Polls Trend Toward Willkie Highlight Emil Hurja's View
Central Brews columnist Charles P. Stewart notes a national tilt to Willkie among pollsters like Emil Hurja, former Democrat committee statistician. Hurja, now with a nationwide magazine tally, cautions that Gallup’s readings may shift before election day and warns readers not to bet their shirt on the outcome.
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Stewart Central
Seraking
George Gallup
Emil Huriu
Tepuhillshea
Dr. Gallaps Service
Emil
Doc. Gallup
Doc Gallup
Himil
Hid Magazine
Willie
Emil Hurja
National Press Club
Washington
Employables and the push to broaden work chances
An industrial city facing high relief dependency seeks to expand employability. Officials discuss health, education, and livable conditions as gates to work, aiming to place more people with dependents into jobs through renewed ties with employers and training programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economist
Nationalism debate echoed in German and French shifts
The piece surveys the rise of nationalism in Europe, noting debates in France and the impact on potential shifts toward greater Reich influence. It cites voices comparing historical rulers, warning of confounding loyalties and the potential for dramatic political realignments across Germany and France.
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Howard Vincent D'Bier
Chicago News
Aire Bel
Moder Peononite
Rociad Ife
France
Hotto
Pol Seflhe Uiere
Charybeis
Hiller
Hitler
Prancehus
Greater Reich
Bly Et
Europe
Daily Dozen Warns Home Falls Startling Injury Stats
Health column cites Medical Society of Pennsylvania warning that most fatal accidents occur at home from falls burns and electrocution. Last year about 82 000 people fell at home with many injuries leading to disability and hospital costs. The piece notes common tripping hazards such as rugs cords and clutter and urges home safety measures.
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Lysse
Pauly
Noor
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files August 80 1920
A fragmentary note recalls a reopening of Baeder restaurant by Charles Crone and the Standieel Turnbuckle firm. It mentions Lieken af Hate Tae iva plardt of the Unibet Shiken corporation and Chepenekas Brothers installing a soda fountain and service equipment. Teachers Loreto and Elizabeth Mlejorald arrive from Towanda. Annie Sislekts visits Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Miserennis reports a fire at Tower Garden of Charles Olds on South Center Street, destroying many bearded pladiolus.
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Rifdodt
Charles Olds
Sauwesay
Pladiolus
My. Olds
Weather of Future Hinted by Ancient Trees in Interview
Associated Press reports discuss a weather forecast study using century old tree rings. Researchers led by Edward Wildman examine drought cycles up to 330 years, linking ring clusters to past climatic events and speculating on atmospheric influences and cosmic rays.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Atdatour
Esperla
Edward
Wildman
Ecwwnee
John Barham High School
Soelete
Socials
Wildman Cfmse
Spuvimien
Luken
Wildnat
Bilotts
Broadway Nights and Broadway Rumor In New York
Axel Storm reports that Tobacco Road remained open after false closing rumors. Box office rose by about $1,000 the week after. Kirkland and Oshrin plan week to week runs, eye Chicago if needed. Weather has helped theater sales as summer ends and new bills appear.
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King Ey
New York
Tobacco Road
Broadway
Jack Sinc
Kirkand
Over Bowery
Kirkland
Harry Osbrin
Murea Syndicate
Chicago
Windy City
Sumner
Daily Quiz Answers on a Fractured Classified Page
A fragmentary quiz lists questions about pledges, geography, flags, and notable figures. It asks for the creed pledge author, a tree climbing query, geographic centers, Japanese self defense art, newspaper leaders, and political succession, plus Great Lakes and Harvard references. The garbled text hints at sports names and a Notre Dame connection.
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United States of America
Republic
Dagnoerstic
Sam
Jones Sile
Ceed Bs
Lollatann
Great Lakes
Dazgest Arpa
Canaspi
Tarvard
Victor Higga
Notre Thame
Manhattan Eskimo tale and Frank Case reminiscences
A rambling column recounts a joke about an Eskimo visiting the South Pole and meeting a North Pole Eskimo. It then shifts to reminiscences by hotelman Frank Case of the Algonquin, praising his hospitality and influence in Broadway circles, with tributes from actors and writers. The piece notes theater life on Peaks Island and Virginia’s Barter Theatre as well.
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North Pole
South Pole
Equator
Frank Case
Case
Irvin S. Cobb
John Bargymore
Algonquin
Barrymore
John
Broadway
Frank
Jim Tully
Booth Tarrington
Maine
Keimebunkport
Penrod
New York
Betty Furness
Diana Barrymore
Sheila Barrett
Black and Sully
Thn Claire
Jane Cowl
Sinclair Lewis
Madea Evans
Harry Carey
Jimmy Savo
Luck Wickland
Jee Morton
Walter Reed Smith
Koren van Rye
Bramwell Fletcher
Red Barn
Meg permit skies over Star and Stripes imagery
A garbled item notes a single meg permit to be flown above the Star and Stripes and mentions a Bureau of something. it estimates about 23 000 butches in the Washington monument area.
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United States
Tter
Washington Monument
Dietrich on Screen Comeback and Seven Sinners Role
Hollywood eye on Marlene Dietrich as she returns to cinema with Dusky Rider Again and a new number in Seven Sinners. She discusses camera lighting, costume input, and resisting “good woman” roles while sharing anecdotes with reporters amid press and Navy film constraints.
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PCE
Marlene Dietrich
Sound Sages
Stul
Ramn An Lool
Ken Hold
Bevy
Mar-lay-nah
Mar-Jay- Nah
Muarlaynah
Marlene
OF Pasternak
Coles
Tay Garnett
Dietrich
John Way
Albert Dekker
Dietrich Hussies
Hays Office
US Navy
Irene
Brouighy
Paris
Carnell
Marl
Baty
Washington Day Book excerpts on jobs and history
Reader letters discuss filtering horror China reports, emerging defense jobs in Washington, and the third term question in U.S. history. Notes on employment trends show hundreds to thousands of civil service and defense related openings, with advice to seek work locally first. Historical references mention Roosevelt, McKinley, Coolidge, and 1928 prospects.
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B.T. Easton
Regent
Wathington
Wileh
District of Columbia Employment Center
Intelfan Eng
Imatrix
Bureau oMcialy
Air
Washington
G. A.M
Birmingham
Ala
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Bull Moose
White House
Grant
Coolidge
Roosevelt
T. Roosevelt
Saturday Event Report With Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Saturday moment but lacks clear events or entities. The readable bits show stray words, not a coherent person, place, or outcome to summarize into a valid news item.
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Willkie Sey
Bob
Emil Murja
Brisn
East Africa
Ile
Witzerland
Willer
Berens
Alleljer
Marin Gumpert
Tote Germali Heatels
Germany
Mack Pyle
Reath
McOmtog
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Ooncman Prandit
Samyhaul
Sthiroumhy
Ihroueh
Ansheu
Eapwely
Ioriey
Charles ‘Rome Wud
Yaryr Shorty
Unibet Shiken Indiator Corpowition
Chepenekas Brothers
The
Cade
Eite
Miseee Loreto
Elizabeth Mle Jorald
Garry
Abjived
Towanda
Mii
Annie Sislekts
Atlantic City
For & LW
Axel Storm
Daily Quiz
Man About
Manhattan
George Tucker
Hollywood
Mobbin Coons
Ing
Imi Willis
Ubie
Adaane
Washington Day Book
Jack Stinnetd
Ashington
Spokane
Wash
China
America
Batt
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