P HOPES 10 SHATTER TREND OF EIGHT YEARS
Washington AP report on upcoming election prospects showing Republicans aiming for gains but facing uncertainty. It traces historical party shifts from 1929 to the mid-1930s, noting Democrats hold a large Senate and House majority, with current counts and governors across states.
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Washington
House
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Senate
Minnesota
Farmer-Laborites
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Faked Evidence Questioned in New York Divorce Case
Mrs John H Knoblauch seeks a divorce and weighs a jurist's advice to gather solid evidence. Referee John P Cohalan calls the alleged plot by three men to trap a man with a woman a conspiracy. He notes New York does not grant divorces on mutual consent.
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New York
INS
John H. Knoblauch
Knoblauch
John P. Cohalan
Russia
Veteran Hearst Chief Plunges To His Death
Victor Watson aged 58 a longtime Hearst editor and executive in Chicago Boston and New York plunged from an eleventh floor window of the Hotel Abbey in New York. A note read God forgive me for every thing. He had recently worked in Hearst general management after serving as managing editor of the New York Sunday American.
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New York
Victor Watson
Hearst
Abbey
George L. Jones
Chicago
New York Sunday American
Hearst General Management
Watson
New York American
Journal
New York Daily Mirror
Pleasant little game hints at daily fortune message
A reader describes a numeric puzzle that yields a daily fortune. It instructs counting letters in a first name, adjusting by rules, then checking grid positions left to right to read a hidden message from letters under the chosen numbers. The line shows a sample sequence and letters.
Candles Made From Wax in Uncle Wiggily Tale
In Uncle Wiggily's hollow bungalow the animal children learn to make candles from beeswax. Uncle Wiggily demonstrates two methods using a mold and a hollow alder stalk, warning that fire from candles is dangerous for real children and animals.
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Uncle Wiggily
Hollow Stump
Baby Bunty
Buster
Orphan Rabbit
Bubu
Baby
Jane
Mr. Longeat
Polling Places Designated Across Linn County Iowa
Public notice lists polling locations for the 1938 General Election in Linn County Iowa. Precincts and sites cover townships from Center Point to Rapids and Marion with multiple school buildings, town halls, and fire stations named. Election hours start at 7 or 8 AM and close at 8 PM per location. dated October 31, 1938 and signed by County Auditor Robert Vesely.
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Linn County
Iowa
Ben Leb
Tepe Ie
Bertra Houlder
Boulder
Came
Abeedaphpn Malley
Viejas Consolidated School
Buffalo
W. Vv
Hall
Walter Chinton
Clinton
Covington
Cove Inston
College—College
Township Hall
Fairfax
High School
Fayette—Fayette
Woodman Hall
Palo
Franklin
Lisbon
Town Hall
Mount Vernon
Grant
Walker Jackson
Jaackson
Leginn
Corgon
Tinn
Central City
Marion
Eleventh Street
Seventh Avenue
Thirteenth Street
3Rdsi Legion Hn
Twelfth Street
Monroe
Loggerhead
Ouse
Otter Creek
Alburnett
Rapids—Rapids
Public Library
First Avenue
Jackson
Fourth Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Pids
Rapids
Ite
Seventeenth Street
Dover Park
Twenty-seventh Street
Bever Avenue
Buchanan
City Barn
Poflee
Second Avenue
Pitth Street
Finpids
Warrison
Sixth Street
Ch’ S Avenue
Roosevelt
Cleveland
First_avenue NW
Spring Grove
C. F. Hall
Troy Mills
Washington—Washington
Center Point
Cedar Rapids
Thia
Rob't M. Vesely
Bubu Requests Candy as Nurse Jane Makes Honey Candy
In a playful scene a child asks for candy while bees describe wax light. Nurse Jane creates honey candy. A lighthearted tease about Jack Frost and a funny boat follows with a promise to tell more.
Hamilton-Barrow revival nipped near Eden in Choctaw county
A posse captured Joe Carson, Ollie Miner Smith, and Marie Barrow Francis in Choctaw county near Eden, Dallas links noted. Identified as kin or followers of the Hamilton Barrow outlaws, they faced armed robbery charges after a ranch woman’s car theft and a separately abandoned vehicle case.
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San Angelo
Tex
West Texas
Hamilton
Barrow
Fang
Southwest
Joe Carson
Raymond Hamilton
Ollie Miner Smith
Marie Barrow Francis
Clyde
Buck Barrow
Dallas
Eden
Concho County
Connection Found Between Sleeping Sickness in Humans and Horses
Drs. C. M. Eklund and Alex Blumstein of Minneapolis report in the Journal of the American Medical Association a definite link between sleeping sickness in humans and horses. They suggest the virus may be carried by mosquitoes and cite six human encephalitis cases, five with direct horse contact.
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Neapolis
Journal of the American Medical Association
Thes
Recovery blood Used to Neutralize Equine Encephalitis Virus
Researchers found blood from three recovered parents can neutralize the equine encephalitis virus. Mixing it with the virus yielded muntadine that produced no symptoms in lab animals.
French Colonies Shut To Foreign Imports Of Wheat
Paris reports the government barred foreign wheat imports to the French colonial empire and granted a national wheat office monopoly in overseas possessions. Decrees aim to boost empire trade by eliminating foreign competition and include production statistics. The action seeks to move several million bushels of wheat annually within the empire.
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Paris
National Wheat Office
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Ndao
Eaog
William J. Miller
Bedtime
Hamilton-Barrow
Drs. C. M Eklund
Alex Blumstein
Oord
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Second Avenue SE
Cyne
Davis DeLuxe
St Lewer
Ieee
Tolly B. Willson
Tate
Tina County
Town District Court
William Randall
Fred H. Kubieck
Dickinson
Nankruptcy
Frazier-Lemke Wim
Harald
Statca
Waener Labor Relations Act
Cintey-Snyder Coal
Gaffey Coal
Cscesaes -Yers LaPollette
Resipning
Guy M. Gillette
United States
Senator Gillette
KRAT
WMT
KMA
WHO
Democratic State Central Committee
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