Walter Logan Bill yields hint on Congress in Stewart column
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart reviews the Walter Logan bill co sponsored by Senator Marvel M Lagat and Representative Francis E Walter. He notes the bill aimed to allow appeals from executive agencies to the courts, provoking a veto by President Roosevelt and a failed override attempt in the House and Senate. Stewart discusses party lines, anti New Deal sentiment, and the politicking around the 76th and upcoming 77th Congresses with references to Roosevelt, Lagat, Walter, and party factions.
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Charles P. Stewart Central Press
Mma Che
House of Representitn
Uves
Walter Logan
Willy Alter
Roonavelt
Congress
D. A
Washington
White House
Hutki Wilingstat
Uliases
Walter-Logan
Senate
Marvel M. Lagat
Kentucky
Francis E. Walter
Pennsylvania
Rily
US Congress
Wcreem
Cas
Mita Wirencdy
Pally
Slecula
Wilahington
Debate on U S aid to Britain and democracy critique
A reader argues the United States should not aid Great Britain, contending England lacks democracy and cannot advance democracy abroad. The letter questions British propaganda, evaluates Hitler’s program, and warns American complacency may arise from British support.
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Qessler
Expini
United
England
Motes
Beau
United States
Hitler
Germany
Austria
Szecho-Slovakia
Poland
Norway
Denmark
Bolland
Belgium
France
Great Britain
Sibelius at Seventy Five Labor on Unfinished Works
Finnish composer Jean Sibelius, 75, labors on unfinished works in his Helsinki studio. The interview traces his pace, discipline, and belief that war will not alter his creative path, noting Finlandia’s legacy and his vow to finish pieces only when ready, despite pressure and age.
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Sibelius
Bern
Paul Ssustom
J. F. Drought Helsini
Finland
Yid
Jaki! Mannerium of Music
Dean Sibelius
Mary
Jess
Roosevelt
Wth
Bo Minne
Pim
Srom
Bland
Ater
Alwass Herty
Deveson
Sthelius
Amy Vit
Minnerheim
Forith
Manherhelm
Charity Ball Guests and Local Business Moves Reported
Chauncey Murray and sister Mrs. Mice Richards attended the Charity Ball last evening. The Board of Commerce directors meet tonight to plan moving furnishings to the new Medilcinal building. The Corry Volleyball team with listed players failed to win against Brie team Erie yesterday. Local plants like U. S. Radiator, Nu Bout Corsel, Kurtz, and Raymond Mfg. Co. are taking inventory amid a personal slump. Merle Cowles returned to Cleveland after a holiday visit. Mrs. HN. Ransom and Miss Trene Mullen traveled to Ele today for settlement of year tax collections. Miss Lorna Weight celebrated Miss Tuith Campbell at a home gathering. Miss Marjorie Aner traveled to Waterford for Helen McKay’s wedding. Sidney Mahan performed at St Peters Episcopal Church.
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U. S. Radiator Corporation
Nu- Bout Corsel Company
Kurtz
Raymond Mfg. Co
Marjorie Aner
Waterford
Helen McKay
Sidney Mahan Whlen
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Fragments Hint At Early War Era U S Press Notes
The garbled text references the early Jamestown 1607 founding, a Greek word origin for tor star, and wartime urgency phrases. It alludes to national defense, American research on supplies and tensions with Britain, with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR.
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A 1910s PSA on safe milk practices warns against bootleg and raw milk sold at jug stations. It stresses pasteurization as the only safe method, noting raw milk spreads undulant fever and disease germs can enter via hands, utensils, or contaminated equipment.
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the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Bootlex
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Trey Bern
Daily Quiz Questions From a Vintage Page
A fragmented quiz page lists bizarre items and questions about politics travel and history. It mocks public knowledge with misspellings and garbled prompts, referencing topics from the Glageilted Civil Legume to the Alamo and Bermuda.
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United States
Coventry
Taptain
Mafeouto
Matfip
Davey O'Bhen
Bermuda
Alamo
Ambasene
Mronte
Christmas Notes and City Buzz from Erie Area Papers
A mosaic of local items lists incidents from fear of carbon monoxide near Spring Street to eye injuries from a fire hose. It mentions funerals in McKeesport for Thomas J. Coleman, other obituaries, and notes on residents like Billy Hill, Clit Bangher, and Rexall McCracken. It also covers city council reorganization, road and sewer updates, housing programs, and upcoming events such as the Westminster College Symphony Choir tour in April.
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Spring Street
Laddy-Buck
Flanigan
Erie
McKeesport
Thomas J. Coleman
William H. Coleman
C. B. Porter
Billy Hill
Boston
John
Rexall) McCracken
Harrisburg
Investigator
West Main Street
Fifth Avenue
Melvin Cobbett
Tomporrow
Midland
L. Gallagher
Walter Sweep
Wright Street
Bear Creek
Christie
Here
Thomas Roveotors
Company Av
Fort Niagara
National Oe
Westminster Collaze Symphonie
Journal Desk
Frank Bogart
Coaste Artilery
Port Brage Down
Carolinas
Cordova feather leather praised for long wear
Cordova feather comes from Cordova Spain and is tied to a leather type made by Arabs sourced from horsehide sections. It is noted for its enduring qualities and durability in use.
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Cordova
Spain
Fragmented Language Note Reflects Ambiguity
A dated style warning discusses problematic phrasing in comparisons between individuals. The example shows a sentence construction that misstates size and strength. The note emphasizes avoiding awkward or biased wording in reporting.
Earthquake Scene Rehearsed For Penny Serenade film
Hollywood writer Robbin Coons describes the Tokyo earthquake sequence in Penny Serenade. Director George Stevens rehearsed the shot for five hours around midnight before filming. Cary Grant and Irene Dunne perform amid a mock Japanese house as the set collapses with synchronized effects.
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Hollywood
Robbin Coons
Holly Wood
Tokyo
George Stevens
Cary Grant
Irene Dunne
Fragmentary OCR: unclear names and events in a chaotic text
An unclear OCR snippet with scattered phrases and potential names. It contains no coherent event, date, place, or organization to anchor a facts based summary. The readable parts do not illuminate a definite news item or outcome for reliable Card style summarization.
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HM. Hull
Frank England
Clarence Miler
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Dr. J. #. Mensink
Frank Cole
Arch Postle
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Merle Cowles
Cleve
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National Défense
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Walluse
Chrysler
Gm Tie Avenue
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Sittin
Ruth Schiiler
Beanie
University of Michigan Aid
Tommy Mead
Raymond's
Frank Milack Lovelands
Clearwater
Florida
Clifford {Kip} Andersons
West
Churaly Street
Wallace Youngs
Dari Son
Montgomery Ward
Atlantic City
Johnny Wilcox
Army Life
Fort George Meade
Maryland
Bill Roehm
Ajax Iron Works
Cincinnati Milling Machine Company
Acacia Club
Stevens
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