Daladier regime clash with democracy sparks Tory praise
The piece argues conservative papers applaud Daladier for suppressing a general strike in France using emergency powers. It warns against one man rule and rubber-stamp government, comparing France’s actions to U.S. leaders and stressing democracy rests on rotation in power and constitutional liberties.
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Datadier
France
Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Union League
Chamber of Commerce
Germany
Kremlin
Mach
Democrats weigh Roosevelt third term in 1940 bid
Pennsylvania Democrats debate endorsing Franklin D Roosevelt for a third term. While Roosevelt remains popular, many party members favor waiting for the outcome of his second term before committing. Senators and activists caution against rushing to a middle ground candidate and stress selection timing for 1940.
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Pennsylvania
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Joseyhulley
Roosevelt
Indtao
Senato Guffey
Senilor Gilfey
Civic Employees Association plans winter recreation project
The Civic Employees Association proposes a city winter program to create safe, supervised play and sledding intervals for children. The effort aims to reduce accidents and parental worry while engaging youths and even some adults in community activity during the cold season.
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LOOD
Civic Twin Ployees! “Association
Louis
Corry
Mexic
Pennsylvania
Toni
Civic Employess' Assintation
Wold
Nfl
Gotseters
Cost of Idleness Warns of Economic Toll
Dr Isadar Lubin warns unemployment has cost American wage earners 1780000000 and the depression since 1929 has cost 132000000000 nations. He says millions idle must return to work and that this is the nation’s greatest problem surpassing all others discussed by government inquirers.
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Isadar Lubin
Flynn Warns of Aggressive U S Policy Shift
John T Flynn cautions that the administration plans to amend the Neutrality Act to permit embargoes on shipments to aggressor nations, signaling a move toward greater international intervention. He suggests this could steer U S foreign policy onto a more proactive global course.
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Gorse
Debating Neutrality Policy and Presidential Power
An opinion piece argues the need to end neutrality under the Neutrality Act and grant the President power to decide who is guilty in a war. It warns against disguising the shift with neutral terms and urges Congress to draft a new act reflecting a clear stance.
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Plas
Amorita
Fockle
Prudente
Congress
Coolidge Drops Bid for 1928 Presidency in Historic Message
In spring 1927 a Coolidge re‑election movement formed but he refused another term. On August 2, 1927 at his Black Hills summer office he released the terse statement I do not choose to run for President in 1928. Public reaction centered on disbelief and speculation until December when he formally said he would not stand.
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Calvin Coolidge
New
Name Origins and Greek Poets Mentioned in Brief
A fragment notes that Cora ta is a short form of Coritingy from Greek meaning Ya maiden. It cites Corinna as a noted Greek poetess who scored against Pindar in poetry contests five times. It adds that the modern form Corinne remains a variant of the name.
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Corinna
Corinne
Young Gabriel Dell Faces Typecasting In Hollywood Roles
In an interview from Hollywood Wy Dell born Gabriel Dal Veechto in Brooklyn recalls starting as a child actor at 12 in The Gond ild and rising to tough guy parts. Dell notes he enjoys varied roles but fears being pigeonholed while seeing his early dream of medicine fade into a long film and stage career.
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Hollywood
Wy. 5
Park
Gabriel Dell
Iamnain
Browny
Basii
T Sue
Wickey Rooney
Dell
New York
Doc
Basslal Teany
Colton
Unclear historical note on health cures and rising tensions
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a glandular snuff cure for stomach ulcers and references political and military topics. The readable parts include stray phrases about a wife, a dog, a railing pin, democracy, post offices, Hitler, Ruthenia, and Hungary, but no coherent event or report.
Hunter dubbed soonER Reno hunting term settles season
In Reno a local quirk ties the old time rushing-day term sooner to the pheasant season. The argot’s adoption signals hunting activity with a single bird bag limit and a $50 prize or bounty in town. The report notes a solitary hunter as example.
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Reno
Net
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Frayed nerves are warned against by the Daily Dozen urging early Christmas shopping to avoid crowds. The piece asserts shoppers benefit from buying now for a restful holiday, noting fresher goods and wider variety. It lightly frames presents for family members with playful examples.
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The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Tommy
Mama
Papa
Twenty Years Ago from the Journal Files
In December 1918 news arrives of Lt Olin J Ford killed in action. The Reserve Militia may form the National Guard. A Private Gullan McGrath, once missing, is now a German prisoner. The Orry Poultry and Pet Stock Association hosts its annual exhibit. The Women's Reform League is fully organized with Mrs Wesley Howard as president and other officers named.
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Gullan
McGrath
Orry Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Women’s Reform League of
City
First Methodist Church
Wesley Howard
Barnes
Houghton
Adora
Heath
Man Sent To Penitentiary For Forgery After Plea
East Liverpool Ohio man Val Jackson pleaded guilty in Meadville to three counts of forgery and asked to serve a penitentiary term. Judge Q. C. Kent of Crawford County ordered him to serve from one to two years in the Western Penitentiary, instead of the Allegheny County Workhouse. Corry reaches over one million in war work benefits totaling 1,195,232.84.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Forval Jackson
East Liverpool
Ohio
Western Penitentiary
Allegheny
Meadville
Jackson
Clare Kent
Crawford County
Yariona
Cleveland streetcar strike halts city. family returns home
John Rogers reports Cleveland in turmoil as streetcar employees strike paralyzes the city. Mrs Bellinger and four children, previously treated at City hospital, reached their Brook street home this afternoon. In Saskatchewan, safe crackers in Tockholm blew the municipal hall safe, stealing 827 for a rouble. a $200 package exploded across a hallway and was found next morning.
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Yeggs
Tockholm
Sask
Municipal Hall
Hino
How Dogs Show Their Age Naturally
The text explains that aging in dogs is visible through graying around the muzzle and eye changes, with teeth offering the best clues. It suggests a rough rule that one dog year equals about seven human years and notes molars as a key indicator for estimating age.
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