Republican ticket lineup for 1932 election
The ticket lists President Herbert Hoover and Vice President Charles Curtis. It includes United States Senator David A. Reed, State Treasurer Edward Martin, Auditor General Charles A. Waters, Judge of the Supreme Court William D. Porter, Congress candidate T. C. Cochran, and Assembly candidate A. W. Mumford.
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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
July Celebrates Revolutions and Founding Ideals in History
July marks the 152nd anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and recalls the French Revolution and Rousseau’s influence. It notes John Calvin’s impact on American republican foundations, including church governance and migration patterns shaped by religious wars.
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Great Britain
United States
Paris
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Rousseau
Voltaire
America
John Calvin
Calvin
Europe
July anniversaries highlight pivotal historical figures
The article recalls anniversaries in July, noting births and deaths of Hamilton, Burke, Braddock, Erasmus, Blackstone, Petrarch, Burns, Kempis, and Bleriot. It contrasts past struggles for central government and abolition with modern aviation, citing Lindbergh and Channel flights, while laments local enthusiasm for a landing field.
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Noyon
Picardy
Alexander
Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Burr
Tammany Society
Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party
Edmund Burke
Braddock
George Washington
Erasmus
Charles Reade
William Blackstone
Petrarch
Troubadours
Bobbie Burns
Thomas Kempis
Louis Bleriot
English Channel
Barques
Dover
Charles Lindbergh
Atlantic
Warren
Realigning the parties in a Hoover Smith clash
Washington notes a pivotal campaign realignment between Hoover and Smith. Hoover champions standardization and efficiency, a machine age thinker, while Smith favors individual rights and flexible, tailor-made governance. The piece contrasts their philosophies and notes the coming verdict in November.
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Herbert Hoover
al Smith
Hoover
Smith
Peter's Adventures Macaw and His Coat
Florence Vincent recounts Peter and Rod meeting a grand Macaw in South America. The talkative bird preens, calls for his family, and showcases a comedy of parrots and wrinkled two legged monkeys. The scene ends with Mrs Bobolink laughing at the antics.
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Peter's
Florence Vincent
MR. Macaw and
Macaw
South Amerca
Rod
Husband
Bob
When We Two Parted Byron Poem Note
An attribution of the lyric poem by George Gordon Byron. It presents themes of sorrow, memory, and parting. The speaker recalls a love betrayed, the vow broken, and a future reunion feared with quiet grief and silent tears.
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George Gordon Byron
Just Folks Home at Peace Poem by Edgar A Guest
A short poem depicts a tranquil world where children play among roses under a summer sky. It reflects on simple joys, friendship, love, and faith that keep bitterness away, suggesting wealth and fame cannot add more to life’s richest joys.
Diary of a New Yorker on Dry War Headlines
In New York July reports of a new dry war trigger revived interest in speakeasies with higher prices and restocked cellars. Pets find boarding hotels, while summer fashion shifts toward longer dresses. A wax display prompts sidewalk crowds and elevators reshape skylines with steel frames enabling tall buildings. Rockefeller Jr lunches near Washington Square among clerks and financiers.
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New York
U. S
Broadway
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Washington Square
Diet and Health on Constipation Remedies
The piece urges reallocating funds from physics to fruits and vegetables to improve bowel health. It lists causes of constipation and prescribes habits: balanced meals with roughage, regular evacuation after meals, ample water, exercise, and avoiding drugs. It outlines a regime using agar, psyllium, oil, and flaxseed, and previews a future column on spastic constipation and mucous colitis.
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United States
Retrospective Briefs Report Fire Damages Railway Building
Fire of undetermined origin last night damaged a one story brick building of the American Railway 28 company, causing a loss of about $150. Trustees of Warren General Hospital announced the purchase of the J A Aaron dwelling as a nurses home for the hospital.
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American Railway 28 Company
Warren General Hospital
J. A. Aaron
Jamestown man paddles Allegheny toward Pittsburgh
Ragnar Olson of Jamestown paddled down the Allegheny River this afternoon en route to Pittsburgh after leaving Jamestown yesterday. Edgar Larson, manager of Oakview Park, plans adding several rides at his park including a merry go round.
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Ragnar Olson
Jamestown
Allegheny River
Pittsburgh
Edgar Larson
Oakview Park
Kane Mulls Base Patrol Hires as Fishing Quinns Stir
July 3 1926 Kane considers adding highway patrols to be based there. Orrie Weller of Garland catches a 17 inch bass on opening bass season, one of the best catches reported this year.
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Orrie Weller
Garland
Forestry supervisor guides new rangers in Marienville
L L Bishop forestry supervisor conducted instruction for new forest rangers in Marienville today. General Superintendent Davis of the Pennsylvania Railroad, with E B John Renova division superintendent, were in Warren yesterday.
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L. L. Bishop
Jis
Marienville
New Forest Rangers
Davis
Pennsylvania Railroad
E. B. John
Renova Division
Warren
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J. B. Moore
J. &. van Cleve
William B. Wright
Frank B. Ford
J. B. van Cleve
Howard L. Schultheis
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