah
Hoover
Frank L. Polk
Borah
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Bill
Polk
State Department
Wilson
Versailles
Frank
Claude G. Bowers
Harry S. New
Will Lang
Hubert Work
Interior Department
White House
Gov. Ritchie
Maryland
Maxylander
Doon
Engar
Peter's
Florence Vincext
Toco
Mr. Macaw
New Yorker
By Clark Kinnaire
Tammany Young
Connelly
Ala Hackman
Charles M. Schwab
Viel
Adam
Lulu Bunt Peters
Jon Hunt Peters
VOLY
W. P. Clancy
J. G. Devine Company
North Market Street
Ram
Schwab
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