Prediction of Leftist Party Rise by 1940
Los Angeles April 2 United Press says Paul H. Douglas, long professor at the University of Chicago, predicts a new party modeled on Sweden’s system will gain followers and elect a President by 1940. He says the Democratic Party will revert to type by then, with progressives shifting to a third party as Roosevelt’s reforms face limits.
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American Commonwealth Federation
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Democratic Party
Brutal Farm Murder Probed In Slippery Rock Area
Mrs Laura Double Kelly 75 was found dead in a well on a farm near Slippery Rock Pennsylvania. State police joined county detectives in a search for a clue. Coroner said the body showed blunt force trauma and had been in water about 48 hours. The killer sought. Her brother Elmer Double 65 of New Kensington is missing and questioned.
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Laura Double Kelly
Buller Foycracks
Watler County
Slowe
M. W. Hedland
Third Party Emerges From New Deal Debate Across States
The passage outlines a possible new third party formed from disillusioned Democrats and unemployed workers. It compares its platform to Sweden's model, advocating government ownership of basic industries while preserving private ownership in others, plus labor protections and wage standards. It cites progressives from Minnesota and Wisconsin, Epics, and Townsend planners as contributing forces.
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Farmer Labor Party of
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Wisconsin
Progressive Party
California
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Frog Walks on Ceilings Found in Australia
A green tree frog capable of walking on ceilings has been observed in Australia. Researchers note the unusual ability may relate to adaptations in its toe pads and grip, raising questions about arboreal locomotion in amphibians.
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Australia
Interesting forest owned by church in Nazareth
Harrisburg April 3 One of the most unique forests in Pennsylvania belongs to the Moravian church in Nazareth Northampton county. About 1740 Moravians acquired five acres extending from Nazareth to Bethlehem. The forest was leased to the famed evangelist George Whitefield. The church forest comprises about fifty acres and typifies Pennsylvania hardwood woods.
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Northampton County
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Table Tennis Stars Shine In OC City Exhibition
Viktor Barna Sandor Clance Arthur Hayden and others thrill crowd with brilliant play in OC City exhibition. Hartigan Aarons Purvis and Hartigan display mastery as Barna and Clance deliver sensational shots in a colorful showcase of top table tennis talent.
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Joe Louis
Campaign Against Unsafe Tires Promoted by Goodrich Dealers
Corry resident Idwin Borstorff reports a nationwide Goodrich safety drive running April 1 to May 21. The campaign uses a contest with dealer awards to curb unsafe tires and promote safer driving, citing historical safety efforts and products by the company.
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Idwin Borstorff
Goodrien Company
Lire Domer
North Center Street
Corry
Goodrich Company
Goodeich
United States
Silvertown
Horstorit
Courtship Course Taught at Fresno High School
Fresno Evening High School has started a course on Courtship and Marriage. The first lecture bore the title Calf's Love, or Have Not to Fall in Love, reflecting a playful approach to social guidance in a formal setting.
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Fresno Evening High School
Erie firefighters hold posts despite injunction order
Ten members of the Erie fire bureau remained in their posts after a Wednesday slated demotion. Safety Director Marty Klebes awaited an injunction ruling started Wednesday to stop the demotions. Klebes said he would pursue an early decision, citing a temporary injunction issued by Judge Win. The case questions the constitutionality of the state civil service law of 1985.
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Daniel Andrews
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Oposal
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Pneumonia Fatal to Child in Corry
Mary Kathryn, five weeks old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pirster of Corry R D 1, died at home shortly after midnight from bronchial pneumonia. The infant had a cold days, sudden death shocked relatives. Survived by parents, two brothers, two sisters. Funeral at Lie Dayisoh Friday afternoon at 2, interment Pine Grove cemetery. California tax days vary across nine dates. sales tax is daily.
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Henry Pirster
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Dayisoh Funeral Home
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Pine Grove Cemetery
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