Spading For An Issue in Harrisburg Editorial
The Harrisburg Morning Patriot argues that Pennsylvania Republicans seize on federal relief as a campaign issue while praising Hoover's “charity begins at home” doctrine. It cites Senator Reed and Governor Pinchot to criticize seeking federal aid, warning of campaign managers risking Roosevelt relief policy and public credulity in a vital election year.
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Harrisburg Morning Patriot
Vance Mee Cormick
Pennsylvania
Hoover
White House
Reed
Pinchot
Sam
Phus
Federal Relief Administration
Senator Reet
Irrigation vs Drouth Highlights Private Farm Irrigation
A drought hit region shows stark contrast between irrigated and non irrigated land. A Mandan North Dakota farmer saved his crop by an improvised private irrigation system using Missouri River bottom land, pump power and ditching. He now grows vegetables for market and expects higher income than the usual wheat harvest, endorsing irrigation's value.
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Chionta Drouth
Roosevelt
Drouth
Mandan
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Contempt of Court and Press Confidence in Danville Case
Reporters faced contempt in Danville Kentucky as a police judge jailed them daily to force testimony and betray confidential sources. The dispute raises whether forced disclosure violates press freedom and the reporters' impropriety plea. The issue calls for high jurisdiction ruling on constitutional protections.
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Eybock
Danville
Wiek
Mbu
Brasil
NRA
Star Signals Octavine Horoscope Fragment
The text outlines daily aspects and traits for Octavine with scattered dates. It notes a cautious afternoon, impractical money caution from Dec 8 to 19, fire or accident danger on Sept 20 and 21, social luck on Aug 28, and writing tasks advised on Aug 16. It mentions beauty perception and distrust of judgment.
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Scaler
Tye
Tax Paid Signs Shown In Rockland Windows
In Rockland Maine a display of green Our City Taxes Are Paid seals shows residents whose taxes have been paid. The sign bears the city seal and date Jan 1, 1985, signaling tax clearance to the public in windows of stores or homes.
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Rockland
Government publication aims to spread grape wine making
United Press reports suggestions pour into the superintendent of documents for a five cent government pamphlet on making grape wine. Repeal sponsors fear government printing of such “hive ventrilers” and home vinegar making brochures alongside other wine and cider guidance.
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United Press
Washington
Federal Superintendent of Documents
Sea Cook treasure and Stevenson letter teased in Hollywood film notes
Hollywood film notes reveal a letter from Robert Louis Stevenson to friends about The Sea Cook, outlining chapters and a boy’s adventure tale. The discussion covers Buccaneers and a spirited work in progress, with references to Lloyd Osbourne and post timing for publication. Also brief items report a 57 pound watermelon grown near Las Vegas and new lighting beacons for transcontinental air routes.
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Lenin NL
Robert Louis Stevenson
Ohd
William Eernest Healey
Suyilst Outhor
Walitor
Hales
Yasin
Devon West
Lloyd
Lloyd Osorn
Stevenson
John
Paris Fashion Tips Reflect Warm Weather Mood
Paris Aug 9 The fashion scene grapples with shifting weather as hot days clash with fall ideas. Designers and shop windows cycle between summer and autumn looks, urging comfort and adaptability while conveyances about moths and wardrobe changes illustrate the era's fashion mood.
State Police Push Murder Probe at Kane Farm
State police progress on the Lawrence A. Smith murder case near Kane. Corporal Eugene Stacey and Trooper Richard Gray inspected the mountain chicken farm scene ten miles from Tionest with John A. Junck, ballistics expert from Hershey, Pa. New evidence has tended to confirm murder suspicions.
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Kane
Lawrence A. Smith
Eugene Stacey
Richard Gray
Tionest
John A. Junck
State Police ‘Training School
Hershey
Stacy
Constantine Race Rioting Between Arabs and Jews Continues
Rioting persisted in Constantine with fire crews battling blazes set in the Jewish quarter. Police and soldiers arrested 141 rioters. two were charged with murder.
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Constantine
Dunkirk Granted Authority to Borrow Bonds
The Assembly passed and sent to the Governor a bill authorizing Dunkirk to borrow up to 105,000 in bonds to cover current fund deficiencies of 45,084.04 and to pay 18,610.10 in uncollected town and county taxes and 38,896.16 in uncollected school taxes due January 1933. Sponsored by Senator Leigh G. Kirkland and Assemblyman David L. Brunstrom, the measure allows Dunkirk's Common Council to issue the bonds.
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Albany
Assembly
Chautauqua
Dunkirk
Leigh G. Kirkland
Randolph
David L. Brunstrom
Lakewood
Common Council of
Clock Runs 140 Years For San Antonio Family
A globe clock in San Antonio has run uninterrupted for 140 years. It was made by Christian Fry of Manheim Pennsylvania from parts sent to the colony from England. The Jol H. Shoenberger family preserves this milestone timepiece as a prized heirloom.
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Tex
Jol H. Shoenberger
Christian Fry
Manheim
Hugiand
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