Anniversary Reflections on Anne Lindbergh Courage
A June 22 anniversary honors Anne Morrow Lindbergh's resilience amid tragedy. The piece lauds her calm, unwavering strength, legacy of pioneer independence, and example for women facing hardship. It links her poise to frontier endurance and the family’s long shadow over modern aviation history.
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Sourland
New Jersey
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Anne Lindbergh
Anne
Champion By Decision Sparks Outcry From Fans At Winslow Bout
In Winslow and beyond fans decry the heavyweight title decision after Max Schmeling vs Jack Sharkey. Sharkey’s controlled, defensive style outpoints Schmeling over fifteen rounds, drawing criticism of a supposed unfair split that retained Schmeling’s crown in the eyes of many observers.
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Winslow
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Swimming Drowning Warnings Attributed To New York Medical Expert
A New York medical authority warns that sixty percent of drownings occur May through August and many involve young expert swimmers. He urges precautions from not swimming alone or at night to learning rescue techniques and avoiding deep cold water. Clear Creek danger noted as several lives have been lost in past years.
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New York
Clear Creek
La Follette Progrssives Absent at Hoover Era Convention
The piece notes a conspicuous absence of progressives at the Republican national convention. It cites Bob La Follette and other leaders skipping active roles, a lack of third party threats, and a conservative mood under Hoover, with several progressive candidates losing primaries.
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CACO
National League of Voters
Chicago
Platform Committee
Senate
Borah
Norris
la Follette
Congress
Borait
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Bob LaFollette
Bob
Kansas City
Frank O. Lowden
Hoover
Farm Organization
National Party
England
Ramsay MacDonald
Washington
Hammer And Putty Knife Used To Cut Off Old Man's Toe
Aged Jim Gidden amputated his right foot toe with a putty knife after driving nails between each toe while his bare foot rested on a board at home. The 88 year old reportedly suffered persistent pain from the toe.
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Agency
Jim
Gidden
Did You Ever Star To Think
Edson R. Waite argues against importing foreign products in favor of home goods of equal merit and price. He emphasizes civic effort, courtesy in business, and community development while noting the broader suffering in a tragedy era and the promise of an electric heated bed experiment speeding plant growth and hardiness.
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Colorado
Southern Colorado Power Company
Civil Service Warns Feds Against Political Campaigns
The Civil Service Commission warned federal employees to obey rules and refrain from active political campaigning or risk loss of employment. It stressed individuals are responsible for the activities of any groups they join, after noting recent pro political actions by employee groups.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Improvised Surgery Leaves Toe at Stake in Rural Clinic
Jim used a wide improvised surgical knife and struck it with a hammer, nearly severing an old man’s toe. The toe was preserved in salt water while Dr. Y W Mays provided emergency medical care at the scene.
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Jim
Y. W. Mays
Navajo County Attorney Seeks Re election in 1932 Primary
County Attorney D. McCauley files for re election as a Democrat in Navajo County with the Democratic Primaries set for September 13 1932. He emphasizes continuing the office's policies and seeks voter support at the party ballot.
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Navajo County
Co. D. McCauley
Charles F. Oare Seeks Republican Nomination for Navajo County Treasurer
Charles F. Oare of Winslow Arizona announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Navajo County Treasurer in the September 13 primary. He cites over 30 years of accounting clerical and bookkeeping experience and asks for voters support.
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Navajo County
Charles F. Oare Winslow
Arizona
Stevens Seeks Navajo County Treasurer Nomination
G T Stevens urges Democratic primary voters to support his candidacy for County Treasurer of Navajo County citing his experience as an accountant and banker and asking for endorsement in the September 13 1932 primary.
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Navajo County
Tom Hubbard
G. T. Stevens
Winslow
Arizona
Campbell Announces Candidacy for Navajo County Supervisor
A. B. Campbell declares his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Navajo County Supervisor from District No. 2 Winslow. He asks for support ahead of the Democratic primary on September 13, 1932.
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Navajo County
Winslow
Prominent City Leaders and Local Notices Highlight Busy Week
Dublin shoppers brace for prom day crowd as milk deliveries may be delayed after a Sunday Eucharistic Congress. In New York, Mayor Walker turns 51 with a heart shaped cake and is nicknamed Uncle Jim by orphan girls. Massachusetts reports a tragic marriage outcome in Lynn, and a local merchant touts persistent newspaper advertising while urging safe, vigilant citizens.
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New York
Walker
Jim
Shield of David
Senate Debates Democratic Relief Bill and Government Inquiry
The Senate continues debate on the Democratic relief bill and the government economy plan. The Banking Committee pursues stock market inquiry while the Appropriations Committee reports a 1.059 billion treasury post office supply bill. Conferees approve a modified compulsory furlough plan for government workers.
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Senate
Banking Committee
Appropriations Committee
Treasury Post Office
House
Interstate cattle shipments rise in April reports
The state livestock boards report April cattle shipments totaled 15 736 head including 1 199 horses and mules. Movements between counties reached 12 365 cattle with 13 780 to California 40 to Wyoming 21 to Utah 18 to Old Mexico 78 to New Mexico 78.
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Phoenix
California
Wyoming
Utah
Old Mexico
New Mexico
Cholera Epidemic Rises in Shanghai Health Officials Say 528 Cases
An epidemic that began two weeks ago in Shanghai is increasing with 528 known cases reported by health authorities. A widow recalls her husband was killed in a motor accident.
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Shanghai
China
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