We the People We the People by Jay Franklin Washington
Opinion essay reviewing the Senate's 419 to 42 reorganization vote and the telegraph campaign opposing it. It discusses figures like Dorothy Thompson, Frank Gannett, Father Coughlin, and Bernard Baruch, noting political tactics, public influence, and the writer's stance on misrepresentation and apology to Baruch.
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Jay Franklin Washington
United States Senate
iTel. & Ts
Congress
McKinley
Yale
Tydhings
Maryland
Dorothy Thompson
Frank Gannett
The
Association For Constitutional Government
Coughlin
Gov
Landen
Senate
Tenure debate rages as districts bear costs
State school directors oppose the tenure act saying it guarantees life jobs for teachers while districts shoulder dismissal risks and rising salaries. The piece notes shifting staff and funding pressures, plus broader political maneuvering around gubernatorial and party strategy.
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General Assembly
Soule
Myers
Tispayers
Scientists Ignore New Medical Discoveries and Inventions
A fragmentary editorial argues that public reception of new medicine is hindered by superstition and demand for immediate benefit. It contends professional authority guides progress and condemns haste in applying unverified remedies.
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Medicina
Cardinal Annitzer Meets Hitler Over Austrian Catholics
Theodore Cardinal Annitzer conferred with Adolf Hitler in Vienna after the Anschluss as church bells rang for the German leader. Catholics, comprising about 90 percent of Austria's population, faced uncertain fate amid the seizure of the country.
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Austria
Theodore Cardinal Annitzer
Hitler
Vienna
Portrait of Susan Hayward in Hollywood Next Big Screen Star
April 4 Hollywood profile paints Susan Hayward as a rising film talent. It notes her Brooklyn High School background, ambition to design clothing, and early misadventures from throwing objects into the Grand Canyon to near accidents that shaped her. The piece teases her breakout in Three Broadway Girls and hints at her public persona and personality.
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Hollywood
Susan Hayward
Trafic
Brooklyn
Grand Canyon
Golls
Noone
Tyr
Trish
Ile
Commercial High School
Susin
Jol
Tyler
Roosevelt to address monopoly in upcoming message
Washington reports outline a presidential plan likely calling for elimination of holding companies, higher intercorporate dividend taxes, and federal regulation of investment firms to curb economic power. Justice Department revisions to monopoly laws and new corporate finance guidelines are also anticipated in the message.
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Rodney Dutcher
Nlass Sticoné
Roosevelt
Congress
Mublic
Supreme Court
iSome
Department of Justice
Pentest
Mustela
Harold Inkes
Germany
Hulk
Veteran of Four U.S. Wars Retires
Master found Dolan, a veteran who served in the Spanish American War the Philippine Insurrection and World War I, retires from the U S Army after 30 years in mostly the air corps.
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U.S. Wars
Foun Dolan
Mexico
Villa
U. S. Army
Ervice
Air Corps
Paris Fashions Highlight Chanel and Paquin Styles
Paris styles feature Chanel’s romantic black lace gown with tight sleeves and silk gloves, Paquin’s velvet and jersey dresses with full gathers, and crystal bead trim. Princess de Faucigny-Lutignes favors Paquin’s silk jersey forms, while Ms. Biddle opts for a white tullet gown with crystal beads and organza accents.
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Eugene de Rothchild
Lierself
Mile
Chanel
Hay
Paquin
Princess de Faucigny-Lutignenso
Sill
Norice
Anthony Texel Biddle
iRnelisti
Fragmentary OCR notice from local page
Incomplete text shows scattered fragments about events and places with unclear names. The readable bits reference Usa, popular events, and evenings, but most content is garbled and lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files
A 1918 column recaps delays in completing the new Public Library building, notes a local accident at home, reports Dorothy Anger’s fall, announces W Morganridge’s Republican state assembly bid, mentions Corry and Crawford counties residents departing for Camp Hancock, and cites Pirate H C Perry’s furlough visit with Union City. Mrs Clyne D Wilves travels to Winchester to visit daughter Hunter Pope and family.
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H.C. Perry
Hame
Union City
Camp Hancoels
Clyne Id. Wilves
Winchester
Hunter Pope
RaBARES A ST. LOUIS bellboy and a 27 year old woman
A fragmentary police to-do list item a St Louis bellboy described as a woman aged 27 surfaces amid garbled notes. The text spirals into unrelated quotes about language, budget woes, and mass purges with no coherent narrative or clear event.
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ST. Louis
America
Europe
Heil
Hitler
Little Napoleon and the Dollfuss Assassination Recalled
A retrospective on Engelbert Dollfuss and the 1934 Vienna crisis. The attempt to seize government by Nazis failed. Engelbert Dollfuss was shot by Oto Flanetta, and the conspirators were executed. Germany later disavowed Nazi ties as Austria's fate shifted toward annexation decades later.
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Napoleon
Dollfuss
Adolf Hitler
Vienna
Oto Flanetta
Engelbert Doll
der Fuetter
Inapoleon
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