Nominee Sinclair Compared With Lovett In Editorial
The Detroit News weighs Upton Sinclair's California platform against John L. Lovett of the Michigan Manufacturers. It endorses Sinclair as more pragmatic and urges action on unemployment, while noting Lovett’s pessimistic stance. The piece contrasts federal efforts with state solutions and remains hopeful for Detroit’s adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton Sinclair
California
John L. Lovett
Michigan Manufacturers’ Association
Sinclair
Industrial Republic
Helicon Colony
Mr. Lovett
Washington Administration
Lovett
PWA
NRA
Detroit
Detroit News
Fragment of Saurus family fossil found in Wyoming
A fragmentary Saurus remains unearthed in Wyoming belongs to a member of the Saurus family. The piece, likely from Baro or related members, hints at the extensive, museum-display friendly group from the Mesozoic era. Time since death is estimated in the tens of millions of years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saurus
Wyoming
Saurus Brothers
Marx Brothers
Hollywood
Dino
Bronto
Ichthyo
Plesia
Pho
New York
American Museum of Natural History
Omaha World-Herald
Federal aid may unlock college access for 100000 youths
The government plans to continue aid to help young men and women with promise but few resources pursue higher education. The program aims to enable about 100000 students to enter or continue college through socially desirable work related to their studies, with examples including research at MIT. Students aided become the government’s academic sons and daughters with a sense of national obligation.
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Helpng
Moen
Yourg
Woo
Boon
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Scottish University Students in the Eighteenth Century
The piece portrays Scottish undergrads from noble to working backgrounds living sparsely, highlighting how poverty did not erode democratic ties. It cites a historian’s view of early eighteenth century student life and contrasts with modern concerns about access to education and opportunity in America.
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America
New York Times
Evasion on Senate Age Claim by Holt Draws Critique
The Detroit News comments on Rush Dew Holt arguing to join the Senate before age 30, citing constitutional provisions and precedent. The Pathfinder notes that grafting fruit trees parallels political timber, implying misreadiness of such excuses.
How to made a country newspaper survive
Frank, candid reflections on fostering a newspaper by earning readers' support rather than demanding it. The author contrasts two mindsets, warns against self pity, and links personal effort to success, noting social tensions, economic woes, and the hard realities of public opinion in a changing era.
Gorgon puzzle clues on a mixed historical page
A scanned crossword style puzzle page with horizontal and vertical clues. The grid includes references to Gorgon, various wordplay hints, and named entities like ElisIn, Mets, and Knapsack, plus multiple undefined entries across numbered positions.
New York Day by Day B02 Oco-Polsters & EW
A collection of quirky quotes and pop culture blurbs from 1934. Personal opinions on editors, sports figures like Harry Greb and Max Baer, songs such as Alexander’s Ragtime Band, and reflections on actors Maud Adams Jim Cagney and Erin O’Brien Moore. Includes brief observations on politics, cinema, and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
Harry Greb
Max Baer
Frances Langford
Arizona
Illian Lietzel
Clyde Beatty
Erin O’brien
Moore Jim Cagney
Fragmented column of witty quips and travel notes 1934
A stream of social satire and personal recollections cites figures like J P Kennedy and Paris life with mentions of Rube Hawkins and Oliver Hardy. The piece weaves jokes about Broadway stars, the Luxor cafe scene, politics, and travel, ending with a copyright note from 1934.
1924 Cedar Rapids Gazette items span injuries and awards
Miss Minnie Weber was injured by an automobile on First avenue and Sixth street. Charles Pickering suffered a broken leg in a Lincoln highway motorcycle spill east of the city. August Kranch of Davenport was hurt falling from loft steps at his nephew's home. The Cedar River dam contract was awarded to Cleary and White Construction of Chicago for 136799 dollars. Clara Ellis and Iva Quigley returned from Salem Oregon with Alice Page. Knox Bradford resigned as assistant chief clerk to become private secretary in Little Rock. Miss Blanche Rich and Edwin Hoyt Young wed at the Montrose hotel. David Turner returned from Hayes South Carolina with a coyote for the zoo. Judges James H. Rothrock was renominated for Superior court by Cedar Rapids Republicans in a six minute convention. Will H Boyce left for Boston to attend the Railway Postal Clerks convention.
