Idaho Senator Borah Enters Presidential Primary Field
Senator Borah announced his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination by declaring for the May 12 Ohio primary. He argues the “favorite son” system denies the people a fair expression and plans to place multiple delegates in the field to broaden GOP support. He targets a broad anti Roosevelt coalition and seeks to influence delegates across states.
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Tlliam Bee
Borah
Idaho
Ohio
Bornhaul
T.wm
Roy
Vresident House
Government agencies submit housing loan proposals to the President
Several government agencies working on housing programs presented a set of proposals to the President. The documents focus on inexpensive federal loans and potential policy impacts, with emphasis on streamlining lending processes and expanding access to housing financing.
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House
Lloyd George Urges World Conference On War Causes
Former British prime minister Lloyd George told Parliament that the postwar map redrawing was not wise and urged a world conference to address war causes. He cited colonial mandates and unequal distributions after WW I, noting Germany and Italy received little, while Belgium, Portugal, and Holland gained vast territories. The Commons rejected Lansbury’s call for a world conference.
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Pyr Lloyd George
Wilfrid Clementedy
Lansbury
Laborite
Britain
Lloyd George
Germany
Belgium
League committee studies embargo on Italy and War penalties
A League of Nations expert group in Geneva examined enforcing an embargo against Italy. About a dozen countries attended, but Poland did not participate. Officials said findings could influence U S policy beyond existing penalties.
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Italy
League of Nations Committee of Experts
Geneva
Poland
League
Waly
United States
Labor clash and a new Federal Reserve board figures
In Washington 1700 delegates from coal pits clashed with William Green over industrial unions while John L. Lewis rallied miners. In other news Marriner Eccles and six other appointees were inducted to the Federal Reserve Board, with one more to arrive later and Roosevelt yet to nominate a seventh.
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Amer Lca
Washington
William Green
A. F. of L
John L. Lewis
Green
Lewis
Federal Reserve Board
Ralph W. Morrigan
Texas
Roosevelt
Marriner
Keeles
M & Saymczuk
Chicago
Holt Owers
Morrison
Ronald Ransom
Athiutia
John McKee
Ohio
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Joseph A. Broderick
New York
Reserve Board
Supreme Court of Banking
Tris
Open Market
Eastman Plans Rail Terminal Unification Across Eleven Cities
Joseph R. Eastman, co-principal of transportation, seeks to eliminate waste in railroad terminal operations by ordering the unification of facilities in eleven cities. The move would save railroads at least 800,000 dollars annually after voluntary efforts failed. He proposed initial orders in Worcester Massachusetts, Mechanicsville New York, Grand Rapids Michigan, Jacksonville Florida, Montgomery Alabama, Meridan Mississippi, Freeport Illinois, Des Moines Iowa, Council Bluffs Iowa, Beaumont Texas, and Ogden Utah. He warned of further steps if needed and urged Congress to extend his office beyond June for at least five years.
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Oseph RB
Eastman
Co-Prina—Ter Fof Transportation
Exastman
Worcester
Musa
Mechanicsville
N. Y
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jacksonille
Fla
Montgomery
Ala
Merthan
Miss
Freeport
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Beaumont
Texas
Ogden
Utah
Congress
Nazi Suspect Assassination in Davos shocks Swiss
ILHELM GUSTLOFF, a Nazi figure in Switzerland, was assassinated in Davos by David Prankfurter son of a rabbi, a Jugoslav native who claimed no orders or political links. Germany protested to Switzerland warning about anti Nazi liberal press. The event risks harming Jewish refugees as Swiss hospitality may lessen. Goebbels then banned Jewish cultural association meetings to reduce clashes.
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Ilhelm Gustloff
Switzerland
Davos
David Prankfurter
Jugoslavia
Berlin
Rod
Paul Joseph Goebbels
New Jersey Expands Bergh Kidnaping Probe
Governor Harold G teffman orders a broadened inquiry into the Lindbergh kidnapping and murder. Col Norman Schwarskep heads a state police team with two detectives and federal and New York police aid. The reprieve for Hamptonsim expires February 1, delaying the scheduled execution by Justice Theme Wo Trenchard by about four to five weeks.
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Harold G. Teffman
New Jersey
Indbergh
AH. Norman Schwarskep
State Poace
New York
Justice Theme Wo Trenchard
Indian Tradition Demands Annual Human Sacrifices
A fragment notes a tradition requiring two human sacrifices each year. No further context or sources are provided to verify origin or location.
