McNutt Named Indiana Governor Nominee In Democratic Push
The nomination of Paul V. McNutt for Indiana governor highlights a young, energetic leader with a Harvard law degree and Indiana University roots. He rose to lieutenant colonel in WWI and became dean of Indiana University Law School, earning broad recognition. The piece also stresses proper U S flag display practices for national observances and urges respect for the flag, citing the American Legion and Burch Wood Post 121.
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Paul V. McNutt
Democratic Party
Indiana
Paul McNutt
Hoosier
Indiana University
Harvard Uni- Séccity
Martinsville
The
State University
McNutt
Law School
Indiana Department of the American Legion
Aviess County
American Legion
Burch-Wood Post
Five Years Ago in 1987 and 1017 Events Noted
A land well near Loogootee was drilled to 508 feet. Social guests included Katherine Burke and Marride ton associates from Denver. A city meeting outlined plans for an $8,500 local effort within an $190,000,000 Cross war fund, with J. G. Allen as chairman and a long executive committee. A birth announced: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Georg Kassler.
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Loogootee
Daviess County
J. G. Allen
W. H. Kiefer
C. A. Kidwell
H. O’donni
J. M. Twitty
Georg Godwich
A. H. Greenwood
Ezra Mattingly
J. Cunningham
Arthur Allen
T. Harris
Donald Ellis
Roosevelt and Smith Feud Shapes 1932 Presidential Outlook
A long, fragmentary political notice recalls Theodore Roosevelt and Al Smith as former allies turned rivals. It notes Roosevelt’s rising profile, Smith’s dominance as a New York boss, and speculation on how their feud could affect the 1932 campaign. The piece ends with a metaphor about platinum melting at higher temperatures than steel.
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Prohibition repeal seen as revenue issue in Hoover era talk
In a fragmented report from Oklahoma, discussions hint at Hoover’s appeal among top class lawmakers. Figures like Johnson see repeal as a revenue source while suggesting many Congress members face weak re-election prospects. The piece notes local protests in Norman and Chickasha over state matters and hints at broader sentiment toward Hoover.
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Roo Evelt
Newton D
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Oklahoma City
Norman
Fred Twan
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Hoovey
Johnson
United Press
de Ou Ae
The First Session of Congress Sees Economic Bill Battle
A veteran correspondent argues the 72nd Congress faces a momentum shift with wage cuts, furlough plans, and calls for a two billion dollar bond for public works. He criticizes prior unemployment rhetoric, urges a “new deal” and farm-led recovery, and condemns biased press efforts against Congress amid fiscal battles.
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assis—Center
Pasig
Hansen crosses cherry with olive to grow sweet fruit
In Wichita Kansas H J Hansen a local resident reports a cherry olive cross that yields a prolific tree bearing sweet fruit unlike the sour varieties common in Kansas. The cross was done years ago and the tree now produces notable produce.
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Wichita
Kans
Oliver
H. J. Hansen
Kansas
Hansen
Town Hosts Wide Weekend of Visits and Guests
A long list of visitors and callers from Shoals to Terre Haute filled Sundays and weekends. Local residents hosted relatives from Bloomington, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and Bedford. many traveled to Terre Haute for State Teachers College events and other activities.
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Martha Taylor
Terre Haute
Olt
Peart
Florence Baker
John Baker
State Teachers College
Self a Restaurant Hiring on Tuesday on Clark Street Eugene
A fragment notes a murder and death by self harm linked to a landlord incident. The text mentions Clark Street in Eugene and a restaurant hiring event slated for Tuesday. No clear names or dates are provided beyond locations.
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Clark Street
Eugene
W C T U President Opposes repeal of Prohibition Amendment
President of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union spoke at a state meeting noting the national Democratic and Republican conventions offered no move to repeal the prohibition amendment. Members discussed ongoing temperance efforts and pledged continued advocacy.
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Antonig
The
Women’s Christian Terjorance Union
Man Ends 100000 Mile World Travel With Self Inflicted Death
Herman Hainick 70 of Edmonton Alberta ended a life of global travel by placing his head on a railroad track in East St. Louis. A diary entry noted his journeys and stated we “found the end of the roar.”
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East St. Louis
All
Herman Hainick
Edmonton
Alberta
Chigger Crop Increases In Fort Worth Area
Fort Worth reports a bumper crop of chiggers this year causing widespread bites on people and animals. County agents issue public remedies and notices in newspapers to combat the infestations on golf courses and woodlands.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Golf
Woode
Doctrine of Assurance Talk Attracts Attendees
The community is invited to a session titled The Doctrine of Assurance led by G C Hitchcock. It aims to clarify faith versus doctrine and urges attendance by non churchgoers for spiritual enrichment and shared prayer. A note calls for Hastings funds to cover bills promptly.
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Hastings
Walnut School
Geo. C. Hitchcock
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