Possibility of mil coup d'etat increases; Premier Venizelos and principal opponent, P Tsaldaris, threaten each other; Venizelos warns Royalists that victory in elections will not mean restoration of monarchy; Tsaldaris, in campaign s, asserts Royalists will respect Repub regime; Mil League reptd planning for coup and cancellation of elections within 3 days

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ROOSEVELT INVADES VERMONT, REFUSING TO CONCEDE IT TO FOE; Crowds Cordially Greet First Democratic Nominee to Visit State Since the Civil War. HE VOICES CONFIDENCE Sees Possible Breaking of Precedent by Winning Electoral Vote in November. AS ONE FARMER TO ANOTHER Party in New York Is Not Divided, He Insists In Stressing the Victory Spirit. ROOSEVELT INVADES VERMONT TO SPEAK

By From a Staff Correspondent.Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Roosevelt, speaking in Vermont, says he expects to carry State

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1932Patsy Cline, American singer-songwriter and pianist (died 1963)^[†]

Patsy Cline was an American singer. One of the most influential vocalists of the 20th century, she was known as one of the first country music artists to successfully cross over into pop music. Cline had several major hits during her eight-year recording career, including two number-one hits on the Billboard Hot Country and Western Sides chart.

Headlines from September 8, 1932

Lobsters From Crusoe's Island Taken by Plane Across Andes

FARM PICKETS ROUT 100 IOWA DEPUTIES; Waving Stars and Stripes, They Hurl Sticks and Stones in Road Near Sioux City. 22 TRUCKS TURNED BACK Farmers Refuse to Abandon Blockade on One Road Pending Governors' Conference Friday. FARM PICKETS ROUT SIOUX CITY OFFICERS

Spain Orders Jesuit Properties Distributed; $30,000,000 Worth to Go for Social Welfare

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