Authorities To Find Instigators Of Riot
Washington reports detail federal forces clearing the Bonus Army encampments after clashes. Troops used tear gas and fire to disperse veterans near the Capitol while a police cavalry front held back crowds. Governor Pollard prepared for border policing steps as Washington braced for further action.
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Rotary Talk Emphasizes Fellowship And Civilization
Rev. Arthur Wake addressed the Rotary Club urging broader fellowship in all relations as essential to life. He noted foreigners often grasp American traditions well and praised George Washington, calling for adherence to founders' principles. Attendees included Bishop Henry St. Tucker and visitors, with club officers noting President Coffman absent and John F. Rodman presiding.
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Bulls Still Hold Market's Whip Hand
New York July 29 Bulls maintained the market’s control amid profit taking. Stocks rose through the day with late morning gains and some retreat in the afternoon, marking an eighth advance in nine sessions. Sterling at $3.59, call money 2 percent. Bonds and commodities also strengthened with broad gains and high turnover.
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Bott's Boot Shoppe Stock Goes Up for Auction
Public auction of the remaining stock at Bott's Boot Shoppe on August 3, 1932 at 10 A.M. in Bott's Store Room. Cash terms. Lee Barr, Sergeant.
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Chicago Grain Closing Prices July 29 at Chicago Board
Closing prices for grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade show Wheat July old 50 44 new 50 September old 51 44 new 51 December 54 Corn July 31 September 32 December 32 5 Oats July 16 5 September 18 December 20 42 Rye July 32 September 32 5 December 36 54
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Captain Gronau Reaches Ottawa in Trans-Atlantic Flight
Captain Wolfgang Von Gronau arrived in Ottawa aboard a trans-Atlantic plane shortly before noon today after flying from Montreal. The event was reported from Ottawa Ontario.
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Education Extra: College of Hard Knocks Joke
A humorous dig notes that formal schooling offers an ascent from frequent fund raising asks such as contributing to a new ping pong gym for Dear Old Whoozis, contrasting it with the college’s tough lessons.
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