Building Racket Inquiries Push Public Million Savings
Readable excerpts from a Washington Daily News piece quote Thomas L. Stokes on Thurman Arnold’s anti trust actions. The Justice Department cites $2.8 million yearly Pittsburgh area savings and nationwide reductions in building costs where grand juries acted. Examples include New York sand price drops and St Louis gravel pricing reducing residential costs.
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Thomas L.gtokes
Washington Dailyews
Thurman Arnold
Justice Department
Pittsough
Pittsburgh
Afso
New York
St. Louis
Hat
Metro
Politan
Tonight and Tomorrow Radio Teases Liberty Custodian Guest
Tonight on Your Radio Pred Allen hosts the Statin of Liberty's custodian Davia Ludhnerer, billed as a surprising guest aged 86. A teaser promises startling revelations about Miss Likenly's past and a tense not to be missed broadcast.
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Pred Allen
Liberty
Davia Ludhnerer
Tofeh
G. Tad
Mycér
Miss Likenly
Hollywood Radio Notes and Biographical Sketches
A feature filled column surveys Hollywood figures and history with a focus on actor Lillian Russell and biographical approach by McGuire. It covers performances, costume choices, and era impressions, plus a dense schedule of NBC programs and musical guests for that night.
This Curious World William Furgusart Seguin
The reader is introduced to a curious piece featuring William Furgusart in Seguin, inviting exploration of a topic likely tied to local history or notable figures. The exact focus is unclear due to fragmented text but suggests a portrait or vignette centered on the individual.
City wide street signs urged for safety and order
A local meeting urged city authorities and property owners to place numbers and street signs on all homes and buildings to aid delivery and avoid inconvenience. Officials warned that unmarked properties create hazards, while funding delays hinder a city wide labeling effort.
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Hb Witlo
Fom
Guho
British Crisis 1804 Speech Foretells Invasion Danger
A fragmentary 1804 London address by Robert Hall warned that Napoleon threats could devastate England. It argued conquest would erase freedom, liberate tyranny, dissolve naval power, and collapse liberal institutions, urging vigilance as Europe faced invasion.
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Neville Chamberlain
Viscount Halifax
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
British Empire
London
Robert Hall
England
Napoleon
Wiese
Europe
Mieke Guay
Dies Seeks Secret Hearings For Subversive Probe
Martin L Dies plans to suspend public hearings in June and push for closed door sessions by the Dies committee. He argues private hearings reduce jawing by witnesses, ease strain on members, and allow unanimous committee reports. Public summaries would replace individual statements as the probe into subversive groups continues.
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Ashington
Martin L. Diez
Congressional Committee
Dies
Opus
Commiltse
Hollyiwood
Onc
California
Amane
Pillside
Maing Colony
Congress
Oper
Publi
Daily 7 How Many Can You Answer Quiz
A quirky promotional page presents a chaotic quiz titled Daily 7 How Many Can You Answer. It lists questions about governors, prominent figures, and world topics in a collage of garbled lines and misprints.
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Este
Timpis
Emmanuel Swedenborg
Sleep myths and health claims grip Pennsylvania Medical Society items
A fragmented note on the Medical Society of Pennsylvania discusses sleep research and public misperceptions. It mentions a poll of prominent figures, claims about sleep duration, and references to experts and authorities, including Enos Siedly and Wistar-related names, amid a town mourning report for Jarnor Shiulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail
Bernett
Wittiers
Enos
Railroads to return to private ownership next Monday
Fifty years ago the Prine Journal reports that agent B. Martin skipped an officials conference in Erie where railroad operation shifts were discussed. Private ownership is slated to resume next Monday. A fire at Rex Heater on South Street destroyed the building at 2 PM. Tony Lourdel, a former Corry youth now in Philadelphia, is earning honors as a spectator for the Fenty basketball team.
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B. Martin
Erie
Rex
South Street
Tony Lourdel
Corry
Philadelchi
Fenty
Barbs and echoes in a caustic Washington scene
A fragmented shore of opinions rails at the American Youth Congress lobbying for fifty million dollars and provoking lawmakers. President Roosevelt takes a fishing trip to rest after a tumultuous period as critiques, portraits of political figures, and local officials mingle in a chaotic, era-typical jumble.
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TSE American Youth Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
Desert Pareiapet in arid regions of the Southwest
Fragmented OCR text references desert formations, rocks, and an uncertain term Desert Pareiapet. Mentions college ads and Portuguese toleads, with garbled phrases about weather or science interest and inquiries into a metric approach. Names and dates are unclear due to transcription errors.
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South Wast
Queen Bearers Miss Ger at Her Hon Evening
Miss Ger leads a modest gathering reported as Queen Bearers at a church event noting the absence of several participants. Esther Sta Methodist meeting details are sparse in the fragment. The report hints at a social or church group activity with limited readable names and places.
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Miss Ger
Esther
Methodist Meeting of Sons
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State of
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Holly
Wodd
William Anthony McGuiire
McGuire
Lins
Ziegfeld
Weenan
Rembrandt
Beethoven
Nieman
Lillian Russell
Rus‘sell_wss
Alicense
Miss Russell
Faye Hini Corsehih
Rus
Diamond
Brody
Waren
William Ts Wave Lewiseby
Miss Russel
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George Burns
Hay Noble
Frank Parker
Columbia
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al Petree
Tady
Christian Helir
Texaco Star Theater
John Garfield
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Burns Mantle
Columbia Network
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Henry Cowell
Mdfan~ Aipolis Symphony Orchestra
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Rossini
Martucci
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Avalon
Fred Allen
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Kay Kyser
College of Must ‘Cal
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Sleepy Hall
Charlie Barnett
Erstine Hawkins
Will Bradley
Patricia ‘Koo
China
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Jaren
Marine Band
Confucius
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Naional Broadcasting Company
Moscow
United Press
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Warsaw
Riza
Relsivel
Christian Science Monitor
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Colo
Ius
William Stevens
Pew
Italy
America
Liter Studia
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Russia
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Aea
Caiad White Star Company
T Io
Christie Saikucé
Monitor
Preveritea
He Geraiai
Politidi
Riga
Latvia
Helsinlei
Wiliam Furgusart
Seguin
Esecy Burcpears
Zie
Reve
Adanral Eyem
AIS Ues
EO Tees Antarctic Expedition
Edward S. Godfrey Jr
Bovernor
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Supreme Court
Frank Murphy
Mark A. Winy
Yale Institute of Bimsth
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Perabt Tighiftimse
Jyrumidy Vensk
Biencan
Norway
Soviet
Daily Dozen
the Medical Society of
State of Pennsylvania
Jarnor Shiulton
Sherdie
Wiglure
Vitor
Token Prine Journal
Fies
Ee Partneys Git Ashevenife
Howard Tefiiery
Clarks
Irving Manley
West Chiaroh Street
I. G. Rickerson
Clark
Rickerson
R. D
Chirta
William Dudley Pettey
Fritz Kuhn
Earl Browder
Kentucky
Corry Radeng
National Defense
National Dent
Wey
USA
Sabe
Nao
Omics
Wits
Aieyt Fats
SHC
ONL
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