New York Manton affair stirs Dept of Justice politics
Amid a Washington behind the scenes dispute a resignation plan for U.S. Circuit Judge Max Manton, New York, tightens into a punitive clash between Attorney General Frank Murphy and District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey. Reports trace Dewey’s rapid front pages to a detailed memo sent to House committee chair Sumner, while Murphy probes potential leaks within the New York federal office.
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Democratic Advice From Pennsylvanian Leaders Stirs Debate
Editorial in the Pittsburgh Press criticizes Democratic strategy in Pennsylvania. It targets Senator Joseph F. Guffey, arguing his leadership split the party and fueled tensions over WPA and Harrisburg scandal charges. It urges Democrats to discard his influence and seek unity to regain power. Berlin papers claim FDR seeks to foment distrust in Europe, a notion viewed as harmful to a continent that values harmony.
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Safety records soar across nation with fewer highway deaths
The year 198 marked the safest period, with traffic deaths down 19 percent and 7 640 more people alive than if 1937 rates persisted. Cleveland claimed safest big city status with fatalities down 49 percent, Detroit and St. Louis down 41 and 40 percent. Alliance Ohio recorded 47 consecutive months without a traffic fatality as efforts continue, while critics urge tougher driver licensing.
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Bruce Catton in Washington on the farm bill debate
In Washington on February 6, Bruce Catton reports a shift in the New Deal farm program after six years of effort. Senator Capper outlines two visions for farm policy, one restricting controls and letting farmers self regulate, the other preserving export surpluses and continuing government aid. He notes farmer opinions are divided, with some opposing repeal of the AAA and others favoring limited production or marketing controls.
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Lincoln Actor Franks McGlynn Longs for Variety in Film Roles
Hollywood notes recount Frank McGlynn, famed for decades as Abraham Lincoln, seeking diverse parts beyond Lincoln. From early stage triumphs to later screen work with Irene Dunne and Charles Boyer in Love Affair, he pursued varied characters while remaining best known for Lincoln portrayals.
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Stamp News reports six-cent airmail error sheets attract collectors
The six-cent bi colored airmail shows horizontal imperfection with vertical perforations, producing 40 error sheets sold at Brooklyn post office and 10 more held by New York dealers. A sheet sells for 2500 dollars and a block of four for 200, with only 20 commercially available. Post Office checked stocks nationwide, no further error sheets found. Two stamp reference books highlighted accompany news of new issues and commemoratives from Sanabria and Rich.
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New York
Brooklyn
Post Office Department
Air Post
Nicolas Sanabria
United States
Stephen G. Rich
Verona
Daily Dozen on Heart Trouble Misconceptions and Symptoms
Medical Society guidance explains that many normal children show chest or stomach discomfort mistaken for heart trouble. It notes misreading chest muscle pain ribs and intercostal nerves as cardiac signs, with anxious individuals misattributing general pains to heart disease.
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Barbs and banter in a fragmentary Senate gibe
A jumble of clipped jokes riffs on Der Fuehrer Feliz Frankfurter and the Senate. It mentions a study length of 88 feet for chest expansion, a hat order of twelve hats, and a quip about arithmetic and renown, all in a satirical newspaper style.
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Feliz Frankfurter Bag
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Twenty Years Ago Token From the Journal Files
A 1919 brief from the Bowed or ctors board of commerce meeting shows plans to delay a community building project, while action may lead to paving Findley Lake road. Various local items include a misread casualty listing, residents traveling to Texas, and political notes amid a garbled report.
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New York State Line
Civic Employees Dinner Invite At Grand Theater
A Letter to the Editor invites Citizens to attend a Civic Employees event at the Grand Theater Navi Center Street. The editor cites statements by Haake and Tosna on union activity, employer aims, and worker conditions. The piece questions town politics, labor unity, and the impact on wage and trade policies.
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Alee
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