Wet Plank Debate Shapes 1930s Party Platform
Newark April 6 Bishop James Phe of the Methodist Church warns both parties that wet planks at conventions could force a law enforcement plank. He says Hoover will likely be the Republican nominee and urges dry leadership to reject wet planks to avoid linking prohibition to the campaign.
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Newark
James Phe
The
Method Church
South
To- Sieh
Hoover
Republic
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Tammany H Lea i
At Hoover
Students accuse Kentucky attorney of blocking visit to coal regions
Accused by college students, who complained to Washington senators, Walter Smith the Bell county Kentucky attorney denied admittance to the state during an attempted visit to coal mining regions of Kentucky and Tennessee. The students said Smith accused them of Communistic tendencies and demanded peace bonds of 1000 per student which they could not provide.
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Washington
Kentucky
Tennessee
Walter Smith
Bell County
Smith
Sergeant's Sale of Ford Sedan In Winchester Court Order
By court order dated April 4 1932 the Sergeant will sell at 10 am in front of the court a Ford Sedan 1929 model motor A2312037 cash terms. On Saturday April 16 1932 sale date. Also church supper Friday night April 8 5 to 8 pm Circle 7 Braddock Street M E Church Sunday School House public invited.
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Barr
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Winchester
Braddock St. M. E