Politics flame integrand finale in statewide races
The piece notes looming Senate balance and party hopes with Democrats aiming to add at least 53 seats to reach a 218 majority. Republicans seek a workable House majority, while New York Pennsylvania gubernatorial races and New Jersey’s Senate race draw attention. Senator Borah backs Pinchot in the governor race, hinting at possible national leadership if funds manipulation claims are verified.
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Dent
Norris
Schall
Senate
Borah
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
G Pinchot
Dwight W. Morrow
Pinchot
Prohibition Defense Becomes Issue in 1932 Campaign
The passage notes that defense of prohibition could become a political issue in 1932. Morrow, urging liquor control return to states, is named as a possible repeal leader. A Republican radio push features Patrick J. Hurley, fourth cabinet member to speak in Washington this week, with Wilbur, Stimson, and Mellon also joining the attacks on Democratic candidates.
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Morrow
Patrick J. Hurley
Washington
Wilbur
Stimson
Mellon
Jones Admitted Using $20000 In Own Business
The testimony details Jones admitting she or he used twenty thousand dollars from church funds in private business. An auditing committee found a 23011.78 orphanage debt after Jones settled with the board, with 14000 paid and 20000 unaccounted for. Worcester, the auditor, described delays in books and the blackstrone church check not entered. Bazile said Jones would testify in his own defense soon.
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Jones
M’allen
Board of Trustees
Worcester
Leon M. Bazile
Defense Artory
Walker heir dispute moves to New Jersey court
Mrs. A. M. Walker was returned to New York by local police after leaving an estate valued at more than 1 million dollars. She told police she had secured counsel in New Jersey to contest her father's will. The source notes the elder moonshiner used a squirrel rifle against a revenue agent.
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A. M. Walker
N. Y
Radio Schedule Fragment From 1940s Eastern U S
Listings detail multiple station IDs and programs across WEAF WJZ WTIC WABC WGN and others with times, acts, and hosts. Contains scattered program notes for Uncle Abe, Alexander Woollcott, Phil Baker, Amos n’ Andy, and various orchestras, choirs, and dance bands across afternoon to late night hours.
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Warc New Y
Nelson Geoneeerene
WMAL
WLBW
Waus Wees Feen
Wwnco
Wcao Ah
Wjas Wow
WHC
WKBW
WKRC
WWNC
WTAR
WDBJ
WDODT
Alexander Woollcott
Taee
Towers Mata
WLBZ
WHP Wias
WFBL
WHEC
WADC
WEKRC
WATU
WDOD
WLAC
WXYZ
Columbia
WEAN
WNAC
WHP
WJZ
New Yo
WJIZ
Chala
WBAL
WHAM
KDKA
WBZ
WRVA
Wew
WPTF
WJAX
Joe
WFLA
Amos 'N
Nay
WRC
KDI
CKGW
Wikt
WIOD
WCKY
WSM
WIR
WLW
WJ2
Phil Cook
We Wr
World War Vet Seeks Full Pay in Civil Suit
Whitesell, a World War I veteran and former sawmill worker, contests the Veterans Bureau denial of total disability payment. He was wounded in the Argonne and wears a leg brace, but the government argues he can do light work and did not complete government hospital training. First such case heard in Harrisonburg. veterans have about a 50 percent success rate in appeals.
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Veterans Bureau
Whitesell
Co. A
116Th Infantry
Argonne
Harrisonburg
Western District Court
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Government Hospital
U.S
Fort McHenry
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Hampton
Relief Director Woods in New York Discussing Unemployment Plans
Col Arthur Woods, chairman of President Hoover's unemployment committee, sits at his desk in New York discussing relief strategies with experts across several lines. The photo depicts Woods coordinating efforts to mobilize aid and outline policy directions.
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Resociated Presse
Arthur Woods
Hoover
New York
For Sale and Rent Listings in Martinsburg Area
The undersigned offer dwellings apartments and building lots for sale or rent. Contacts include Fred L. Glaize Jr and Shirley Carter for details. Various listings mention 411 N Loudoun, 137 S Main Street, and a modern country home on Valley Pike with hot water heat. Also offered are two building lots for $640 from G Clarence Miller, plus farm and miscellaneous items from J Brennan and J L Jolliffe in Clear Brook and Martinsburg areas.
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Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Shirley Carter
Valley Pike
G. Clarence Miller
Short history of aggrook fixed by various figures
A brief, humorous note on aggrook history describing a sequence where a politician first fixes the issue, followed by a bootlegger and then a mortician implementing fixes. The tale underscores unconventional problem solvers in a compact, period-tinged voice.
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Voters’ Guide
Virginia
United States
Carter Glass
J. Cloyd Byars
Joe C. Morgan
Congress
Walt
Li Karte
John W. Fishburne
J. A. Garber
J. P. Jones
ACO
The
Teses Company
Texaco
Morgan Dennis
Golden
the Texas Company
Texaco Petroleum Products
Ine
Associated Preas
WEAF
Woaw Ck Kgw
WHAS
WCAE
WJAR
WGR
Uncle Abe
David
WCSH
WFI
WCAR
WTAG
WGY
wiaMl
Wric
WTAM
WWJAI
CKG
NBC Chain
Eskimos Orchestra
WEET
WTIC
Lampe's
WEEI
WEE
WGY OR Wine JC
Wsal
WSB
Vincent Lopes Orch
WWJ
WLIT
WFIC
WSR
CBS
WJAS
Wkrw
Wkrc PD
106
WNA Gal Cao
WLB
ZWADC
WHK
WSPD
Wine Radio Follies
Weaa Aul
WCAO
WFRBL
WADU
KRC
WGST
XYZ
WPG
WBT
WCAU
Wadc K
WBAN
WHE
Will Osborne
Orch
WEAC
WOOD
Sere Peers
Coanaleewnen
Ann Leaf
Wnac Weank
the Revue
Jores and Hare
WJIR
WRZ
WJR
Amos-Andy
Clear Channel
Dun
WABC
Gleen
Organ Bennett
WEAL
Travelers Hour
Bono Doctor
Skylarkers
Mike
Globe Trotter
Orchestra
the Moonbeams
Liz
Berger
Wiz
John S. Solenberger & CO. Inc
Loudoun Street
Loudoun
S. Main Street
N. Braddock Street
Stewart St
Peyton St
N. Main St
E. Piccadilly St
Loudoun St
Amherst St
Florida
Clarence Miller
J. Brennan
Sumter, Co
American, Cooperage Co
Virginiapple Storage Co
Gale—Baldwin
Kern St
J. L. Jolliffe
Clearbrook
Hunter M. Stine
Martinsburg Pike
Baby Cart
Cameron St
Trish
W. H. Smith
Berryville
Main St
W. E. Grim
National Ave
50 Street
Harry Butler
W. Clifford
J. C. Oakes
Rockne
Notre Dame
Joe Work
Hoo
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