Roosevelt Purge Drive Sparks Mixed District Reactions
Roosevelt era politics surface in a Virginia district where a purge candidate backed by Ickes and Roosevelt faced defeat amid general liberal conservatism debate. Voters in the eighth district showed weak turnout for the liberal cause, while observers questioned whether reforms or personalities drove results.
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Annual speed tax weighs on U S motorists
A New York report dated August 4 outlines a 427 million annual cost tied to speeding. It notes fuel waste oil use and engine wear rise with high speeds and cites insurance tests and a promised 15 percent premium reward to safe drivers.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
New York
United States
Albert W. Whitney
National Conservation Bureau
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National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
Lillian Jacobs Known as Jake in Radio World in 1930s New York
Diary entries reveal Lillian Jacobs called Jake by peers in the radio industry while working as secretary to Paul White at Columbia Broadcasting. The piece recounts dining at Louis Armand's on 52nd Street with media figures, reflections on Columbia University, and the fate of stage props from George M. Cohan's era being hauled to a city dump.
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McNaught Syndicate
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page One
A compact list of puzzle answers includes Mary preferring the Missouri river over the upper Mississippi, the Wright brothers as Orville plus Wilbur, Ben Hur as General Wallace’s book, I Got Rhythm from Ive Got Rhythm minus we, and Taft’s 1912 election year.
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United States
Love on the Range final confrontation romance
Abe Ankrom faces Ratchford and Bandera in a night raid at the ranch. Lee Trone wounds Ankrom and Bandera, Tom Ratchford falls to Claydell, and Ankrom survives to learn Lee has loved him all along.
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Lanky Farm Youth Held for Slaying Of Neighbor Girl
Locust Grove Oklahoma August 8 UPI Wirt Parr sixteen year old resident of the Spavinaw Hills is jailed in an undisclosed facility for the murder of Alma Manning nineteen. Prosecutor H A Kehn says Parr confessed to meeting the girl in a lane talking about the weather then striking her with a sickle and strangling her He tore part of her clothing from her body dragged the body about eighty feet tossed it into a brush pile burned her clothing and later moved the body another half mile into the woods ensuring no discovery
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Spavinaw Hills
Alma Manning
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Kehn
Penitent Prisoner Travels Alone for Medical Ties
In Melbourne an unescorted inmate from Pentridge jail has been making three weekly trips to Melbourne hospital for treatments over three months. Prison officials provide fare money and he consistently returns. Meanwhile, New York 4-H Club members exhibit livestock valued at about 120000 dollars yearly at the State Fair.
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Australia
Pentridge
Melbourne Hospital
Avoid Cold Drinks In Hot Weather
Advice against iced beverages in heat recommends choosing cool not icy drinks and sipping water milk or vegetable juice slowly. The note cites bodily temperature balance and cautions against large iced intakes during overheating or strenuous activity.
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McNaught Syn
The Geometry Test For Industrial Injury Frauds
AP reports Charles Murray Gratz explains a geometry based scam test to prove fake injuries. A patient lies with legs forming a triangle to measure leg lengths by angles, catching malingerers who cannot duplicate exact measurements. The piece notes Oregon adopted a gasoline tax in 1919 and the policy spread nationwide over the following decade.
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New York
American Medical Association
Charles Murray Gratz
M. D
Columbia University
Oregon
Tarzan and the Kidnaping Threat in the Jungle
Jeff fires at a suspected kidnapper while Tarzan protects Mary and leaps to safety. Jeff misfires after a chaotic struggle convincing him the captor is a ape-like creature, prompting a desperate, jealous response as danger looms in the jungle.
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