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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1932
Page
6
Alfred E. Smith declared that those seeking to abrogate the two-thirds rule in the Democratic convention are "as good as licked already." He described the fight as grimy but still in the ring and noted the challenge remains active.
The piece describes a bustling Chicago scene during a convention with Governor Ritchie greeted by a thunderous welcoming in the Florentine room. Governor Murray hosts a wide welcome in his corridor and Mayor Walker moves unseen through the crowded hallway as attendees mingle outside.
Conferees weigh removing bond propositions seen as destabilizing the budget while a strong majority favors bonds as core to relief. The White House stance remains uncertain and a president signature is debated as the bill moves through negotiations. Democratic Leader Robinson defends the Senate plan as not pork and expects presidential approval despite reservations.
Mrs. Graham McNamee has a finalized divorce decree from the radio announcer. She states an agreement provides for alimony of one thousand dollars monthly.
A special subcommittee to draft the party platform heard from labor leaders. Green urged a Volstead Act change to 2.75 percent beer and faced questions from A. Mitchell Palmer about unemployment insurance, with Green noting labor hasn’t taken a position yet, citing the shift between work and unemployment insurance.
Curtis Hughes Curtis of Norfolk seeks a bill of particulars to learn the state's plan of action in his Lindbergh baby hoax trial. Judge Adam O. Robbins denied the motion as the trial set to begin Monday in Flemington New Jersey.
Seymour E. Allen of Springfield withdraws after being named by the national party for the presidency. He cites the party's failure to recognize organized labor and to take a stand on prohibition in a letter to the press.
Bishop Daniel J. Gercke was notified of the death in Pau France of the Rev Frederick Derichmont former assistant pastor of San Augustine Cathedral in Tucson. Derichmont was a well known figure in Arizona having served as pastor at several central and northern communities.
The Argentine submarine Santia go built at Taranto reached a depth of fifteen meters in 39 seconds during a trial, breaking the previous Italian record of 44 seconds.
Belgrade reports the end of carefree jilted maid days under new laws. The first case punished with six months hard labor and about $100 damages. Paris society diners sample exotic meats from Drome dary steaks to zeWu hump at a Gourmet club gathering.
A reported incident says an Osjo-An eagle kidnapped a four year old girl from a lonely island. Searchers found her asleep halfway up a mountain with minor head bumps. The tale contrasts with a later note about a steeplejack Francis Neppile placing a penny atop a monument for luck.
Eighteen fillies race 5 1 2 furlongs for a $5,000 purse marking the Latonia Jockey Club’s 50th season opener. Jessie Dear and Wise Anne receive strong backing alongside Esseff, who recently nearly tied Washington Park’s track record in her previous start.
In Des Moines Iowa June 25 minor league owners appeal to the federal tax commission. The dispute asks whether women admitted to 75 cent seats at a baseball park should pay tax on the full 75 cent price or only on the reduced admission.
Editors educators and private citizens question who should be educated. They discuss whether college is needed for laborers and whether eighth grade suffices for ditch diggers. The text argues education for learning's sake benefits all and notes history proves government fails without an educated populace.
The piece argues that self improvement through reading and thinking benefits all social strata. It cites workers and the rich alike, noting education breaks class barriers and that great contributors come from varied means, not poverty alone. It envisions a future where productive work and learning coexist across society.
The Twelfth Annual Convention of the Disabled Veterans concluded its business session in San Diego on June 25 194? and spent the final day of the gathering in recreational activities while urging Congress to grant an immediate cash payment of the bonus.
The report notes Senator Cutting of New Mexico rests at his apartment following illness. Physicians say he is not in danger and will require several days of recuperation. The item hints at broader government aims and societal ideals mentioned in a reflective aside.
The fragment discusses marital license, a failed kiss, and a quirky remedy for belief and manners. It mentions a Lausanne conference decision to postpone debt repayment for six months amid a broader, unclear wartime reference.
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