Cosmic Rays Grow Soft at High Altitude Record
United Press reports cosmic rays soften with altitude during 29,000 foot observations by Millikan and Neher using electrosepts. The piece notes Anderson's discovery of the positive electron, the proton, via a Wilson cloud chamber, and outlines competing theories on cosmic ray origins and behavior, including Compton's view of fast electrified particles.
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Alfred Berthinet
United Press
New York
Gah
Robert A. Millikan
H. Y. Neher
Carl D- Anderson
Wilson
Millikan
Cameron
Mallitan
Aothur H. Compton
Number writing ring smashed in Philadelphia raid
Philadelphia detectives raided the Upper Darby headquarters of a nine man number writing ring operating in eastern and central Pennsylvania. About 30 000 number slips were seized along with adding machines and 800 dollars in cash.
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Unitea Rress
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Upper Darby
Delaware County
Dare's Mentha Pepsin Stomach Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Dare's Mentha Pepsin as a guaranteed cure for indigestion gas and stomach distress. It promotes rebuilding a strong stomach to eat freely and claims wide daily sales and availability at Keister's Cut Rate druggists.
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Dare’s
Auto Cut in Two as Pole Falls Near Erie
Mr and Mrs Charles Page and their 18 year old son Charles Richard of Pittsburgh narrowly escaped death yesterday afternoon when their car was split by a fallen power line pole south of Erie. The high voltage wire dangled as the pole fell, threatening traffic. All three received first aid at Hamot Hospital and were released. They reside at 4600 Carson Street.
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Hrie
Charles Page
Charles
Richard
Pittsburgh
Erie
Pages
Trafic
AML
Hamot Hospital
Carson Street
Child Killed By Automobile in Frewsburg
Shirley Dye nine years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Clair Dye was struck by a car driven by J S Sterrett a traveling salesman from Watkins Glen near Water street Frewsburg. Coroner and Dr R M Weidler investigate while Wilfred Dye grandfather noted as local truck driver.
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Prewsburg
Shirley Dye
Clair Dye
Water Street
J. S. Sterrett
Watkins Glen
Dorothy
Edward
Darwin
Frederick Dye
Wilfred Dye
Jamestown
Eleanor Cole
Stockton
R. M. Weidler
Frewsburg
Ruttanbur
Cherry Creek
Jamestown Bottling Company
Harris Prathers
Eye care services offer quick vision checkups
A local ad promises rapid eye tests to determine if glasses are needed and mentions useful lens options. It stresses dependable service and invites customers to visit immediately for professional care.
Endorse slate in Chautauqua for Republican primaries
Jamestown August 9 The Chautauqua County Young Republican Club endorsed a slate for statewide and local races at Ellery Center. Endorsed were Rep Daniel A Reed State Sen Leigh G Kirktans Speaker Joseph A McGinnies Assemblyman David L Brunstrom Assn Dist Atty John Leonard Special County Judge John K Patterson and Coroner William Crandall. The executive committee Tepnotkas endorsed and the report was adopted after speeches by Patterson Campbell Leonard Mayor Roberts Brunstrom and Leet.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Young Republican Club
Ing
Ellery Center
Daniel A. Reed
Leigh G. Kirktans
Joseph A. McGinnies
Asssistant
John Leonard
Assembly
David L. Brunstrom
John
Roberts
Brunstrom
Bra
Leet
Club
Family Picnic Delights Local Guests in Prospect Street Grove
Mr and Mrs Barton Smith hosted a neighborhood gathering in Miss Howards rear grove on Prospect Street with guests including Miss Emma Dinscott Miss Mae Howard and Mrs AD Colegrave. A long letter from Miss Jennie Habink teaching among the poor white children in the Black Mountains of North Carolina was read amid a warm, convivial evening around a camp fire after a pleasant repast.
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Barton Smith
Fond
Wf, Mittier
Mrr
John Richerg Axi
Emma Dinscott
Mae ‘Howard
A. D. Colegrave
Little Grove
Miss Howard
Prospect Street
Jennie Habink
Clymer
Black Mountains
North Carolina
Ye’ Pichie
Smith
New Deal Is Here To Stay Roosevelt Urges Unity
President Roosevelt defends the New Deal in strong remarks stressing cooperation between executive and legislative branches. He denounces harming honest business, rejects wealth concentration, and calls for cooperative action so prosperity reaches all, likening progress to pioneer spirit and shared stewardship of resources.
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Roosevelt
Pases
Peter
Paul
Wisconsin
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