Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 30, Number 219, Decatur, Adams County, 15 September 1932 — Page 6

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GOV. ROOSEVELT IS HEARTENED BY RECEPTION CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE ten man," in thia Instance, the fanner. The governor planned a series of brief back-platform talks In small Kansas communities on the route to Denver. In Denver the special will lay over for the night. Roosevelt will meet party leaders of Colorado and a'ao discuss economic problems with groups expected to call upon him. The prediction that he would get | not only Kansas, but Oklahoma and lowa as well in the national elec-; tion was given the governor as he headed further westward on his 8,000-mile tour. Senator T. P. Gore of Oklahoma wired him: "A party told me that if every Democrat in lowa should be put In jail on election day you would carry I President Hoover's native state; anyway. Congratulations on the results in Maine. It foreshadows vic- I tory in November." Oklahoma will go Democratic by I at least 200.00 ti. R. M. McCool, Dem-1 ocratic state chairman, informed

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| him. The governor wired back: ■ "Thanks for your wire and Its forecast of 11 great victory. My imIpresaion of Wednesday’* hippenlings lead me to believe that Kan•’mu will be out after Oklahoma's , Democratic record." !| Governor William H. Murray of I Qk'ahoma a'so promised a DemoJurat ic victory. Governor Harry 11. I Woodring of Kansas ventured a 50.- ■ 000 Democratic majority for his state. The Topeka speech was the first of four major ones Roosevelt will deliver on his tour. Utilities ami 'their regulation will be taken up | in his Salt Lake city address, It Is I believed. The nominee, it is understood. |may elaborate on ills agricultural | views at the address scheduled for Sioux City. la., on the return east. I I Because of the location of that place in relation to the farm belt, the governor feels, hi-s advisers j said, that such a talk would be a * stratgic campaign move. — o Use 100 Loaves of Bread Haverhill. Mass.—(U.R)—Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coppola, parents of 11 I children, buy 100 loaves a week to 1 feed their family.

SEVEN GUNMEN EIGHT POLICE CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE 1 The gunmen finally escaped wlier a truck, wrecked by the gang car *' delayed police for several minutes IA few minutes the abandoned car f of the gunmen was found wrecked ' and bloodstained. Police checked hospitals today •jin the belief several occupants ot ' the car may have been wounded. ITALIAN AIR MINISTRY IS MAKING SEARCH CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE I the south Atlantic at the heed of a sqnadrn of seaplanes, took personal < i.arge of the preparations. He uidered that the plane be re--1 ceived ut the military port Instead of Littorio Civil airport, because Ciampino Is better equipped. The United Press learned th it I the air ministry, through the itali ian embassy at Washington, advised Miss Newcomer to abandon her announced plan to make a parachute jump in honor of Florence ‘ Nig.rtensale, over Fl rence, Italy, where the famous British nurse w

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born. The government considered I P the hte hour the plane was ex- “ pected over Fl rence. and the fact that partiul lunar eclipse occurred , last night, n Weather conditions along the r. Spanish, French, and Portuguese l ». coasts were reported favorable. r o ' Drop Charges In "Mistake” Killing Indianapolis, Sept. 15. —(U.R) —All charges against fTerman Voight, I he ld in the “mistake" Riling of Leia I Myers, high school girl, had been I dismissed today. | Judge William Sheaffer dismissled blind tiger charges against 1 Voight when counsel contended I i that he first was arrested on a vag-j . rancy charge. The liquor charges were tiled after officers allegedly . found whisky in Voight's home. I Miss Myers was kil’ed when ’ Voight fired on persons he believied were bandits who had robbed t ' him a few hours previously. Earl . I Hiatt/arrested at Princeton several I days after the shooting, was said ■ to have been Identified as one of the bandits and is awaiting trial. o Fred Van Nuys Escapes Serious Injuries 1 Indianapolis, Sept. 15—Frederick ,

Van Nuys. Democratic candidate Cor j U. S. Senator, temporarily suspendled his campaign today while be 1 rec vers from a sprained back mif- ' sered yesterday in an automobile accident on his way to Petersburg to fulfill a speaking engagement. Van Nuys was confined at Lis home here. A front tire on Van Nuys automobile. drien by Brooks Bushong. Indianapolis, blew out as it neared an auto driven by Paul Osborn, Bl omfield. containing three other Boomfield men. Both ears went into a ditch. All persons suffered cuts and bruises. — o Oxford Students Raise Beards Oxford. England.— (U.R) — Beards are replacing mustaches among Oxford undergraduates. Black shirts and long hair accompany the Bo- j hernian insignia. o— It Got Their Goat Somerville. M iss.—(U.R)—l-ong ac-1 cusomed to rescuing cats from' trees and telephone poles, firemen , encountered a new experience here I recently when they were asked to get a goat d wn from a roof 50 feet high. o Makes Synthetic Rubber Moscow. —(U.R) —What is describ-1 ed as the world's first factory producing synthetic rubber has begun operation in Yaroslav. The rubber Ik said by the Russian press to be excellent in quality and appear- ! ante. o Litchfield* Favored Him Poston. — (U.R) —Among those en- i dorsing Ernest H. Sparrell, of Nor- 1 well, for renomination as State j Representative, were 80 persons j named Litchfield, all of them resi- j dents of Scituate and all related. | 0 Beautiful Island The island 'I Sark, wb’ch has been called ", pearl set In a sapphire sea," Is renowned for Its natural beauty. It lias been the Inspiration of poets, among whom were Swinburne m.'i Victor Hugo. There are huge rocks over which the sea break" wildly, perpendicular dirts and weird caves. The Island appears. In fact, to be a veritable Garden of Eden of which any an would delight to be queen.

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LEGION ADOPTS RESOLUTION OF DRY LAW REPEAL continued FROM pagr ora learned. George Howitt of Kansas, chair man of the resolutions committee I 'which voted down an attempt to | I bring such a resolution to the con- j I vention told the United Press he . had been informed definitely it would be introduced. A majority vote will have to be obtained for its consideration however and friends of the administration were working among individual delegates to stop it before ita

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