Schnader Attack Highlights Pennsylvania GOP Campaign Gaps
Philadelphia Record outlines Attorney General Schnader and Senator Reed as Republican contrasts in Pennsylvania for governor race. It notes Schnader’s lack of mention of Reed, argues Reed’s prominence and conservatism, and criticizes party disarray, platform absence, and shifts in campaign strategy amid calls for home rule and relief policies.
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Philadelphia Record
Schnader
Tor
Swat
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate
Énelle
Republican
Schnnder
Jmnots
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Republican Party
Schnéder
Philadelphia
Woes of radio talent in the modern era
O O McIntyre laments radio's decline in sustaining popular talent as familiar formats collapse. He notes a slump in fan mail and argues the era of long running shows and guaranteed acclaim is fading amid changing public taste and demand for novelty.
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O. O. McIntyre
Machinery by air saves refinery delay and millions
A oil refinery on a Venezuelan island lost pumping capacity when its machinery failed. Schenectady workers prepared 18 replacements weighing 808 pounds in 16 boxes and shipped them via chartered air to Newark then Miami. An amphibian carried parts 3000 miles to the island, shaving three weeks from travel and saving about 4 million dollars. The shipment was the largest international air express to date and paves the way for more air rush orders.
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Venezuela
Schenectady
Newark
N. A
Miami
Pan American Airways
Air Express
Uqual Gable
Tugwell faces Aug. 15 hay fever and politics worry
Washington Aug 1 Under secretary of Agriculture Rexford Tugwell worries over August 15 and hay fever while Adm Wallace drift inspires new wall plaques. An office drought and painting delays slow activity as tomato juice demand rises and experts test disease resistant varieties.
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United Press
Washington
Rexford G. Tugwell
Tuswell
Tugwell
Department of Agriculture
Candiera
Hollywood Film Studio Gossip and Celebrity Notes
Hollywood items cover Victor McLaglen amid a large pet collection in La Crescenta, Sothern’s beer preference, Welter Connolly’s temperament, Harold Lloyd’s next project, Hugo Riesenfeld hired for Peck’s Bad Boy, Clara Kimball Young’s casting, Vera Engels and Ivan Lebedev as guests at the HMS Norfolk ball, Engels’ father once commanded HMS Emden.
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Ann Sothern
Welter Connolly
Svedda Hargan
Harold Lloyd
Hugo Riesenfeld
New York Symphony Orchestra
Sol
Madness in Austria Threats Under Emergency Decree
A Nazi spokesman threatens death for acts of terror under Austria's emergency laws. Dozens of defendants await trial as hostages might be taken from priests to be killed once a sentence is passed. The rhetoric reflects a dangerous, retaliatory mood sweeping Europe.
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Austria
Engelert Dollfuss
Germany
Wasi
Fortune Tells Mixed Signals for Octavine
The reading outlines a day split into parts with warnings and hopes. Morning warns carefulness in traffic and electricity, afternoon suggests entertainment and a successful theater gathering, evening reverses the afternoon with a broader social life implication. Finance watch urged Nov 16 25 and a caution about overspending.
Ealate Announces Vast Patatesia Acreage Expansion
Ealate claims 250000 acres of patatesia, positioning among the world’s largest holdings. The report compares this area with Jamottli’e and notes a posting of 200000 acres elsewhere.
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Ealate
Jamottli’e
Poalsting
Twenty Years Ago News Roundup from City
A cable from Clarence Powell says he is returning home soon. A new furniture store will occupy the former Natolia location at South Center and South streets. State Highways crews work on nine routes in Massonbly. German troop movements near the French border hint at early big engagement. Carriers BR FP D to receive first salary raise effective July 1. Rev G H Sharpley to speak at Emmanuel church, city park. N R Dickson and son Glenn depart for Van Buren Point. Route Agent Liljenberg arranging for race horse transit variation. Matthew Schack moves to Erie. N I T Club members travel to Findley Lake for ten days. named young ladies listed. Jamestown trip for FF Hi Tilloton joining Pennsylva nnia Gas Co. A prowler at Mayor Pate terson's South Center home fled when police arrived.
Governor fights extra session over Pennsylvania relief funds
The governor defends delaying a special session while pressing federal relief aid remains linked to Pennsylvania's actions. He cites opposition to taxing locals, real estate relief, and sweatshop repeal as goals and argues relief spending should come from federal help, not cut road funds.
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Ann Jan
Pennsylvania
Federal Relief Administration
Commonwealth of
House
Senate
Amon
Sec
Legisature
Amidrica
White House
Paris Fashion Exposition Adorns Countess Chambrun Soiree
At a private musicale in Paris hosted by the Count and Countess de Chambrun many Americans stood out for style. Countess de Chambrun wore black lace and white gardenias, Emma Rimes in blue gray lace, Anne Morgan in printed chiffon with red, and Princess Ruspol i in white crepe with green velvet straps. General Pershing and James H. Perkins drew attention among others. pianist Federico Longas performed with style. Fashion tip favors black lace and printed chiffons with pastels.
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Paris
Countess de Chambrun
Slara Longworth
Emma Rimes
Anne Morgan
Ruspoli
Marquise de Chambrun
Margaret Reeves
Cincinnati
Granville Barker
General Pershing
James H. Perkins
National City Bank of New Yorks
Aldebert de Chambrup
Tomaz ‘Alcalde
Scala
Federico Longas
Hoosac Tunnel's Storied Construction Timeline
The Hoosac Tunnel in western Massachusetts began in 1851, faced multiple stoppages, and finally completed after a second attempt. The project cost about 18.4 million dollars and symbolized a long fight to finish the mile long railway passage.
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Hoosac
Massachusetts
Hooexe Mountain
Muscachunette
Lost Brookville man Homer G. Eshbaugh found dead in Colombia
Washington reports a 1925 death of Homer G. Eshbaugh from Brookville Pennsylvania. A U S Army veteran, he disappeared after leading a Central American expedition into Colombia. officials say he drowned in the Guayabero River near Puerto Greso, with the circumstances remaining unclear. His mother received veteran compensation.
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Homer G. Eshbaugh
Brookville
DuBois
Veterans’ Bureau
Washington
Veterans Administration
United States Army Signet Corps
Guayabero River
Colombia
Eshbaugh
Youngstown
Canal Zone
Tropics
Central America
Mele € Im
Bogota
Department of Halls
Iim
Gunyabern
Puerto Crebo
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P W. A
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Hollywood Film Shop
Ated Aereo
Hollywood
Victor McLaglen
Hotse
McLagren
California
Naatia
South Center
South Streets
B. M. Jourlet
Lyle van Vieck
Rev. Johnson
Massounly
G. H. Sharpley
Emmanuel Church
N.R. Dickson
Glenn
van Buren Point
Liljenberg
Adams Express Company
Matthew Schack
Erie
N. I, T. Club
Findley Lake
J. B. Pateterson
South Center Street
Hia
Harrisburg
Mary Knight
United
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F.C. Chapin
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