Henderson daily dispatch., June 29, 1932, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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PAGE SIX
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Former Gov. Alfred E. Smith, ;
kit, and William Gibbs McAdoo, !
former secretary of the treasury,
who battled for the Democratic i
nomination for more than 100 bal
lots at the famous Madison Square >
Garden convention in 1924, have ;
buried the hatchet, despite the
fact that McAdoo ia backing .
CHICAGO’S APPEAL TO CONGRES
Mayor Anton J. Cermak of Chi
cago is shown in Washington as
he appealed to the banking and
currency committee of the house
of representatives for federal aid
EVERETT SANDERS TO PILOT G. O. P.
/tbove are three view* of Everett
Sander? of Indiana, the new chair
man of the Republican national
committee and successor to Sana
tor Simeon p. Fe» flJLQto* i»*
Speaker John N. Gamer for the
nomination this year. Below,
Jphn F. Curry, powerful Tam
many leader, center, who controls
the large New York delegation,
shown in Chicago with George
Olvanv, former Tammany hose,
left, and John H. McCooey, Dem
ocratic boss of Brooklyn.
to rescue the Windy City from it*
| financial dilemma. The mayor pre
dicted that federal troops would
have to be sent to Chicago unless
the government lends its aid.
Bet is a recent photograph; loft,
in formal attire, and, right, golf*
ing in Washington, when he waa
privata secretary to PredUaat
ChlliD £©olidge. \
HENDERSON, (N. C..Y DAILY DISPATCH- WEDNESDAY, DUNE 29, 1932 ""
WINDY CITY SEEKS FEDERAL AID FOR (TEACHERS
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The chief reason for Mayor Anton
J. Cermak’a appearance in Wash
ington to make a plea before the
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AIMEE LIESDEATHLY ILL AS MATE FIGHTS SUIT
Phle and worn, Mrs. Aimee Sem
ple McPherson Hutton, the even
giUM, lie* on her sanitarium bed
'4 a condition as her hus
tion for a loan of 381,500,000 to
extricate Chicago from its des
perate financial plight is shown
here. These are some of the 3.000
band, David Hutton, battles a
breach of promise suit in a Los
Angeles courtroom. Hutton is
shown in the courtroom defending
Chicago public school teachers
who gathered in Grant park to de
mand their pay now - several
months overdue. Cermak is inset.
himself against the lov* making
charges of Myrtle St. Hierro, i
nurse, who asks $200,000 for al
leged breach of »remise.
DEMOCRATS’ YOUNGEST DELEGATE
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Mrs. Stella Hamlin, 2S-year-o>d
national eommitteewoman from
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Formal announcement of the be
trothal of Dr. James Rowland
Angel!, president of Yale univer
sity, and Mrs. Katherine Cramer
Woodman, wealthy Ardmore, Pa.,
widow, is expected soon. Mrs.
Woodman has six children who
are now with her at her summer
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piffpose ofriackhng Europe's economic problems are ahown after the
a«ou»nm«at of tb« initial cession." Let t to right, are: Baron von Neurath,
Udrman Minister of Foreign Affairs; Signor Mesconi, of Italy; Herr
von rapen, German Chancellor; Premier Ramsay MacDonald of Great
Britain, and Premier Edouard Herriot of France.
Success for Treasure Hunters
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Two years of effort were crowned with success as this picture was mad*
‘h.anow** the first of the treasure from the sunken S. S. Egypt being
hdtsUd aboard the Italian salvage vessel Artiglio off Brest. France.
More than $2,600,000 worth of gold, half of the treasure store in the
bullion room of the sunken liner, has been recovered by the Italian divers.
\ uteaa uvea ware lost during the fight to reach the treasure four bun*
died feet below thg surface.
i Louisiana, ia the youngest dele
i srate at Democratic convention.
home, Great Diamond I .-land,
Casco Bay, Me., near PottlanA
Dr. Angell’s first wife died in
June, 1931. Mrs. Woodman, the
former Katherine S. Crnmer o<
Charlotte, N. C., is the widow of
Paul Woodman, who died in the
rammer of 1930