Kansas Debates Federal Aid and State Budget Strain
The article surveys Kansas Republican figures Governor Landon and Senator Capper amid drought relief debates. It notes Landon’s push for central funds from Washington clashing with pro state sovereignty rhetoric and constitutional concerns. Capper seeks federal aid while Kansas balances budgets through county and municipal funds, illustrating tensions between state plans and national relief efforts.
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See and Know Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission
Hegins Valley in Schuylkill County is described as a beautiful farming valley with high surrounding mountains and no coal in the valley. Route 125 traverses the valley, connecting to Route 25 near Broad Mountain. Route 121 from Williamsport offers mountain scenery with ravines and rounded peaks. At elevations around 1700 to 2100 feet motorists enjoy panoramic Pennsylvania scenery.
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Schuylkill County
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Good Springs
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Paris Fashion Turns To Cotton In Dressmaking Boom
Paris fashions shift as cotton becomes dominant in gowns and daywear. Designers Schiaparelli and Ghanel influence a move to uncrushable linen, organdies, and cotton prints for sportswear and formal ensembles. Socialites like Mrs Reginald Wellowes jet to Cannes, flaunting cotton pajamas and printed aprons while Riviera-bound fashions saturate the season.
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Shiaparelli Ad Ghanel
Reginald Wellowes
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Cannes
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Alleen ‘Frennessy
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Hollywood Film Shop: Hitchhiking Broadway to Hollywood Tales
Aug 3 Hollywood. Actors like William Sperling John Carradine Michael Whalen and Douglas Fowley describe hitchhiking as a path to fame. Sperling recalls a crash that killed his shipmates but left him with a scar and a story. Carradine notes his NY to San Antonio trip in six days. Whalen and Fowley warn of odd routes and dumpings yet call hitchhiking a vivid adventure.
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Tennessee
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Toledos Mysterious Mouse Holders Report
A garbled local item mentions a black rat and a figure named Hatigy Cannon claiming unusual feats with mice. It references a time window from August 23 to September 1 and hints at dangers from fire and accident, with social factors noted.
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News Gleanings Mixed Headlines From Turbulent Era
World tensions rise as warnings of near war accompany a volatile European scene. Local items include the death of Ruth Deetrick in Youngstown, politics with Cox and Roosevelt, a Chicago arrest, and various national events from labor, industry, and regional crises.
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Russia
Youngstown
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Deetricl
James M. Cox
Ohio
Roosevelt
Cornelis Peter van Sehaack
Chicago
Alston
Hugh A. Drum
U.S.A. Hawaiian Department
America
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American Legion
Tohnstown
Quincy
Mass
Timire Pavan
Dorney
Jiln Scott
Celia Scott
Englishtown
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Secretary Cordell Hull Defends Reciprocal Trade Program
Amid a heated political climate Secretary Cordell Hull issued a strong defense of the reciprocal trade program. He argued it was a practical measure to combat a low mood economy, restore foreign markets, and aid American agriculture and industry against Smoot-Hawley era critics. He blamed small but powerful groups for promoting protectionism to favor select interests, asserting that trade agreements boosted farm incomes and exports, with Cuba and other nations yielding notable gains in agricultural sales.
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Wie America
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Haiti
Swenem
Belgium
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Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files 1916 Picnic and Accidents
A 1916 journalic snapshot notes Comm’s third annual picnic at Crnford county with visitors from Columbus. Local incidents include a boy with a broken leg after a bicycle collision, a machine wheel detaching and causing a crash, and a traveling salesman’s accident near Mill Villages. A new Starland Screw Company is announced and local residents plan gatherings and trips as summer activities unfold.
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Thige Prather
Crnford County
Columbus
Fragmented Brain Teaser Quiz From Old Paper
A garbled one minute test bundle asks about Michigan state Gower, journey counts, first recon largest pets of Hawaiian lands, etiquette hints, Homer, Tailay Horoscope notes, and Die Minute Test with scattered answers. The readable bits suggest a miscellany page item from a historic newspaper layout.
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Michigan
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