Youngest and oldest candidates cited in presidential age debate
United Press dispatch surveys presidential nominees by age, noting Borah, Landon, and Roosevelt as benchmark figures. It recalls past youths like Theodore Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan, and outlines historical precedents and party dynamics shaping age as a political factor.
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Lyle c. Wilson
United Press Star
Washington
Willan
Aim. Landon
Teansass
Soviet Women at Work Expansion in 1995 Industry
In Moscow officials report the share of women in Soviet industry rose to 40 percent during 1995, reflecting growing female participation in the workforce across key sectors.
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Moscow
Life spans six reigns in Winnipeg
George Shaw of Winnipeg aged 107 has lived through six British monarchs, born a year before the death of King George IV, a rare longevity record.
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Winnipeg
Man
George Shaw
George IV
Convicted Erie County Defendants Sentenced By Judge
Six defendants were convicted by juries in Erie County Court last week and received prison terms or suspended sentences. Claude Gerhardt, 52, was sentenced to five to ten years in the Western Penitentiary for sodomy and attempted sodomy. Charles Dunlap, 28, was sentenced to one year and two months to two years and four months in the Western penitentiary after a tearful plea for money by his wife failed. William Rutiovski, 17, was sentenced to an indefinite term in a reformatory for involvement in a $4,000 theft. Charles Roberts, 1, and Osborne, 40, were convicted of stealing a tract. Roberts gets two to four months in county prison, Osborne four to eight months in the workhouse. Calvin Garihan, fined $10, restitution required, and 30 days in county jail for relief chiseling, with a suspended sentence for the judge.
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Tub
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Claude Kgrhardt
Geran
J. Orin Walle
Bin
Western
Wif
Charles Dunlap
East 191 Street
Miles B. Kitts
Ani
Tor
Weatern
William Rutiovski
Anington Reformatory
Kitts
Calvin Garihan
Erle
Plan Illuminated Roads in Nation
Oakland, Feb 18. Technically illuminated highways could span coast to coast from Canadian to Mexican borders as the 10 year dream of Gite Si Hong, Lincoln Highway Association secretary, nears realization. Hoag cites demonstrated benefits along the Illinois section between Dyer and Scheerville near the state line as proof.
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Oakland
Cal
Gite Si Hong
Lincoln Highway Association
Hoag
Dyer
Scheerville
Hosg
Jones burial set for Union City Thursday
The funeral arrangements for Marshall D. Jones are set for Union City. The body will arrive Thursday morning and be taken to Crowe Funeral Home on North Main Street for service at two o'clock conducted by Rev. Wilbur J. Hewitt. Interment will be beside his wife and daughter in Mooregreen cemetery. Mr. Jones died last Friday at his Venice California home after a long stomach ailment.
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Union Ciiy
Marshall D. Jones
Union City
Crowe Tuneral
North Main Street
Funens
Wilbur J. Hewitt
The
Methodist Church
Two O'Cock
Moexgrenn
Jones
Venice
Calif
Time For This Help in Preventing Colds
A historical ad style implores readers to use Vicks Va-tro-nol at the first nasal irritation after exposure to prevent colds. It claims the product stimulates natural nose defenses, clears nasal passages, reduces swelling, and offers relief for stuffy noses or nasal catarrh as part of a broader cold prevention plan.
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Vicks
Supreme Court ruling boosts planned TVA style power program
Washington reports that the Court’s limited ruling on the Muscle Shoals sale validates federal power to sell dam generated electricity and encourages broader TVA like projects. Officials say it clears doubts on federal loans and grants for municipal plants, potentially expanding nationwide power development with public works support.
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Richard L. Harkness
United Press
Washington
The
New Deal
Supreme Court
TVA
Bhy Kent Roosevelt
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Zorog
Hominy
Okla
Frank R. McNinch
Federal Power Commission
Nebraska
Tennessee Valley Authority
Hpeense
Corry Players Form At Junior High For Dramatic Group
Primittie daasie Linder will organize a dramatic group tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Junior High school under Thomas Reclofs. The Corry Players aim to widen the knowledge of participants in plays and productions and plan one annual production, inviting writers, makers, designers, and makeup experts to join. Members of the Little Theatre Guild are invited, with officer elections among the features of the meeting.
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Primittie Daasie Linder Tie Ualalt
Thomas Reclofs
Corry Players
Little Theatre Guild
Forensic Music League Set to Meet in Pottsville
Pottsville hosts the ninth annual Pennsylvania Morale and Music League event in April with preliminary county contests. Winners advance to the final. events include debating oration extempore speech poetry Shakespeare reading and various musical performances. The sponsoring division of the University of Pittsburgh supports the state high schools for speech and music.
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Pottaville
Fennsylvania Pororaie and Music League
Une
Funeral Held for Gun Victim Plan Inquest
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon for Leroy Gertsch a Warren youth fatally shot by a bullet from a ride being used for target practice by Charles Rosa of Lawn Avenue. The coroner announced an inquest to be held Wednesday evening at 7 at Deputy Coroner W B Lutk's office. A coroner's jury was named and the investigation by Deputy Sheriff and District Attorney continues with new details yet unrevealed.
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Vaidilion
Meedevick
Leroy Gertsch
Alfred Gertsch
Warren
Charles Rosa
Lawn Avenue
Ofeloel
Lally Yuner
Wow Market Street
B.J. Lamp- Hom
Salvation Army
Onin
W. B. Lutelk
W. R. Kopf
Im Redding
M.R. Dyehart
Laverne Hull
Ward Bauer
P. H. Cott
Stender
Domestic Strains Tie Helen to Stella in New York
In a tense New York chapter, Helen grapples with Stella’s presence and Walter’s insistence on keeping Stella close. Stella moves in after illness, while Helen fights to keep her marriage intact and seeks independence by renting separate quarters. Dirk counts Irene’s newborn son as Helen finds momentary relief with old friends and the Terhunes.
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New York
Walter
Gracie
Dirk
Stella
Ethel’s
Hose
Marie
Anton
Bound Brook
Irene
Heten
Hsien
Smalls
Bone
Raniah
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