Honorary Degrees for Roosevelts Foes in The Universities
Jay Franklin Washington argues that Cantuhn universities should honor Senator Harrison of Mississippi and Representative John J. O Connor of New York City for their anti Roosevelt stance. He portrays O Connor as retaliatory against the administration and Harrison as opposing tax reforms, urging courser recognition amid a conservative Washington counterrevolution.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Cantuhn
Harrison
Mississippi
John J. O'Connor
New York City
Tammany Hell
Roosevelt
Washington
O'Connor
House of Representatives
Tioean Giddey
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Rayburn
Ogamor
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. O'Connor
O'Conner
Wall Street
Pat Harrison
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
Barrison
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Barlay
Fgrrison
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Dewey Re-elected Superintendent Amid Cautious Support
A local editorial voices cautious approval of Ralph S. Dewey's four year reelection as superintendent of Gorry Public Schools. The piece argues school directors must serve residents, keep spending within taxpayers' means, and avoid overreaching beyond affordable programs. It contends community welfare hinges on prudent decisions and quality education.
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Dewey
Ralph S. Dewey
Gorry
Kidfini
Willian This Curious World Fraser News Night Glow
On the night of January 25, 1935, Fraser reports a vivid glow that lit up the newspaper scene with striking light and color, described as unusually strong and noticeable across the town. Locals remark on its brightness and curious display while observers speculate on its cause.
McGrady Calls U S. Poverty Protest Strong and Comical
Edward W. McGrady former Labor Department troubleshooter argues the United States remains poverty stricken due to poor organization of industrial problems. He urges practical steps for workers and business leaders while noting Congress battles and economic reform ideas.
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McGrady
United States
Edward W. McGrady
Li. 5
Department of Labor
Peter
Quote on free speech contrasts with Nazi policy
The speaker cites a resigned German envoy to Washington and argues millions resist policy conformity. He defends American free speech and press, claiming disagreement despite confusion strengthens individuals and the nation, contrasting with hypocrisy in conformity.
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Germany
Washington
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files April 12 1918
Re-elected officers of the Corry Motor Club led by President L W Olds and Vice President A H Mahie along with treasurer R J Follette and secretary W Ed Marsh. Standard Turn Company figures show Wied Weaver as president and Walkite Cogawell as manager with C Mountain captain and William Main as secretary treasurer. Funeral services planned for First Sergeant Glenn Pails at Camp Hancock. Real Messenger editor Glenn Wy West Ant Nees dies at Newark hospital after weeks of illness. Obituaries note Mr and Mrs Abhi Ateint, Mrs Dawson Obstead return from illness. mentions of local residents Merrett and Frantz among others.
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Corry A Motor Elit
L. W. Olds
A. H. Mahie
R. J. Follette
W Ed Marsh
Wied Weaver
Walkite Cogawell
Managor
C. Mountain
William Main
First One Cent US Stamp Story From Early Postage
Stories in stamps recount the 1847 five cent Franklin and 30 cent Washington values, early postage rates set in 1845, new schedules in 1851, and the 1847 first four- and ten-cent issues including the one cent carrier stamp and prepaid stamp. Franklin appears on the regular one-cent, indigo blue, in perforated sheets.
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Franklin
Washington
United States
Unclear era notes on sports, economy and farming
Fragmentary item references earthquakes, college enrollment, graduation, Mexico gold trade and U S reactions, with garbled names and phrases about farmers and manufacturing. Text appears as broken, indecipherable OCR, offering no clear event or date.
Hollywood Film Shop Critiques Women Embrace Masculine Trends
An article from Hollywood on April 13 quotes Jimmy Gleason, a play writer and director, arguing men increasingly adopt cosmetics and cigarettes as ordinary habits. He suggests male makeup and facial grooming are not inherently feminine and notes public curiosity about famous figures like Clark Gable engaging in stylish displays. He also mentions evolving tastes and social expectations, with men adopting trends once seen as feminine while women freely influence daily customs.
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Hollywood
Jimmy Gleason
Womerican
Gleason
Yovent Autturst
Onn Ghiap
Julluy
Maddy
Cigast
Abe
Anta
Thik
Jimmy Duaken
Radish Growing Tips For A Season Of Harvest
A short advice item outlines radish planting for a season of harvest. It notes starting with an early crop before other vegetables, followed by ten day sowing intervals and long white varieties for summer. Fall radishes aid salad supply. success hinges on rapid sowing, warm soil, ample moisture, and regular feeding.
Roosevelt Aims Large Scale Spending To Lift Economy
Washington reports President Roosevelt and WPA chief Harry Hopkins plan a bold pump priming drive. They consider merging WPA with PWA under Hopkins, funding at least 3 billion dollars for public works and housing, with prefabricated homes and wide factory production as key ideas amid congressional scrutiny.
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Washington
Roosevelt
WPA
Harry Hopkins
Warm Springs
Congress
Ol Pwa
Hopkins
Wnits
Thery
Mink Browdvil
Corval
Paris Fashion Show Notes Evening Gowns in Paris
Paris fashion writers describe two leading evening gown silhouettes. A full skirt with wide lines contrasts a vertical, figure hugging cut. Details include shoulder drops, few straps, and contrasting embroidery, with black and white predominance and velvet touches seen at a Louvre gala.
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Paris
Pa Qnin
Miainkochey
Louvre Museum
Gainsborough
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Fraser
John Adams
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Heloie
Brahe
Kemifor
Huy
Pennsylvania
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Nicaragua Canal
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Dilinr
Shere
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nowa+ cays
Toledo
Reine
Isi Hore
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Real
WeSt
Alent Nees
Newark
Bort
Mtr
Abhi
Amd Atrs
Jon Ieing
Af Dertler
Tole Stdals
Siivile Warman
Nantes
Dawson Obstead
Enn
Bath
Mexico
U.S
Hollywood Film Shop
The
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