Democratic convention eyeing presidential nominee in Chicago
Tomorrow’s Democratic national convention in Chicago faces a crucial choice to oppose President Hoover in the autumn election. Franklin D. Roosevelt is seen as a leading candidate, with several other notable figures considered if consensus fails. The platform and leadership will shape the party’s path and likely November fate.
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Hoover
United States
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Roosvelt
Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Texas
Alfred E. Smith
Ritchie
Maryland
Byrd
Virginia
Newton D. Baker
Melvin Traylor
Owen D. Young
William G. McAdoo
Rooseevelt
Smith
Jim Farley
Minnesota
East Side
Something Fundamentally Wrong About Spending on US 60
The letter defends J B Wright Coconino county engineer against Arizona Republic bias and opposes a $550000 budget for the US 60 Useless Highway as a misallocation. Wright endorses suspending new untraveled highways while the Highway Commission sets next year’s budget amid county objections.
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Arizona Republic
Arizona
J. B. Wright
Coconino County
Flagstaff
The
Republic
Wright
Globe
Highway Commission
Coconino
Wvill
Petrified Forest Bridge Dedication With Governor Hunt
Governor G W P Hunt will attend the Sunday dedication of the Rio Puerco bridge in the Petrified Forest near Adamana. Horace M Abright director of national parks will also be present marking a key step in expansion at the Petrified Forest National Monument aiding thousands of tourists to Arizona and the Southwest as road improvements draw growing attention.
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G. W. P. Hunt
Petrified Forest
Adamana
Horace M. Abright
National Parks
Arizona
Southwest
Petrified Forest National Monument
Civic reform push urges nonpartisan, capable candidates
The Phoenix Lions club movement advocates nonpartisan selection of efficient state and county officeholders. It argues voters must choose with care to reduce waste and improve governance, urging taxpayers to demand fitness and accountability in the next legislature.
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Arizona Republic
Phoenix Lions Club
Al Smith Dominates Democratic Convention Show
Rodney Dutcher paints Al Smith at Chicago as the convention’s main event. The piece contrasts Smith’s lively, quick wit with Hoover’s restrained press image, highlighting Smith’s charm and reporters’ enthusiasm for his every move.
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Rodney Dutcher
WEA
Hicaco
Smith
New York
Franklin Roosevelt
al Smith
Chicago
Drive Carefully To Cut Auto Accidents In Winslow
The article warns that outdoor activity draws people outdoors and increases accident risk with several injuries in Winslow area recent weeks. It notes a national rise and the upcoming two day holiday period will raise chances further. It urges the slogan Drive Carefully Avoid Accidents.
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Winslow
Governor Hunt Says He Lacks Power Over Highway Affairs
Governor Geo. W. P. Hunt replies to Winslow Chamber of Commerce president Wm. H. Dagg stating the Arizona Highway Commission is beyond gubernatorial control due to legislature action. He notes he can appoint but not remove highway commissioners and denounces expectations for executive influence over the department.
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Tod
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
G. W. P. Hunt
Wm. H. Dagg
Winslow Chamber of Commerce
Arizona
Arizona Highway Commission
Dagg
Arizona Good Roads Association
Safford
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Highway Commission
Geo. W. P. Hunt
Summer Salads for Light, Bright Meal Foundations
A homemaker focused guide to building summer meals around salads, with tips on keeping greens crisp, marinating vegetables in French dressing, and composing vegetable and main dish salads. Includes a recipe rundown and a call to request Safeway Homemakers' Bureau leaflets and canning guides.
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Julia Lee Wright
Safeway Homemakers’ Bureau
Care of Safeway Stores, Inc
Oakland
California
Large Beef Order Shocks Arizona and Los Angeles
Frank M. Hauser president of Hauser Packing announced a contract to buy 1000 grain fed steers from Warren D. Tremaine of Mesa Arizona. Tremaine nicknamed the flying cowboy flew to Los Angeles to finalize the deal marking the year’s largest order.
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Los Angeles
Frank M. Hauser
Warren D. Tremaine
Mesa
Ariz. Hauser
Tremaine
Bug Hunter Dr Walter Carter Heads West Indies Expedition
Dr Walter Carter will spearhead a fever infested jungle search across the West Indies and Central America to locate an insect that feeds on mealy bugs. The pest threatens Hawaii's pineapple industry as he departs San Francisco for the Paris Congress of Entomologists and will begin the field trip after the convention.
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West Indies
Central America
Walter Carter
Hawaii
Carter
San Francisco
International Congress of Entomologists
Paris
Wool clip storage and processing urged for Western states
In a column from Los Angeles, J A McNaughton argues profit from California and other Western wool clips lies in local grading, storage, pulling and scouring. He notes most wool goes to Eastern mills, with heavy waste, and suggests near source processing could lower costs and boost Western industry.
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Los Angeles
California
New England
United States
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
Senate Tackles 22 Million Deficiency Appropriation Bill
The Senate takes up a 22 million dollar deficiency appropriation bill as the final supply measure. Relief conferees continue work while War Department and other appropriation conferees seek to reconcile differences. House actions include conference reports on various appropriation bills and miscellaneous legislation.
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War Department
House
Senate
Coffee destroyed under government surplus policy in Rio
Sacks of coffee destroyed last week as part of a surplus reduction policy reported from Rio de Janeiro. The total destroyed since the policy began reaches 7 978 386 sacks.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Undeveloped Wool Resources Seen as Key to Prosperity
The article argues wool is a major but untapped resource with potential for labor and capital growth under proper leadership. It warns against heavy burdens in transportation and insists resource expansion benefits the nation as a whole, urging action in economic development.
Stevens enters race for Navajo County Treasurer
G T Stevens of Winslow Arizona declares candidacy for Navajo County Treasurer under the Democratic banner subject to voters at the September 13 1932 primary. He highlights experience as an accountant and banker and seeks support.
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Navajo County
Charles F. Oare Winslow
Arizona
G. T. Stevens
Winslow
County Attorney Re-Election Bid in Navajo County
A county attorney seeks re election to the office of County Attorney of Navajo County subject to the will of voters at the Democratic Primaries on September 13 1932. Co D McCauley.
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Navajo County
Co. D. McCauley
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Morris Richards
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42Nd St
Teroi
West Grand Blvd
Portland
Sixth St
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Seattle
Stewart St
Petrified Forest Bridge
Tal
Coltical Follies
Ireland
Dublin
James McNeill
King George
Lorenzo Lauri
J. A. McNaughton
Congress
Treasury Post Office Department
Garner Cowles, Jr
Des Moines
Iowa
Reconstruction Corporation
Daily Mail
C. M
Charlie) Hitchcock
Tom Hubbard
Mary A. Brown
A. B. Campbell
Winslow, Arizona
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