Tammany Hall plots revenge and power moves in New York
Tammany Hall is reported seeking revenge for Roosevelt era hearings that toppled Mayor James J. Walker. Plans include restoring Walker as mayor, cutting Democratic presidential electors, opposing Lehman for governor, and possibly removing James A. Farley as state party chair. Bosses Curry McCooey and OConnell lead the effort with Thatcher as the Albany candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James J. Walker
New York
Walker
Herbert H. Lehman
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
New York State Democratic Committee
John Boyd Thatcher
Albany
John F. Curry
John H.mccooey
Brooklyn
Edward J.o.connell
Essential Parts Of A Weight Reducing Diet Plan
The article outlines fundamental and optional diet components from Dr. Wynne's plan. Fundamentals cover 150 calories per lunch and 750 to 850 calories per dinner with specific daily menus. Optional items list choices for lunch or dinner totaling a calorie cap of 150 for lunch and 500–600 for dinner, including various vegetables, dairy, fish, meats, and desserts.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Shirley W. Wynne
Cosmetics Through Time and Its Murky Dangers
The history traces cosmetics from ancient Egypt through Europe noting widespread use since 8000 years ago and later resistance in northern tribes. It warns that most products lack ingredient labeling due to no Pure Food and Drug Act coverage and highlights rare poisonous substances like thallium acetate and lead in depilatories and powders.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Egypt
Walker Seen Likely to Fill Waterman Senate Vacancy
Colorado Senator Walter Walker, Democratic publisher of Grand Junction, is expected to be appointed to the U S Senate after the death of Republican Senator Charles Waterman. Gov William Adams, a Democrat, indicates Walker will receive the appointment. he is retiring as state chairman of the party.
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Walter Walker
Grand Junction
Colo
U. S. Senate
Charles Waterman
William Adams
Walker
Lydia E. Pinkham Sanative Wash Promoted
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham Sanative Wash as a safe new antibacterial for feminine hygiene. It claims hospital testing and notes cleansing refreshing deodorant benefits and urges readers to buy from their druggist.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Kham
Next President Faces Short Term Ambition in Lame Duck Era
The elected candidate in November could serve less than four years as the lame duck amendment shifts inauguration to January 20 from March. The change already ratified by many states awaits 36-state ratification. no state has rejected it. The new date would shorten the term before a new president takes office.
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White House
Public sale of valuable Frederick County farm
By deed of trust to Union Trust Company of Charleston West Virginia securing a debt of 1000 dollars to Greenbrier Joint Stock Land Bank of Lewisburg West Virginia the undersigned will offer for sale at public auction in front of the Frederick County Court House Winchester at 11 o clock A M on Monday October 3 1932 all of a tract of land containing 5242 acres at Raceburg or Cedar Grove in the northern section of Frederick County Virginia conveyed to Harry C Stouffer by deed dated November 12 1926 and recorded in Deed Book 156 page 75 Substituted Trustee Harry R Kern for Union Trust Company Terms cash Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall.
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Union Trust Company
Charleston
West Virginia
Greenbrier Joint Stock Land Bank
Lewisburg
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester
Virla
Raceburg
Cedar Grove
Harry C. Stouffer
H. M. Shoffner Et Ax
Harry R. Kern
M. L. Parsons
James P. Reardon
County Court House
States poised to fund destitute relief for winter
Washington reports diverging estimates on funds needed to shelter the destitute through the coming winter. Dr. John A. Ryan argues for a federal bond issue while urging states to levy income and inheritance taxes. he also considers a federal sales tax as a rapid, if imperfect, solution if states cannot cope.
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Washington, D. C
John A. Ryan
The
Social Action de
Jerence
Ryan
Federal Treasury
Congress
Virtual Slavery Charges Stir Flood Control Labor Probe
Washington reports ongoing investigations into racial abuses on Mississippi flood control projects. The NAACP backs new inquiries amid decades of prior probes by Army engineers and repeated grievances of depressed wages, inflated commissary charges, long hours, and coerced camp conditions for Black workers.
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Washington, D. G
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
War Department
Lytle Brown
Army Engineers
Edgar Jadwin
Lansing H. Beach
Earnings of Manhattan Banks Amid Low Mood in 1932
Treasury sources note the 20 largest Manhattan banking and trust firms earned about 69.5 million dollars in the first half of 1932, paid 53.7 million in dividends, with seven firms higher than last year. The piece cites fears of centralized Morgan influence and its global control as a new era of finance.
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Ashington
D. C
Treasury
Manhattan
New York City
Morgan Group
Louis T. McFadden
House of Representatives
Committee On Banking and Currency
Morgan
Morgan Company
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Italy
Bank of International Settlements
Federal Reserve System
International Association of Financial Organizations
Public sale of Gillespie Perkins Frederick County Farm
Public auction to be held in front of the Frederick County Court House Winchester Virginia on Saturday July 23 1932 at 11 oclock AM. Property in Stonewall District Frederick County comprising originally 164 acres 24 poles now 100 acres 0 roads 17.6 square poles after release of 54 acres 0 roods 20.4 square poles. The tract passes through multiple transfers and is secured by a deed of trust with an amortization note of 9000 dollars dated February 1 1926. Substituted trustee Dunn and Duvall. Auction postponed to September 3 1932 at same time and place.
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Stonewall District
Frederick County
Virginia
Irom
McCann Robinson Et Als
M. L. Parsons
Anna Parsons
James P Reardon
C. W. Taylor
C W. Taylor
Ida Elizabeth Perdue
F. E. Gillespie
Harry R. Kern
Dunn & Duvall
Harry , Kern
Public Sale of Productive Farm in Frederick County Virginia
Trustees of two deeds announce a public auction of a ninety acre farm near Middletown, Frederick County, Virginia. The sale, at the Winchester courthouse steps, includes a nine room frame dwelling, silos, barns, and wells with terms: one third cash, balance in one and two years with 6 percent interest, bonds due, homestead waiver, and insurance. Adjourned to Sept 10 1932 at same time and place.
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Tammany Hall
Clendening
Natwe O
Africa
Dr._ Clendening
Olsen
Floyd B. Olsen
Minnesota
Sioux City
Colorado
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
National Catholic Welfare
Uncle Sam
Washington Administration
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Francis Ouimet
Brookline
Mass
Dunlap
Ouimet
John Stout
John Burke
Midwest Deep Waterway Labor Council
Kansas City
Thomas E. Carroll
International Association of Machinists
Washington
House of Representatives Labor Committee
Keller
Carroll
Vicksburg Base
Mississippi River Construction Company
Chas. P. Stewart
Americas
Red Cross
Gillespie(perdue
North Valley Orchard Corporation
Shenandoah Valley
Walter M. Fishpan
Middletown
Frederick
Chapel Road
R. Gray Williams
Trus Dunn & Duvall
J. P. Reardon
Moling & Cather
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