Youthful Eden resigns Britain’s foreign secretary amid European crisis
The resignation of Anthony Eden as Britain’s foreign secretary follows Sunray’s cabinet session amid Mussolini and Hitler, signaling possible shifts in European alignment. The move comes after Eden opposed Nazi policies and supported League of Nations ties, with Britain facing a grave crisis and potential reconfiguration of alliances. U.S. foreign policy voices caution about reliance on alliances as Europe grows unstable.
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Anthony Eden
Britain
Viscount Halifax
League of Nations
Germany
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Ani
Italy
Hitler
Europe
Rane
Hiller-Mussolini
Wouboa
United States
America
Prosecution of Crime in Erie County Draws Scrutiny
The Erie county court faces criticism over handling of cases with claims that prosecutions focus on a few high‑profile matters while many others move slowly. A lawyer argues that inadequate preparation and inconsistent attention to all 75 pending indictments weaken the system and embolden crime as juries and officials press for reform. Grand juries may investigate this issue as debtors and local matters also surface in recent weeks.
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Lennafer Bounty Criminal Court
Erie
Pennsylvania
Seasions
Ene County
Ellen
Erie County
Stewart Says By Charles P Stewart on Railroads and Auto Travel
Central Press columnist Charles P Stewart writes from Washington that a push for a system of telefacades and tollways threatens railroads by shifting passenger travel to autos. He notes Congress hearings led by Wheeler and Dowbtless opponents claim auto travel could curb costs, yet line up sharp criticism of railroads profits and management. The column argues autos may siphon business but do not guarantee lower fares for all travelers.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D.C
Tabork
J. Bulkley
Hong
Tomago
Wyrton
Soninte
Cronkenessay
Agence
Iis
Congress
Hollywood Film Shop Scene Sparks Oddities Trade
Film workers in a Hollywood shop offer unusual items for cinema use including live animals and props. A dealer explains earnings from items like snakes and other oddities, with anecdotes about the industry and related businesses in cinema production.
Carpet Wools From Many Regions Described
Fragmentary advert claims carpet wools originate from central Asia Tibet Russia India South America and Scotland. It mentions mountainous climates produce strong resilient fibers and notes a factory or brand name in a garbled promotional style.
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Central Asia
Russia
India
South America
Scotland
Checking Delinquents Under the Income Tax Board
The Internal Revenue Service boosts information at source checks to identify delinquent returns. Taxpayers with wages salaries royalties rents or other compensation over thresholds must report to the Commissioner in Washington. Delinquent filers include individuals corporations domestic entities and fiduciaries with $1000 or more in annual payments or specified incomes. Information returns are checked against taxpayer data and invoices and penalties may apply to those failing to comply.
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Lie Revenue Act
Ufirles
Internal Revenue Et Washiston
I. O
Vesjirenietts
Venart Ol
Windemils
Gilkeey
United
Shilol
Utp
Sitord
Sustediall Nocaults
Totus
Dnfarmakian
Deadly Infection Ad Offers San-Cura Poison Ointment
An advertisement fragment claims a product named San-Cura could prevent bites and treat minor injuries, praising its cleansing and dressing properties for burns, scalds, and blisters. The snippet quotes Mrs. D. B. Biclair of Diana San-Gura Street, promoting ointment and soap as best.
Roosevelt Speech Backlash and Wall Street Critique 1928
A 1928 editorial criticizes Wall Street campaigns against President Roosevelt and condemns efforts to smear him. It argues big business should police itself and urges the opposition to take decisive action, stressing democratic duty and prudence in addressing national crises.
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Wall Street
Roosevelt
United States
Timaml
Ais Dwain
Messeas
Register and ‘Tribune Syndicate
Fragmented OCR memory of a distant mountain warning tale
Scattered phrases describe bells in Atpm mountains warning travelers of storms and odd references to old forts in Illinois and St Augustine. The text contains garbled names, dates, and mixed topics from life expectancy to film reels and national conscription ideas.
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Atpm Mountains
Diet and colitis guidance by Dr Clendening
The column discusses amebic and nonspecific large intestine colitis, noting prognosis and management. It stresses that amebic colitis is harder to cure and emphasizes control through diet and patient discipline. A soft low residue diet is outlined with specific allowed foods and beverages. Dr. Clendening will answer general questions in his column.
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Logan wueNasuynvesy
Alice
Clendening
Reader Queries on Colitis Remedies and Treatments
The column discusses colitis remedies including kaolin enemas and non prescription washes. It notes use of hydrogen peroxide mixtures for facial treatment and pumice stone sanding for excess hair. Readers request information on hydrogen peroxide and pumice use.
Twenty Years Ago A Taken From Journal Files 1918
In 1918 local items include Florence Firth resigning as a Washington school teacher to join the U.S. Agriculture Department in Washington. An accident sent a sledder against a telephone pole on Second Avenue. Ford Administrator Kieth Hatproclaimed a policy controversial in the city. Mrs. Jish Moonsy died at her home in Columbus Township. Blakeley, a pioneer Corly resident, died at Worth Center Street home. Lex Graves, son of J. R. Graves, had an exciting encounter when the liner Meserga was damaged in collision with another liner. Ray Saris reported trains moving men from Camp Lee. Dorothy Waller left for Chitsingwhera to continue teaching at Sherwood School.
Paris Styles Faris Wows With Feathery Night Attire
Paris styling guru Faris showcases high fashion gowns featuring white satin, large feathered accoutrements, and multi colored plumage garnitures. ensembles include long capes, halter necks with pheasantlike plume, and intricate net veils paired with emerald tones and floral trims.
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Funen
Austria
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Fellevi
Fy Rascott
Aas Arden
Rig DE Iaheirg
Rand Airport
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Annesallies
St.aprica
Lowemnons IP
Eapqqat
Stewart
Hollywood Film Shop
Follywood
Relaewton
Moh
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Trattis
Tunoh
Il Ia
Turing
Whatmors
Rico-Radia
Ra- Nadie
Guni
Ghalmers
Earl Hayes
Ine
Studa
Lion Compo
Tia Imiss
Ralph Luxford
Ujese
Yeels
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By Jay Franklin
Washington
Peli
Liberty League
Wall ‘Street
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Phen
Witelts Wong
Hie Ts
Mexico
Iife Insurance Company
Ae Napoleon
Hollywood
St. Augustine
Ara
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Mit
Dr. Clendentr
Rube Noth
Clonteming
Anwent
Lavan
Caines Onan Peedine
Instyuelionn
Blakeley
X Mvoht
Lie
Red Cross
Corry
Hag
Florence Firth
Hae
U.S. Agriculttural Department
Peréon
Pannon
Ford
Kieth
A.poliny
Tulson, Blakeley
Corly
Worth Center Street
iLex Graves
J. R. Graves
Dersey Beast
Ray Saris
Camp Lee
Dorothy Waller
Sherwood School of Subshc
Paris
Faris
Catherine Puro
Paralhan
Parel
Redingulley
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