Rumors Swirl Over Cardozo Resignation and Rosenman Suitors
Feb 2 report from Pear ay Washington notes persistent talk that Justice Cardozo may resign, with President Roosevelt wary of such moves. Potential successor eyed is Samuel Rosenman, Roosevelt ally and longtime adviser, described as ideal for a strategic, discreet role on the Supreme Court.
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Benjamin Cardoga
United States Supreme Court
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Cardozo
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Supreme Court of New York
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Andrew Jackson
Roger Taney
Rosenman
Supreme Court
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Italy
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Idelas
House
Roosevalt
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Tom Corcoran
Brantey High
Tudge Rosenman
Cam Depent
Sam Rosenman
White House
Rooeevelt
Measles Alert Urges Public School Cooperation
Parents and health authorities must cooperate to avert a potential measles outbreak in the city. Though only a few cases are reported, spread in nearby areas warns against complacency. Strict quarantine and keeping suspected cases home from school can curb transmission and protect both children and adults.
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Ehimren Frommr
AID ALL BUSINESS Call for broader aid to all businesses
A message urging that federal programs not limit help to small firms but extend to all businesses including calendar shows and holiday trade. The piece cites conferences between President Roosevelt and large industry leaders, notes disappointing results, and urges Congress and Roosevelt to focus on broad business relief and end political posturing.
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Pusinea
Cofigrése
Vic
Aoe ‘Gli
Washington
Poland's premier links Jewish issue to economy
In a controversial speech Poland's prime minister frames the so called Jewish problem as economic distress and unemployment rather than racial bias. He condemns anti Jewish violence as barbaric and argues Poland will not tolerate foreigners meddling in social or economic affairs while promoting a more tolerant stance than neighboring regimes.
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Poland
Tonka
Germany
Aijuriu
Stewart Says Reform Proposals Spur Debate On Government Reorg
Washington columnist Charles P. Stewart reports a nationwide debate on government reorganization. Advocates push cutting redundant agencies while critics warn against dissolving essential bodies, noting overlapping powers and high costs. Senator Harry F Byrd chairs a reform committee, but progress remains elusive.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
Purcell Films Star Says Villains Shape Public Greet
Hollywood press star correspondent notes Purcell’s screen persona shifts from noble hero to villain. He explains audiences’ mixed reactions with villains, recounts fan interactions, and discusses how villainy affects leading roles and box office. The piece contrasts audience curiosity with reformist attitudes and touches on government reform ideas linked to consolidation and leadership.
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Wally Axe
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laMlien
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Ho Nol
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Burceil
Twenty Years Ago in Fitea Journal Report
A 1978 item recalls strong protests over high gas bills amid cold weather. Notes relocate Woodworth store manager, Frederine W. Troy obituary, and local shifts including plans of residents traveling to Meadville.
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Fitea
One‑Minute Test Grab Bag Clues and Confusing Hints
Brief page fragment presents quirky questions on amendments to the constitution. It asks which nation claims to be the oldest state in Europe and who is named founder of church music. The rest includes horoscope notes and stray phrases, with garbled references and a few titles.
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Europe
Togirden
Federal tax exemption for state and local government employees
The text explains when compensation of state and political subdivision officers and employees is exempt from federal income tax. It contrasts governmental versus proprietary functions and gives examples such as governors mayors police and teachers. It notes some public employee compensation remains taxable and outlines conditions for taxability of special services and continuous employment.
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Caracter
Paris Styles Paris: bold new shoes stun with unusual lines
Paris reports a bold shoe wave for sport and evening wear. Unconventional cuts include leopard skins, matted satins, and glassy slippers with long heels. Designers showcase bright colors and extravagant buckles, tongues, and embroidery on a wide range of male and female styles.
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Duchess of Winds
Manon’y
Local notes mix radio plans and city updates
A scattered town sheet lists Horace Bryn elisoh appearing as Helge Phite on Major Bowes Hour, Ethel Beckwith starting as city engineer, and Pennsylvania Railroad stock details. It notes a midwestern hoax, Gertrude Red performing with Eddie Conti, a Democratic governor candidate to be chosen in Harrisburg, and assorted local items from park suggestions to football score records and social notes.
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Tortona
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New York
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Ratrod Financier
Meanklin D. Roosevelt
Warren Wright
Lex. Lagl
Isvaltoomer ToulBois
Olier
John D. Flanigan
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