Republicans split over Pinchot bid in May primaries
Northwestern Pennsylvania Republicans meeting at Olt City condemns party rift as Pinchot enters the governor’s race. Leaders warn unity may collapse in 1938 gubernatorial contests, with many regulars resisting the forester’s candidacy and its impact on Democratic prospects.
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Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Olt City
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Kiven
Entey of Pinchot
Pinshot
Pinchot
Republican Party
Giff
Head of a Family Tax Exemption Rules Explained
A head of a family is a single taxpayer supporting multiple related individuals in one home. Dependency must be legal or natural, with a $400 credit per dependent under 18 or otherwise incapable of self support, totaling up to $2,900 plus credits, while the taxpayer cannot divide the head of a family exemption among dependents.
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Sunday coincidences pile up in Fresno story
A scrambled clipping reports a series of coincidences in Fresno involving two parties sharing similar names and family connections. The legible fragment hints at a personal or community intrigue but lacks clear action or outcomes. Further readable details are needed for precise summarization.
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Brebno
Cal
Tolioenthyiis
Boe
Bailey address fuels party split in approaching primaries
Columnist Charles P. Stewart reports Bailey's anti New Deal stance seen as a potential Republican aligned Democrat and notes mixed Republican and Democratic support in the North Carolina race. The piece discusses implications for Bailey Copeland and anti New Deal candidates in upcoming primaries and the possible shifts in party loyalties.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
Josiah W. Bailey
North Carolina Democrat
Capita
Guinat
Bailey
Roosevelt
Primarios
North
Catalina
Bhyway
Copeland
Paris Styles Millinery-Dress Ensembles Stir Paris Fashion
Paris designers unveil new millinery-dress and glove ensembles. Robert Piguet showcases bias-cut gowns with unusual neck drapes and long lace ends. Two-piece hats, ornate veiled caps, and striking color contrasts define the season with sculptural shapes and bold trims. Designers like Patou contribute upturned brims and feathered accents.
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Robert Piguet
Dhawlecat
W.plack
Suzanne
Jean Patou
Faday
Paris
One Minute Test Prompts and Puzzled Word Snags
A garbled OCR item presents nebulous trivia and fragmented phrases about U S dep artments and residents, with hints of proverbs and wisdom lines. It references beliefs in power, virtue, and vision, though text is largely incomprehensible and unrelated to coherent events or people.
Southern senators clash over anti lynching bill debate
Washington report notes southern conservatives fight the anti lynching measure, accusing filibuster tactics while some southern states shift toward New Deal ideals. Voters in Dixie face choice as regional politics edge toward national reform, with figures like Byrd and Tammany referenced amid a broader climate of change.
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Jay Franklin
Washington
D. C
Deep South
Caraway
Arkansas
George
Georgia
Cdtionia" Smith
South Carolina
Congress
Dixie
Sofia
Virginia
Glass Byrdmiral Tammany
Weta
Alahama
Florida
Ibergl
Wall Street
Rage Hatrell
Ihe
South
Mason-Dixon Line
Ohio
Imperial Valley
California
New England
Mississippi
Story of a misfit dachshund steals the show
Frank Morgan recounts how a neglected two month old dachshund with distemper and a crooked tail became a standout at California dog shows. He bought the pup, nursed it to health, and entered it in a class where it won first prize while the champion impressed less. Morgan retired both dogs to a farm for rest.
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Folleywood
Jan
Frank Morgan
Morgan
California
Bel
Qahia Wes
Dixie Republicans and a scarecrow of reform
Fragmentary note questions if anti reform forces and Wall Street influenced Southerners can delay national change. The writer ponders whether the Dixie Republicans might regain power through this scare tactic.
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Wall Street
L Wontier
Fragmented Factographs Recount Miscellaneous Data
Fragmentary facts touch on Joseph Hengeshekner authoring for 14 years, Mount Fujias height, saccharin sweetness and dietary effects, Patna fires, U S. schools enrollment, the first U S. girls school in Lancaster Mass, tass fiber reptiles, and Tuisia population yeling privileges with matchbox vent references.
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Lancaster
Mass
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