Political Parade notes on radio, nominations, and White House shifts
Washington dispatch surveys radio skills of Gov. Landon and Sen. Vandenberg, noting Roosevelts superior technique. It links policy staff moves, Jackson’s appointment, Pratt’s rumored ouster, and Howe’s possible replacement. Patronage tensions in Harrison and Bilbo race shape Mississippi politics before the June convention.
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Roosevelt
Bell Smith
Sen
William &. Boral
Mr. Hoover
Mule
John D. M. Hamilton
Kanssa
Sepublican National Committee
Landon
Henry P. Pletcher
Regulations for observance of Lent read in churches
Lent regulations announced in St Mirabeth and St Phormo Catholic churches outline Ash Wednesday beginning the season, fasting rules for ages 21 to 59, and abstinence on Wednesdays and Fridays with meat allowed at meals for those not obliged to fast. Holy Week practices and discouragement of theaters, dances, liquor, and indulgence are urged along with devotions and reception of the Sacraments.
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Ash Wedneaddy
St. Mirabeth
Am St. Phorm
Holy See
Former Corry Boy Married in Jamestown Ceremony
Miss Lucile Nick of Erie married Howard C. Stula of Erie on October 11 in Jamestown with Rev. J. J. Connell officiating. The ceremony was announced at a tea event at the Erie Woman's Club hosted by Opal Wade, with Mrs Stulte’s mother presiding. Stultz has recently left Corry and works for General Electric.
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Corry Ana
Lucile Nick
Oscar H. Nick
Erie
Howard C.stula
Mark Stultz
Erie and Cony
J. J. Connell
Jamestown
Woman's Club
Adierika Claim Promises Clear Skin in Keister’s Ad
Verna Schlepp reports pimples vanished after using Adierika and claims skin is smooth and healthy. The ad from Keister’s Cut Rate Dig. Store promotes Adierika washes the jowls and ridges poisons causing a bad complexion.
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Verna Schlepp
Adierika
Keister
Street Workers Clear Snow Amid Tough Winter Conditions
Street Department crews and WPA laborers toil across the city clearing snow and spreading cinders. Ed Har sington reports four workers were treated for bites while shoveling and many roads remain blocked by drifts, with a thaw expected to ease conditions soon.
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Weent Yueg
Aldhough Mony Coryller
WIA
Edward Harsington
Atevet
Liv Utreet
WPA
Worth Street
White
Working Girl Needs 77 75 For Clothes In New York
The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor estimates yearly clothing costs for a working girl at 77.75 dollars. They itemize 16.60 for dresses and undergarments, 12 for shoes, 12 for stockings, 6.25 for a two year coat, and other essentials. The report notes unemployed women lack funds for relief.
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New York
Adgit
New York Association
Eden in New Appeal for Ethiopian Peace
Samuel Hoare, former foreign secretary, spoke in Geneva last September proposing that the League examine redistributing world inked materials and urged a coherent Geneva meeting on the topic. Eden stated the country remains firmly committed to collective security to sustain peace.
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Peontinuca
Knights of Columbus Hall Destroyed by Fire in Marys
Firemen battled sub zero weather to save the Knights of Columbus hall in Marys but the three story stone and brick building was destroyed. Damage was estimated at 40 000 with the origin undetermined after the blaze supposedly began in a boiler room.
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St, Marys
Knights of Columbus
Comstock Defects from Regular Democrats In 1936 Campaign
Former Governor William A. Comstock accuses President Roosevelt and Postmaster General Farley of breaking promises to the Democratic state organization and defects from the regular Democratic ranks in the 1936 campaign. An Erie bankruptcy shows Harley Wickham Company filing voluntary petition with assets around 3.0 million against liabilities of about 20 thousand. Engagement announced between Constance Prosser McCamley and Richard K. Mellon linking Pittsburgh and New York institutions. The Hermit Kingdom reference closes the disjointed item with a garbled note on origins.
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Ay Umneu Ress Etros
William A. Comstock
Roosevelt
Farley
ERIE
Intiseurch
Assell
Harley Wickham Company
Young Mellon
New York
Constance Prosser McCamley
Questuencefile Bankers Trust Co
Richard K. Mellon
F. B. Mello
Pittsburgh
Across and Down Puzzle Clue List Becomes Jumbled
A scrambled crossword puzzle page presents a series of across and down clues with garbled text and mixed fragments. Entries reference native peoples, nature elements, thresholds, colors, and common nouns, suggesting a large mixed word game torn from a newspaper section.
Tuberculosis Hospital Fight Advances in Erie County
The tuberculosis hospital dispute intensifies as the Erie County Health win spurs the tuberculosis association to seek court action. Judge William Hirt issues a mandamus to force Controller Harvey M. Willis to approve plans and a 1936 budget for funds, with county commissioners to be challenged if funds are not included before the February 26 budget adoption.
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Bair Wolk
Erie County Health
Tax collector vacancy in dole town signals unemployment impact
Chelmsford Ontario reports the tax collector post is vacant as 95 percent of villagers are unemployed and on the dole, with the tax official among the unemployed. The situation highlights hardship in the community.
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Dole
Chelmsford
Gloomy Sunday Song Sparks Police Action in Paris Crisis
A Paris report describes a personal crisis around a new song titled Gloomy Sunday and its tense fallout. Police moved to blocks following a disruptive incident, while organizers and a composer maneuver to calm the scene amid reports of a public safety risk.
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United Press Paris
Mal 24
Patios Wave
Asi
Gypalen
Declaration of Independence in a Turbulent Family
After a tense quarrel over independence from meddling relatives, Walter and Helen seek a private life with their baby Gracie. A sudden crisis arrives as Anastasia suffers a stroke, drawing Walter to his mother and provoking Irene and Agnes to spy, scheme, and threaten exposure of alleged infidelity involving Helen.
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Walt
Walter
Gracie
Ilelen
Helen
Irene
Fredericks
Mamie
Flolen
Jin
Anastasia
Rileys
Mama
Trene
Agnes Musker
Agnes
Erntelal
Bertha Crandall
George Columin
AL Sunehion
Beethe
Anastaeta
Lawear
Tryvet
Agno
George
T Ware
Miami
Anne
Bertha
Latyzhime
Dik Terhune
Berth
Vier
Berths
Stella
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Wilson
United Press
Washington
Alm M. Landon
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Vandenberg
Hoover
Foover
Robert H. Jackson
United States
Wenersi
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthat
Morgenthau
Treasury
Justice Department
Jackson
New York 10
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Federal Communications
Anning B. Pratt
Stephen Harry
White House
Louis McE. Howe
Howe
Pat Harrison
Theodore
Bilbo
Mississippi
Huey P. Long
Harrison
Bilbow
Spain
Mike Connor
John N. Garter
James A. Farley
Tekes, Hopkins
Tugwell
CORRY
Federal Reserve Syerese
the Federal Depositons, Corp
Washington, D. c
Ass’n
Eden
K. of C.hall
Bolts Democrats
Daily Cross
Brush Wood
Texas
Belelm
Ilzling
Belgium
Jelel
T.B
Lely Wenites
Dinnyr Qieltos
Aryoly Boreas
Hue
Wii
Nwife
Couynrbs
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