Roosevelt Endorsed by Cutting Strong Call in Denver
Sen Bronson M Cutting progressive Republican of New Mexico and former Hoover ally urged voters to back Franklin D Roosevelt at a Denver rally. He praised Roosevelts independence and ideals while criticizing Hoover on the economy, the cabinet, the bonus army, and policy.
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Notable Call to Vote for Roosevelt in 1932 Speech
The speaker urged all citizens to vote for Franklin D. Roosevelt for President of the United States, framing his appeal as a call to civilization to support the New Deal era leader.
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Growing Boy Diet Says Adolescent Needs More
A Cornell university food expert asserts that a normal active adolescent boy should eat more than his father. The column reflects on gender attitudes with a quote about women's views on men from Woman’s Home Companion.
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Hoover Plans Jumps to East and Also West
President Hoover maps two fast campaign swings to the Midwest and Atlantic coast with 22 audiences in eight states over three days. He outlines an Indianapolis address Friday night and an Eastern tour with stops in Baltimore Philadelphia Newark and New York. He travels with Mrs Hoover leaving Washington Thursday night and plans brief talks in seven West Virginia Ohio and Indiana towns en route.
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Four Hedglin Siblings Die in Volant House Fire
The Volant Pennsylvania fire killed four Hedglin children and four siblings were saved by their grandmother Mrs Caroline Connors age 90 who rescued two of her great grandchildren. Delilia the fourteen year old started the fire by pouring kerosene into the stove and died with three sisters. The parents survived with burns.
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Moral in the News for Those on the Straight Path
A Cincinnati Enquirer reflection notes that front page disasters do not befall those who stay on a straight and narrow path, implying moral lessons from daily headlines.
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