Roosevelt and Hoover Campaign Battle Echoes in Maine
The 1932 U S election landscape shifts as Maine voters reflect a broad Democratic gain trend. The piece outlines how Republicans struggle to defend policy, while Democrats led by Roosevelt appear poised to win. it highlights campaign arguments about responsibility, leadership, and party discipline amid the Hoover era.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Pomerene
Federal Reserve
Owen D
Newton D. Baker
Federal Reserve System
Norman H. Davis
Hoover
Who's Who in Washington with Edward Clark as temp aide
Edward Clark sits in for Theodore Joslin during his vacation and possibly until election day. He has no government job and is not on the payroll, though he acts as a campaign adviser to President Hoover. Clark previously worked as confidential stenographer for Coolidge in the White House and as governor of Massachusetts.
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Garner
Roosevelt
House
Congress
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Canaaria
Hoover
Republican Congress
Wilson
Edward Te Opilot
Theodore G. Joslin
Ted
Clark
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Massachusetts
Mr. Hoover
Ted” Joslin
Maine voters back new deal as Byrd cites Maine results
In New York September 16 Democratic national headquarters released a statement by former Governor Harry F. Byrd, Virginia Democrat. He says Maine’s strong anti Republican shift signals nationwide desire for a new deal and predicts a larger Roosevelt Garner majority in November. He calls Maine a barometer of national sentiment.
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New York
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Maine
New England
Roosevelt
Young Democrats of Clarke Plan Membership Drive
Clarke County Virginia gears up a countywide Young Democrats drive to recruit members for the party nominees. Attorney Edward Williams, president, urges four district committees to organize precincts and cover every area as part of a Byron Byrd era plan to mobilize the fall campaign.
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Berryville
Young People’s Democratic Clb
Clare Coeig
Mi Ie Ee Eaber
Edward Williams
Clarke County
Williams
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Abolition Drive and Local Political Shuffle
One year ago the county club discusses membership blanks as True Temperance leads a women's abolitionist drive. R L Omps is named chair of Frederick County Democrats. Miss Mabel St Clair Pecks marries Lester Barrick at Kernstown Methodist Church. St Louis Cardinals near NL title as Walter L Main Circus plans winter at Winchester Fair Grounds.
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R. L. Omps
Frederick County
Mabel St. Clair Pecks
Lester Barrick
Kernstown Methodist Church
South
St. Louis Cardinals
Walter L. Main
Winchester Fair Grounds
Delegates Arrive from Three States for United Meeting
A strong demand for well colored American apples is reported from England as delegates arrive from three states for the United meeting. The article notes growing interest in transatlantic trade and fruit exports amid market optimism.
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England
The
United
Brethren Church Conference Moves to Local Church
J. Mack, longtime local figure, named manager of the Bus Terminal at North Braddock and East Pica streets. A record crop yield reported in Virginia this year as Winchester flower lovers prepare to exhibit at the Harrisonburg Flower Show this week.
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Brethren Church
J. Mack
North Braddock
East Pica
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Winchester and Frederick County Honor Young Draft Service
Winchester and Frederick County join in honoring the young men draft service this week. Shenandoah Valley Academy opens its regular term September 19. Red Cross sends a new manual to local women on surgical dressing. Infantile paralysis cases rise in the Shenandoah Valley. Frank Beck and Miss Elizabeth Rudolph wed recently.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Frank Beck
Elizabeth Rudolph
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Red Cross
Shenandoah Valley
Angle worms make slight sound and lack true sight
Worms produce a faint noise by moist lips and jaw motion without bite. They lack eyes and the sense of true hearing remains undecided, though vision is absent.
Drought Ravages Hampshire Crops Hit Orchard Yields
Romney West Virginia September report says severe drought across the region has cut farm and garden crops leading to expected shortages of food and feed. Apple crops show stress with first grade apples likely to be smaller than normal. Southern county areas received a ten day downpour.
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Romney
W. Va
Rain Deficit Slows Apple Belt and Farm Crops
The article notes month long dry spell in the apple belt with excessive heat and bright sun. It reports reduced stream levels and three year rainfall deficiency harming late apples fall pastures and summer crops while hoping for timely rain.
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Ickers Toys
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