Massachusetts Dairy Quits New England Milk Producers
About 100 members of the New England Milk Producers Association in Shelburne Falls notify quitting the NEMPA. The group, led by former State Senator A C Bray, delivers milk to H P Hood & Sons plant and cites price dissatisfaction as the reason for leaving. Officials note a growing price differential favoring Massachusetts producers in the Greater Boston market.
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Massachusetts
Boston
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Shelburne Falls
NEM PA
A C. Bray
H. P. Hood & Sons
New England
Greater
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rumor of Resignation Denied by Board of Selectmen Member
Frank J. McCarron denied rumors he resigned from the Board of Selectmen. He stated he never thought of resigning, served two years as chairman, and would not chair this year. He pointed to his past service and said any leadership would be chosen at the first meeting for organization.
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Maynard
Frank J. McCarron
Board of Selectmen
McCarron
Mars
Maynard H. 8. schedules show locals face tough cycle
Maynard H. 8. opens at Concord April 20 and plays four games in two weeks with three on the road. Coach Reggie Sawyer must replace key pitchers and hitters as the team loses Rusty Jordan Ed ODonnell Eddie Hoffman Hank Brayden. Football opens with Milford then Belmont and Hudson, facing veteran squads in two leagues. The locals must juggle schedules to compete with Middlesex and Midland League powers.
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al Cowles
Maynard H
Concord
Belmont
Middlesex
Reggie Sawyer
Rusty Jordan
Ed O'Donnell
Eddie Hoffman
Hank Brayden
Milford
Hudson
Winchester
Harris
Ficcoccio
Town Officials Vote On New Chairman and Secretary
A local notice states a chairmanship and secretary role are filled with Mr. Den as chairman and Mr. Lent as secretary. The arrangement is praised as beneficial for the town and the narrator.
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Den
Mr. Lent
Rising Above the Fog of Evil Through Christian Science
A reading from the Christian Science Monitor uses a foggy mountain journey as a metaphor for spiritual growth. It urges choosing the high road of right thinking to achieve health through God and Truth and to lift collective thought toward peace.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Caine
The
Christian Science Monitor
Dancing Class Moves to Town Hall in Sudbury
Mrs. Woodward supervises a dancing class at the Sudbury Town Hall on Monday evening February 24 with another meeting set for Friday March 6 and alternating Fridays after. Teachers discuss a group insurance plan at a special Tuesday session as they seek affordable accident and health coverage. Separate ping pong tournaments for girls and boys run after school at Centre School with grades 7 to 12 signing up. The boys' winner will face the girls' winner after all sets are played. Senior play tryouts follow vacation, coached by Miss Virginia Sawyer.
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Sudbury School News
Virginia Sawyer
Cossack Post Described as U S Army Observation Squad
A Cossack post in the U S Army consists of four men serving as an observation group with one sentinel. It mirrors a sentry squad stationed away from base. The concept is sourced from the Russian army as a pick of the cavalry.
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U. S
Annual Children's Day Noted by Acton Woman's Club
The Acton Woman's Club held its annual Children's Day with district children as guests. S. Thompson Blond of West Concord performed magic and impersonations, wowing the young audience after a brief business meeting led by president Mrs. Albert P. Durkee. A future Home Talent musical comedy is planned under Mrs. Joseph T. FitzGibbon, who has directed similar events successfully.
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Acton
S. Thompson Blond
West Concord
Thompson
Albert P. Durkee
Jeosph T. FitzGibbon
FitzGibbon
For Want of Defense Definition in Civil Judgment
Explains that a judgment for want of defense arises when a defendant fails to file an affidavit of defense, resulting in the court entering judgment for the plaintiff due to lack of denial of the plaintiff's facts and charges.
Fragmented Historical Quiz Snippet with Odd Facts
Disjointed OCR notes mix languages dates myth and facts about bridges planets Rome and Europe. Mentions Doctor Woods Bri Auction bridge Polar diameter 7899.998 miles and various scattered items from 1730 Forest Germany to Saint Clement Rome and Odin like references.
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Russel Bridge
Doctor Woods
Forest
Germany
Franteren
Rome
Mownie
Earth
Pluto
Sears
Paalm
Clement
Stanielaus Aneustues
Poland
Lithuania
Alexander Dumas
R Club To By Hertford Eastern Convention Highlight
The R Club eyes a strong showing at the Eastern convention in Connecticut as their athletics travel plans include a Saturday start. High school football and swimming teams prepare for weekend events while members attend the Saturday banquet at St. Casimir hall. Representatives like Andrew Karplechik Joseph Minko and Pete Shutoransky are listed among the committee.
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Connecticut
Mike Ignachukex
Pete Shutoransky
Dan St. Casimir
Saturde
Inclus Karplechik
Andrew K Joseph Minko
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