Comeback of Tony Lazzeri Delights Baseball Fans
New York June 29 Tony Lazzeri veteran second baseman of the Yankees wins his job back over Saltzgaver and Crosetti. He and Jo Sewell homered as New York beat Washington 5 2. Dodgers Giants and Braves win. Athletics take third straight over Red Sox.
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Farm Union Women Endorse Farmers Holiday Movement
The Iowa Farmers Union auxiliary in Des Moines endorses the Farmers Holiday movement. They condemn Hoover and oppose compulsory public health nurses. They urge immediate action, saying national legislation will not help farmers and the administration bears responsibility for agricultural neglect.
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Joe E Brown Stars in The Tenderfoot at State Theater
Joe E Brown appears in The Tenderfoot at the State in a three night stand. The Texas rancher comes to New York to save his mortgage and finds love with Ginger Rogers in a bustling New York premiere.
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Campaign to Boost Iowa Products Weeks Announced
Des Moines Iowa June 29 A plan to hold a series of Iowa products weeks in various sections of the state during the next six months was announced today by Fred Keating chairman of the American Le
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Town-made goods drive aims to curb state unemployment
Keating outlines a six month campaign by the Day Town products movement to relieve Iowa unemployment. Local committees and drives will feature sales on town made products, window displays, civic club meetings, and newspaper ads to boost demand and create jobs across the state.
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Ritchie Arrives in Chicago for Democratic Nominating Bid
Maryland Governor Albert C. Ritchie, a top hopeful for the presidential nomination, gives a broad smile to the camera as he arrives in Chicago on Friday to campaign for the campaign.
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Al Smith's Wife Sits In At Democratic Convention
Mrs Alfred E Smith of New York attends the Democratic National Convention as an interested spectator at Chicago Stadium observing proceedings and cheering supporters.
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Mrs Nell Donnelly Seeks Democratic Convention Role
Kansas City woman famous for a child kidnapping case arrives in Chicago as a delegate from Missouri to the Democratic National Convention. She was once held for ransom and released when abductors balked at the plan.
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Byrd Opens Campaign HQ in Chicago
Former Virginia governor Harry F. Byrd arrived in Chicago to open his campaign headquarters for the presidential nomination, greeting photographers with a broad smile.
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Ritchie Aide Prepares for Democratic Convention in Chicago
Bruce of Maryland, national committeeman and floor manager for Governor Ritchie, unpacks and readies for the Democratic convention in Chicago.
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