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Minnie Weber
First Avenue
Sixth Street
Charles Pickering
Lincoln Highway
August Kranch
Davenport
Eve
Cedar River
Cleary and White Construction Company
Chicago
Clara Ellis
Iva Quigley
Salem
Ore
Alice Page
Coe
Knox Bradford
Merrill
Rock Island
Little Rock
Ark
Blanche Rich
Edwin Hoyt Young
Montrose Hotel
E. J. Lockwood
David Turner
Hayes
S. C
James H. Rothrock
Cedar Rapids
Will H Boyce
Boston
Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Iowa Case 13162
The under signed Lucy DeClow announces on August 24 1934 she has been duly appointed and qualified as Executrix of Willis L DeClow late of Linn County Iowa deceased All persons indebted to the estate are requested to pay promptly and those with claims against it must file them with the Clerk of the Linn County District Court through Attorney D F H Smith The Executrix Lucy DeClow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Willis L. DeCiow
Laws District Court
District Court
State of Town
Chas, Petrovitsky
Petrovitsky Company
Skelly Oil Company
Petrovitsky Company. Incorporated
Petrovitsky Company, Incorporated
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Recorder's Office
Petrovitsky Companys
Washington Cordell Hull Awakened on Reciprocity Delays
Washington policy shifts as Hull hands all Latin America treaties to Sumner Welles. Senate munitions probes link American mission work to selling munitions abroad. Investigators connect duPonts with Zaharoff, Schneide, and Vickers in a global munitions pool. Hawes plans for Roosevelt visit. archives building expansion eyed. August silversmithing shifts. Gruening heads insular affairs bureau. sugar land redistrib plans spark unrest. Sugar, oil probes, and political feuds mix with humorous notes on stamps and seed discs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cordell Hull
Sumner Welles
Senate
Basil Zaharoff
Schneider
Vickers
duPonts
Missouri
Harry B. Hawes
Roosevelt
Jefferson Island Club
Chesapeake Bay
Hawes
Democratic Club
Federal Archives
Philadelphia
White House
The Dresden Sinking Tale and Modern Chivalry
A mixed feature notes moral questions from a scientific viewpoint. It discusses war time empathy, gender roles, and the evolving chivalry in real life, then shifts to a legal notice about a debt case in Linn County Iowa involving Petrovitsky Company and Skelly Oil.
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Hitler
Omaha World Herald
Baro Saurus
Bird
Bet Tren
Nce
Scotland
Tury
Lowsiana
Huey
Huey’s
Rush Dew Holt
West Virginia
United States Senate
Hatfield
United State Constitution
Holt
Henry Clay
Kentucky
Public Service
Louise
Dad
Stutill
Copyrisht
Gorgon
Almond
Noahs
Bnt
Elisin Mets
Wiaigie
Army
Custom
Glenna
Collett
William
Elas
Pat
NEA
Stock Exchange
J. P. Kennedy
Rube Hawkins
Scott Fitzgerald
London
Soho
Paris
Cafe de la Paix
Huey Long
Billy Gaxton
Harvard
Key West
Fla
Oliver Hardy
Mexico City
Breathitt County
Houdini
Nate Leipzig
Mauretania
Southampton
Daisie
Henri Martin
Bois
France
Will Rogers
Variety
Harvey
San Luis Potosi
San Francisco
P. G. Wodehouse
Jessica Dragonette
Rachel Crothers
Edgar A. Guest
Chance
D. F H. Smith, Attorney
Lugy Drclow
Executrix
Awashington
Drew Pearson and
Robert S. Allen
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Big Jim Farley
Jim
Charley Michelson
Democratic National Committee
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Ernest Gruening
Insular Affairs
Gruening
United States
Winship
Harvard Medical School
Henry Wallace
Agricultural Department
Ben Cohen
Chile
Chaco
Bolivia
Paraguay
Beiter
Rush Holt
Arthur E. Morgan
TVA
Bennett Clark
John Quincy Adams
Maryland
William P. Cole, Jr
Cole
Cotton
Ed” Smith
South Carolina
Rex Tugwell
Smith
Clemson College
Margot Chewning
Michigan
Senator Couzens
Summer Hospital
Howard Reed
Arkansas
Bukel
Reed
Futrell
Dresden
Norway
Ufe
Newark
N. J
NORGE
Luberger
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