Dewey Favored by Republicans in Primary Talk
In Washington chatter, Dewey leads GOP hopefuls as New Deal backers push for third term Roosevelt and Garner factions waver. Hull and McNutt show limited momentum while Taft and Vandenberg are favored on Capitol Hill, with party unity the anticipated outcome.
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Burton Wheeler
Paul V. McNutt
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Scott's Scrap Book bees and dances in mild comic scene
A playful vignette depicts two figures labeled Scott and Pete sharing a light moment. They exchange bows and brief gestures as they prepare for a humorous, imagined high society dance, with a hint of whimsy in their coy interactions.
Rethinking School Role In Youth Training And Safety
A conservation of school resources and a push for safer youth mobility are urged by community voices. The piece argues schools should focus on core education while parents and authorities share responsibility for child safety and practical training, warning against expanding dormitory-style schooling and excessive institutionalization.
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Political Coalition Prompts Calls for Reform and Unity
A rough editorial lists concerns about ineffective governance and calls for strong leadership. It argues for experience, training, and a stable system in representative government, warning against blunders and power abuses while urging decisive action and reform.
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Tonight and Tomorrow on Your Radio and Theatre Casts
A scrambled radio listings item notes Men at Hollywood Playhouse Ben Bernie Avalon Time and NBC segments with names like Richard Donopila Anne Seymour and Charles Boyer. It outlines programs including Balkanising America and a music appreciation broadcast from Indiana Pennsylvania station WHJE Greensburg.
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Funeral for Frank Esterbrook Held at West Pleasant Street
Twenty years ago Today notes the funeral of Frank Esterbrook at a West Pleasant Street home. Washington PTA meeting and school program cited. Reports of Great Strikes paralyzing industry and fuel deliveries disrupted Pittsburgh district freight and rail shipments to St. Louis Detroit Buffalo and other cities.
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May McLean
Helen Johnson
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St. Louis
Detroit
Todays common error in cautious speech usage
The note highlights a frequent error where speakers hedge with I dont know if yet, or whether I, creating awkward phrasing. It urges clarity by choosing direct reliable phrasing and avoiding unreliable speculative gates in everyday writing and speech.
Edmund Gwenn on Difficult Roles and Stage Craft
Hollywood interview with Edmund Gwenn discussing why senators and governors are harder to portray than businessmen or writers. He cites public expectations, the need for authenticity, and the balance actors strike between realism and performance while promoting The Doctor Takes a Wife with Loretta Young and Ray Milland.
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Lemon Juice Remedy Claims Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Ru-Ex Compound with lemon juice and water as a inexpensive home remedy for rheumatic pain and neuritis. It promises relief within 48 hours or overnight and urges readers to buy from McCandrew Drug Company and local stores.
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Mr Dewey Engages in Idle Talk Indiana's farm vote critique
The piece quotes Indiana editors opposing the Republican stance on the Roosevelt farm program, arguing for a broader Democratic program. It contrasts Dewey's eight point plan with Democratic farm policies and lists Indiana farm gains, debt relief, and credit measures tied to New Deal era support. It emphasizes that Indiana farmers favor continued cooperative and price support measures over foreclosing the New Deal.
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Democratic Party
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Seven Quiz Qs From Classified Page Mixed Queries
A reader is directed to the Classified Page for answers to seven questions. Questions cover flags on May 20th, dam title, the Septuagint, U S ambassador to Finland Sweden or Russia, thunderstorms effect on ego, Sofia’s country capital, a president calling himself a public functionary, Pacific coast city farthest from Washington DC, Royal Family name change to Windsor, and the Crusades centuries.
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Fragmentary Judicial Tale Recounts Deaf Juror Mistrial
A sparsely legible item notes a Spar tansburg court mistrial after a juror proved entirely deaf during a pro tracted trial. It mentions a divi base and the German ex kalser fleeing to Holland, with references to uniforms and buttons.
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Cold allergy reported by physicians in Pennsylvania daily dozen
A Medical Society of Pennsylvania report describes two cold allergy cases. One housewife reacted to cold milk and water causing painful swelling in her hands. the other endured seven years of similar symptoms. Experts note cold allergy appears inherited and compare it with heliophobie and other phobias.
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