Reform Call Splits Republican Ranks In Washington
Idaho Senator Borah presses for Fletcher’s resignation and a full GOP reorganization while Senator Couzens challenges for a constructive program. Fletcher resists, urging a special committee path, as party leaders warn against personal rancor and push for a sober revival after defeats in two elections.
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William H. Borsk
Idaho
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Michigan
Senator Borah
Couzens
Borah
Fletcher
National Committee
Senator Couzens
Bir. Borah
Mr. Borah
Charles D. Hilles
Mark L. Requa
New York
California
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Democratic Party
James M. Cox
Hoover
Alfred J5. Smith
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Political divisions threaten GOP elephant in 1936 era
The piece notes intra party factions including Borahs and conservatives, debating who can mold a party image. It discusses Secretary Wallace's AAA report urging balanced abundance, production adjustment, and a move toward increased international trade. It highlights tensions among New Deal policies and calls for farm engineering tweaks to terrace farming tools.
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Mr. Fletcher
Mr. Borah
Mr. Couzens
Republican Party
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Nyes
Norrises
Metchers
Hilleses
Requas
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Roosevelt
House Dress Pattern 1833 Guidance on Choosing Styles
Text provides fragmented guidance on selecting a house dress pattern from 1833. It emphasizes avoiding tight or revealing styles and notes front closing and paneled skirt features as favorable elements. The disjointed language limits clear details beyond general style preferences.
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Sewing pattern sells chic scallop sleeve dresses
The reader is invited to order Pattern 1933 from the Sewing Pattern Department at 243 Fifth Avenue New York City. Available in several bust sizes with a gay cotton print, the pattern includes illustrated step by step sewing instructions. Send fifteen cents and state size when writing.
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Sewing Pattern Department
Vlenteanth Street
New York
Humorous boasting overheard about running time and distance
A brief gag shows two shabby men boasting about their ears and running, one claims he cannot run a hundred miles because the distance is too short for the time, a quip that plays on slang and rhythm.
Fragmented OCR News Item on Training and Animals
A mangled text fragment describes a drill instructor and a recruit learning to shoot, mentioning a rifle, a movement toward a mother, and a reference to a leopard cage. It appears as a noisy page crumb with unclear context and multiple garbled voices. The piece lacks coherent events or verifiable entities.
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