Open Letter On Democrats May Primary Scramble
Hiram G. Andrews writes an open letter to The Journal urging party unity in Pennsylvania Democrats May primary. He endorses Dr Luther Harr and criticizes personal organizations, Lawrence and Guffey factions, arguing Harr best unites the party and can win. He warns against payroll politics and stresses need for independent support to elect a governor.
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Hi Andres
Mili Hanibeudtioe
Johnstown Deroer
Gumnst
Pennsylvania
Andrews
Inp Peat
Luther Harr
Aniather
Ttmn
Ima
Parl
Vimes
Ralph Saiith
Pivistanet Jupset
Jidge
Gulley
David Lawrench
Harr
Bhila
Melphin
Belaind
Aidacy
Bullitt Or
Biddle, Co
Har
Holts
Washington
Lawrence-Gutley
Lawrence-Ross
Lawrence Ross
Reyair
Lawrence
Hiram G. Andrews
Journal
Dem
Arthur Colegroves
Hinan G. Andrews
Johnstown Democrat
Luther Hart
Sumville
Tellinistine Watch
Poli- Hcal
Guffey
Lawrenc
Mr Lawrence
Allegheny County
Pittsburon Juriet
Baltor
Democratie
Ersbic
Polah
Auditor General
Ust al
Casiner
Gurfey
Eliary Developments
Owl
Filitor
Gultey
Pittsburgh Jurist
Arihur Colegtaye
Tere
Hart
Erie County
Italy
Hiry
Guffey-Lawrence
Retundartes
Atlapheny County
White Guffey
Hors
Plttsburgh Juriat Sud
Fashion regulation feud stirs Washington matrons and designers
Within the pattern of wartime rules a council limits length and trim for women's clothing to save fabric, sparking protests from Mrs. Paul V. McNutt and other Washington figures. The piece surveys reactions, pro and con, on skirts, heels, and tailored styles as shortages bite and designers shift roles amid conscription.
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Charles P, Stewart
Ental Presa Columoiat Tall
Traditcion Board
Tylon
Mlhw
C Bagan
Paul V. McNutt
Washington
Twenty Years Ago Taken From Journal Tiles April 20 1942
Anholisensenk announced immediate work toward constructing the New Grand Theatre on North Center Street and adding a stage to the Rex Theatre on South Street. George W. Stone heads a major bonding firm, the Ceo W Stone Company, formed in Cleveland. Mrs. Dawson Olmstead, formerly of this city, appeared in an Atlanta Journal picture singing for Radio from Fort McPherson. Local improvements continue with Perry Nichols building a taxi office by the union station and the Thomas Gontraction Company repairing the Nation bullring and planning office space near Livermore store. Geiger ice cream factory is being faxed and other shops like Candy Shop and Payer store on West Main are improving. C. L. Alexander leads the Third district assemblyman race in the May 1 election. A severe windstorm damages Whittlesey cup works and Crate Millinery windows. Robert Barr Brown and Sophis Christine Anderson wed in Pittsfield on April 8.
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Perry Nichols
Union Station
Thomas Gonatraction Commane
Trnation
Thei
Livermore
N. Center
Washington Streets
Oil Geiger
North Center Street
Payer
West Main Street
Daily Quiz: Mixed Historical Facts and Jumbled Questions
A scrambled quiz asks about Arthur MacArthur and Douglas MacArthur, Nero, Claudius, Napoleonic era, and various global trivia. The garbled list mixes names, titles, locations, and dates, asking true false and identification questions without clear structure.
Microfilming to Transform Government Record Keeping
Washington Day Book notes wartime push to microfilm vast government files to save space and reduce loss. Army survey shows 180 million active records requiring 12 000 drawers. microfilm could shrink needs to 50 cabinets, cut space and deterioration risks, and ease disposal concerns. Only about 20 percent of filed records are ever reused, most for litigation.
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Esides
Tumdon
Uastecpower
Ington
Washington
Daily Dozen features Pat the goat in Porgy and Bess act
A colorful item traces Pat the goat owned by Dan DuBue of Maplewood New Jersey who hauls Porgy on Broadway and in radio ads. The piece notes Pat's $40 weekly earnings, backstage room, and antics including gobbling cigarette butts and his bachelor life. It also briefly touches on Dan DuBue and Pat's onstage prominence and quirky romance.
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Manhattan
George Tucker
York
New York
Broadway
Pat
Porgy
Bess
Mary
Dan DuBue
Pal
Brigoner
Palla
Whith
Justie Wing
Dan
Furnitura
Wes
Ray
Wilch
Jim
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Fragmentary OCR text hints at a wartime or medical note with references to parental roles and a deteriorating situation. It mentions a mother, a child, and a date motif, but the fragmentary nature leaves core facts unclear.
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Unable to extract readable facts from the provided OCR fragment. The text appears garbled and lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent newspaper item.
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Alro
Rane Eler
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Malaya
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George C. Marshall
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Roosevelt
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U. S
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Stanley Marcus
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le Henderson Tomes
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Ersatz
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R.j.scott
Ai Ailou
Eepead
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Amer
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Corry Amusement Company
Grand Theatre
North Center Stroat
Rex Theatre
Souths Street
George W. Stone
Cleveland
Ceo. W. Stone
Ohio City
The
Atlanta Journal
Dawson Olmstead
Radio
C. L. Alexander
Whittlesey Cup Works
East Pleasant Street
South Center Street
Robert Barr Brown
B.A. Brown
Sophis Christine Anderson
Pittsfield
Haven of Shave
Turath
Arthur MacArthur
Nijer
Douglas MacArthur
Poppaeu
Herod Nero
Lewis
Naputenni Lw
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Erie
Southland
AL Bios& Principany
Henry David
Thoreau
Washington Day Book
Jack Stinnett
Nan Yawk
Customs House
Daily Dozen
Tom ‘Medical Society of
Hye Binte
Miei
Teurntog
Phopile
Wes Hoh
Bollatain
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