Airplane sales debate and secret diplomacy critique
The piece argues the public deserves full disclosure on selling warplanes and warns against secret foreign policy talks. It recalls Britain’s WWI diplomacy, opposes undisclosed commitments, and urges transparent policy while noting swift aid responses to disasters in Chile and Latin America as examples of genuine, nonpolitical relief.
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Baward Grey
France
Aval
Diast
Unego
Chile
United States
Santiago
Foreign Office
U. S. Army
Canal Zone
U. S
Unclear OCR Fragment on Capital System Role
Fragmentary OCR text discusses the capitalized system's job and its intended continuity. The readable phrases mention continuing the process and the notion of a role, but the fragment lacks concrete entities, dates, or actions to anchor a full news item.
Eccles Faces Criticism From Byrd Over Federal Spending Plans
The article argues that Eccles, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, is attacked by Senator Byrd for advocating free-spending programs. It recalls Eccles’s banking career, endurance through the Great Depression, and his long government service, framing him as a practical financier with deep experience in national finance and policy.
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Marringer
Eccles
Federal Reserve System
Harry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Congressional Record
Farmer
United States
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
First National Bank
First Sayings Bank
Ogden
Aew
Stuart Chase
Iteral
Selt Lake City
Bucles
Chase
Riccles
Rex Tugwell
Heelas
Tewell
Treasury
Beilys
Federal Reserve Board
New York
Dinker Aid
Manhattan
Bruce Catton in Washington weighs a Supreme Court clash
In Washington on February 3 the debate over expanding and retooling the Supreme Court raged. President Roosevelt proposed enlarging the court, Congress resisted, and by midyear the court plan was declared dead. Observers say the judiciary’s independence held, while supporters contend the New Deal faced a setback. Robinson’s sudden death shifted political pledges, and the 70 to 20 vote to recommit doomed the bill, leaving a court reshaped in its stance toward legislation.
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Washington
Peterkin
Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Shermer Minton
Indiana
D. R
Wright Patmanys
Senate Judiciary Committee
Heartaes
Manly
Joe Robinson
Robinson
Poltom
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files February 3 1919
Items from Corry Journal files recount a hospital nursing school potential, a railroad telegrapher dying in Gary Hospital, and Rev. Mortimer Ashton departing for Morris New York. Other notes include jurors for the March court, local residents’ travel and service news, and road work discussions on Findley Bake Road. Private Loren Mason returns from overseas service. Rene McWhoy heads to Youngstown for work. Edward Marcus Gretaler begins senior year at Carnegie Institute of Technology.
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Corry Hospital
Ornellus S. Loder
Carlextlers
Wood Roads
Findley Bake
Cancer overview: growth, causes, and early treatment
The article discusses cancer as altered cell balance, low oxygen sensitivity, and rapid radiation response. It notes cancer has long been studied, attacked by many methods, and stresses two factors for experimental cancer: external initiator and inherent susceptibility. It concludes that early treatment may cure cancer, while delays are dangerous.
Court fight over Roosevelt era TV legality continues
The article notes the waning contest to modify a court ruling against a public utility attack on Roosevelt era pot TV. It was seen as shifting momentum as Melix Frankfurter, a third Roosevelt appointee, reached the six of office on the same day the decision was handed down.
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Roosevelt
Pot TV
Melix Frankfurter
Copymient
Niza Service
Hollywood film shop with Rosalind Russell on screen wives
Hollywood gossip notes Rosalind Russell, saying keeping a screen husband happy differs from private life. She cites experience as a screen wife in four pictures and discusses on set duties, makeup, wardrobe, and equal treatment to avoid delays and breakups that could raise costs.
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Hollywood
Keren Hushands
Rosalind’ Russell
Robert Montgomery
Metra-chuldwyn-Mayer
Misa Ruusch
Sereei
Mystery witness heard by grand jury in Dauphin graft probe
A second mystery witness testified before the Dauphin county grand jury investigating graft in the Barle administration. The witness was questioned late yesterday. the first mystery witness had previously prompted newspapermen’s enclosure and rapid exit.
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Grand Jury
United Press
Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Barle
Yeater
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