Roosevelt Strategy Shapes Democratic Split in 1932 Race
Walter Lippman analyzes the 1932 Democratic alignment with Southern Western versus Eastern factions and the central states as pivotal. He argues Roosevelt backers seek to rule out Eastern influence, risk a 1896-1916 echo, and feature internal party power struggles over leadership, rules, and platform.
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Indiana
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Missouri
Roosevelt
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Rockies
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Illinois
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al Smith
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Iowa
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McKinley
Hughes
Shouse-Walsh
York Tribune, Inc
Two Convicted In Police Court
Justice Donald L. Weems found two men guilty on liquor related charges at the week's opening police court session. Jess Welton faced a charge of driving under the influence and was fined 123 dollars and given 60 days in jail. Ellis Shifflett was fined for illegal possession of four gallons and seven bottles of beer found during a raid on his Highland avenue home Saturday.
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Donald L. Weems
Jess Welton
Ellis Shifflett
Highland Avenue
United States Steel operates vast railroad network
Large industrial groups run rail facilities for plants. United States Steel is the leading example, operating 3,560 miles of railroad including double track and sidings, amounting to more than enough trackage to cross the continent.
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United States Steel Corporation
Crafty Woodpecker Causes Park Guide Posts Worm Risk
Authorities in Sequoia National Park California report red headed woodpeckers bore holes in park road guide posts. They wedge acorns into the holes and later feed on worms that develop inside the acorns.
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Sequoia National Park
California
Park Road
Gainesboro District Sunday School Convention Opinion on Barleycorn Return
The Gainesboro District Sunday School Convention held at Old Bethel Southern Methodist Church on June 14 adopted resolutions opposing the return of intoxicating liquor in any form and called for strict enforcement of temperance laws. Officers were elected and clergy urged direct pursuit of Christian work and Bible study with reports from divisional superintendents and several musical numbers.
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Old Bethel Southern Methodist Church
W. H. Cochran
Rena
Charles Wagner
Ruth Larrick
Gore
Nat Smith
Estella Tinsman
Bobbie Brown
Esther Whitacre
Roy Winsfield
E. T. Clark
Paul
Timothy
Christ
Mount Hebron
S. J. Goode
D. F. Kern
H. Anderson
Lester Daily
E. D. Shenk
Roy Wingfield
A. D. Davis
Norman Luttrell
Virgil DeHaven
Henry Par
C. H. Anderson
Edwards
Burnt
Little June ‘Aven
Sunday School Army
F. T. McFaden
Jesus Christ
M. C. Garvin
Baxter White
B. L. Larrick
D. Rogers
Evelyn Unger
Landon Whitacre
Gore Union Sunday School
Gore Union
Wire Preservers and Price Tag Pin Tricks
A brief note explains how to remove price tag pins by splitting the tag lengthwise to avoid finger injuries. An economist questions if the securities market will ever revive, noting reliance on the market.
Marketers To Hold Meeting Here Thursday
A county wide meeting for home demonstration marketers will be held at Christ Church Chapel on Boscawen street Thursday June 30 from 10 30 a m to 3 30 p m with an hour for lunch. L B Dietrich garden specialist and Harry L Moore poultry specialist will meet with women to discuss marketing interests and business. All women interested are invited and urged to attend.
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Christ Church Chapel
Boscawen Street
L. B. Dietrich
Harry L. Moore
Ten Americans Kidnapped in South Honan
In Kikungshan, southern Honan province, ten Americans including five adults and five children were abducted by bandits linked to Communist forces. Chinese troops reportedly averted further seizures. victims include missionaries and their children: D. W. Vikner family, Edward Sovik family, Nyhus family and infants.
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Hankow
China
Kikungshan
Honan
D. W. Vikner
Edward (Or
Erik) Sovik
Plane crash in Port Washington kills two
A storm tossed plane returning to Mitchel Field from Fort Tilden crashed last night, killing Gilbert Burnett, 23, an army corporal, and fatally injuring the pilot Lieut. T. J. Creedon, 30, who died today. The craft roared through Port Washington and neighboring towns as residents hid in cellars.
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Port Washington
Long Island
Gilbert Burnett
T. J. Creedon
Mitchel Field
Fort Tilden
Great Neck
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