Republicrats and Reform in Roosevelt Era Debate
Journal-column style critique by Jay Franklin Washington targets New Deal politics and roiling party loyalties. It rails against “Republicrats,” urges replacing pro Roosevelt compromisers with progressive voices, cites housing, labor, and court issues, and notes a prize for suggested reform teams.
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Jay Franklin Washington
New Jersey
New Deal
New York
Serflor Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Royal
Copeland
Millard “Ydings
Maryland
Byrd and
Glass
Virginia
Bailey
North Carolina
Cotton Ed
J. O'Connor
House of Representatives
Benet
Stephen Vincent Benet
John Brown
Democratic Party
FDR
Farley
Damocratic Party
Republicrats
Old Guard
Rail Income Up 4 Percent As American Railway Report Totals
The American Association of Railroads reports operating income for 1986 at 28.29 million dollars, up from 208.44 million the previous year. Freight revenues rise as overall volume increases, with net income improving about 31 percent from 1969 figures, while stock and share data reflect higher issued shares and ongoing market activity.
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Nmmoks
Busimiss
Bethur
Angonising
Uy Egeant
Railronus
iPahavans
Terese
Mustanhia
Lin Reading
Ahawe
Yale Lomrow Soc
Comyarey
Fragmented WWII era broadcast hints at memorial rites
A garbled OCR passage references veterans, a World War context, and a wartime memorial or ceremony. Mentions names and events in a nonstandard sequence, conveying a sense of remembrance tied to a war period and veterans.
Uncompleted Flight Prompts Aid for Missing Russian Pilot
Telephone and radio reports indicate a Russian pilot is missing after a flight. The emergency provisions included food, medical supplies, glasses, and protective gear for eyes, packaged for rapid survival, with hopes endeavors will locate the pilot and return him to safety.
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Fortinale
Moscow
Stewart Says Supreme Bench Tilt Across the Political Line
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart argues the U S Supreme Court may tilt conservative under Roosevelt era names. The column lists potential liberal and conservative shifts, critiquing Justices Feige Sutherlin and others while speculating on future appointments and political pressure.
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Charles P
Stewart Central Press
Washingscon
T. G
Hugo L. Black Allens
United States Supreme Bench
Clark
Roosevelt
High Court
Feige Sutherlin
Alpposall
Blind Sculptor Honored in Moscow Exhibition
The Moscow Museum of Fine Arts presents a Boum of sculptures by Lina Pa depicting seven dancers. The works are praised for their light, dynamic figures and express Lina Pa's artistic vision.
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Moscow
Rtiscow Museum of Fine Arts
Lina Pa
Polar Tugals Of A Few Weeks Ago
A terse reflection suggests the cause of recent economic failure lies not in capitalism but in a Communist state. The author implies blame cannot be placed on capitalist systems alone and hints at broader geopolitical factors shaping the downturn.
Fan clubs form in Hollywood to honor film stars
A long feature discusses Hollywood fan clubs organized around film stars and directors. It notes roughly 200 clubs, often named after actors, with memberships from 200 to 500 cents, and the federation monitoring club activity to prevent abuse. It cites Miss Wallmann, Frieda Trescaye, and Jean Harlow as examples, and mentions clubs evolving after an actor’s death.
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Hollywood
Tiector
Tun
Tliy Federation
Odbile Comsford
Blvands Clderer
Dan Woolf
Rosselly Hise
Rabel Taylor
Frieda
Laescovb
Bing Grosby
Netsor Fury
Elibs
Soda
Mota Waltman
Hanover
Miss Inestatt
Wallmann
Frieda Trescaye
Leane
Neheed
Alls
Pay Club Federation
Rose Columbo
Hundres
Eli
Vmamiowy Elu
Jean Harlow
Twenty Years Ago Highlights in Journal Files 1917
In August 1917 the Journal reports $1,180 raised in the city for a subscriptions canvass to the Company A fund. A fire at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Jones on Worth Street destroyed much of the residence, origin likely from a hot plate in the kitchen. McInnes Steel announces a general wage increase for workers at the Cory plant. James Davison of Selola Road notes corn quality locally. WH Cole withdraws from candidacy for the board of irrigation. his petitions were filed. Henry Keppel travels to Weesen for a reunion and Miss Nisw Alexander attends. Buffalo Ly visits friends for several days.
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Mrs
George Jones
Worth Street
Giant Lake Mead dam listed as largest man made water body
The record notes Lake Mead and Boulder Dam as the largest human made water reservoir. It cites a depth of 448 feet and a massive acre foot total, while mentioning related U S debt figures, a literary figure Dreiser, and diverse tidbits about sailors, superstition, and a European prince.
Saby 8 Acrobatic Crawler in Socorro
Ten month old P. A. Campredon Jr excites locals by crawling on his feet rather than hands and knees, lifting himself with the back and feet and propelling forward as quickly as other infants in Socorro.
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Saby
Socorro
P. A. Campredon, Jr
One-Minute Test Answers Revealed
The correct bane of a liver is the one to the right of a pet ont soaking down stream. Abraham Lincoln is the U S president born in Hardin County Kentucky. Mt Ever est is in India Nepal.
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Hardin County
Kentucky
Mt. Everwat
Abraham Lincoln
India
Nepal
Winter fashions for fur and cloth coats at Paris styles
Paris styles describe new winter emblems featuring Eskimo hoods for fur and cloth coats with removable linings and contrasting fur trims. Designs emphasize luxe fabrics, color intensity, and paneling with vertical silver red and blue fox accents, while day wear remains slim and color contrasted.
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Paris
Heiri
Water level surge lifts Yellowstone Lake center height
Yellowstone Lake in Wyoming’s Yellowstone National Park is reported to sit about 57 feet higher at its center than at the shorelines. The figures come from the superintendent’s office and detail a remarkable rise in water level across the lake.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone Lake
Yellowstone National Park
Reveater
Wheat near record output expected in state harvest
Map-Agri authorities estimate farmers will receive about $12.184 million for this season’s bumper wheat crop, the largest since 1931, marking a historic peak in the state’s agricultural earnings.
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Map
Missour
Roaming Roundup Signals Shifts in Industry and Education
In a behind the scenes update a political figure tied to the 1934 campaign is noted as active again, while new Imperial movers head to Huisburg. Howard J. Sheen earns a master’s degree at a recent session, and Golden Rifle awards continue. Patrolmen arrest a slayer before the victim is found. GMC truck show planned beside Johns, with local officials and figures visiting. Charley Keating, mortician and local president, weighs in on the city’s crime lab rumors. School bells ring again in two weeks as plans for a Canada trip and a band concert seal the season. Beaverdam-Waltshire highway work nears ready status, and a seasonal outreach to transit routes is discussed.
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Clarence
Chrysler
Wallace
Imperial
Huisburg
Moule
State Motor Police
Ita
Howavid J. Sheen
Lawrence
Ruppersburger
Swan
GMC
Willis Heath
Will Heath
Concord Suivet
Phillips Petroelim
Bartlesville
Olea
AIF M. Landon
Firmen Rovertier
Kansas
Charley Keating
Dope Eis
Nie
Stulu
Jack Qslerterg
Mnil
Charles Kinley
West Bom Street
Imaie
Hower! Beaufait
Cleveland
Clevelantium
Mlabiet Wea
Hale Schonl
Paris
Golden Hue Club
Sprig Creek
Tuday
Curiey" Williams
Canade
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Board of Wuration
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Weseen
Miss Nisw
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Buffalo Ly
Bo Lal
Paul Dreiser
Theor Dreiser
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