New York Democrats Split by Lehman and Hillman Cross Currents
In New York the upstate Democrats shift from Roosevelt reforms while Tammany Hall battles for power in Wall Street politics. Gov. Lehman pursues presidential aims, pressuring Wagner to run for governor and drawing New Dealers into a rift. Labor leaders led by Sidney Hillman demand a key senatorial seat and lieutenant governorship, threatening negotiations with Hillman potentially winning a Senate seat if La Guardia shifts alliances.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Henry of Navarre
Paris
New York State
Empire State
New York
Herbert H.lehman
Leitman
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Robert F
Goll
Tammany Hall
Jimmy Hines
la Guardia
Tammany
Copeland
Royal S. Copeland
Wagner
Lehman
Sidney Hullman
Hillman
LaGuardia
City Hall
Senate
Washington
Bob Jackson
James M. Mead
Albany
Wayne
Herbert H Lehman
Fourth of July seen as potential Pan American unity festival
The Havana Congress proposes suspending all business and government on July 4 to honor the United States and strengthen friendship among Pan American nations. If Cuba adopts the plan, other Latin American countries may follow, promoting a common holiday reflecting hemispheric independence and good neighbor ties.
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Cuba
Cighan Congress
Havana
United States
Uncle Sam
Ors
Prokecin
Jilly
Lem
American economist Ayres on business outlook and policy
Chr Leonard P Ayres, an American economist, argues that government spending may slow business activity while consumer demand remains strong. He predicts business will recover gradually through next year, driven by production of building materials machinery and vehicles. He warns reforms could erode enterprise habits in a free society.
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Leonard P. Ayres
Ottawa
Couiy
United States
Canada
War measures seek substitutes for scarce materials
The government warns that despite abundant fodder, we face shortages of cotton metals and chemicals. Faced with export limits and rationing, officials urge shift to synthetic products and new production lanes to meet domestic needs while maintaining wartime strength.
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China
Japan
Germany
tSconomic
Wil Apy
Asin Sefaimers
Behind the Scenes in Washington by Rodney Washington
A July dispatch discusses the Senate Campaign Expenses Committee and Roosevelt's involvement in supporting liberal candidates. It notes internal splits among New Dealers and conservatives, predicts a running skirmish through the campaign, and highlights relations between Roosevelt, Sheppard, and other officials amid ongoing political tensions. It also covers China’s war, Dutchers in Florida, and Hyde's Washington role.
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Rodney Washington
Senate Campaign Expenses Committee
WEA
Roosevelt
Morris Sheppard
Sheppard
Sail
WPA
Aubeny Williams
Workers’ Alliance
Dave Walsh
Massachusetts
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Vicw
Garmert
Joe O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Wallace White
Maine
Harry Howkins
Henry M. Hyde
Jack Garner
Washington
Garner
Hyde
Saturday Evening Post
Garner-Roosevelt
Twenty Years Ago Aw Taken From the Journal Files
The city commission held a session planning a major sidewalk project as H. Palmer and J. Rowe prepared to leave their posts. A wounded local man, John Adams, a relative of Mrs. Robert Barlow, is treated in France. Lyle Saxton and Tevin Bloom returned from overseas duty. Mrs. W. Bettis will spend the summer at Findley Lake with family. Mrs Fran Hutchinson received notice of her husband Frank’s safe overseas status.
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Ayer Alexander
Fe. H. Palmer
Corry
Pyohn Adams
Rs. Robert, Barlow
France
Bettis
Findley Lake
Harry Right
OU Eal
Fran Hutchinson
Route 4
Fas
Frank Frutehiiipa
Ron
Clement
Bordief
Mickey Rooney
Freddie Bartholomew
Ex Theatre
Capitol Theatre
New York
Buffalo Theatre
Iocks
Fraviers
Townsend
Warren
Ohio
Ambridge
Robert Olds
Juat
Charles Olds
Third Ward
Gertrude Church
Union City
Chixena ‘National Bank
Lake Erie
Toley Adlvices
Holowaiter
Hime
Raymond Plant
Raye Jean Vittorio Zacchini
Frit Isamnon
Lina
Obi
Gorry
S. Crosby
Paris Fashion Tip Emphasizes Fine Shoes For Summer
Paris styles celebrate fine leather and delicate details for summer footwear. Observers note a shift away from chunky thick soles toward slender soles with square toes and contrasting trims, with evening sandals featuring delicate straps and ornamentation.
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Paris
Trier
Reginald Fellows
Marlene Dietrich
Bordeaux
Bentivegna
Roouet Game Fatal In Los Gatos
Mrs Dorathy Peterson aged 100 died after a fall during a roouet game in Los Gatos authorities report the accident is linked to her age and the elderly player’s fall.
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Los Gatos
Cal
Dorathy Peterson
Moilims Lin
Nua Heads New Olean Hospital Dedication Plan
The Rex. Mother Jean Muri, O.S.S. presides over preparations for the dedication of Olean's new St. Francia Hospital on West State Street. The 4 p.m. ceremony will be led by Most Rev. John A. Ditty, bishop of Buffalo.
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Nua
New Olean Hospital
Olean
Rex
Jean Muri
O. S
Pasciscan Alstars
Allegany
Mary Asmunty
New St. Francia Hospital
West State Street
John A. Ditty
Imsiop
Buffalo
Students to Save Time Nogales Daylight Saving Plan Approved
Students gain time savings as Nogales school trustees approve daylight saving time start. The measure aims to start the term in autumn and end in spring, reducing schedule conflicts for classes and activities.
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Wbrought
Prince Michael Obolensky Romanoff Lands Film Deal
Hollywood reports that Prince Michael Alexandrovitch Obolensky Romanoff, aka Harry Ferguson, has been granted an Imperial imprimature for a motion picture project. After a wandering New York and Hollywood stint, Zanuck bought his story about Ellis Island and immigration brushes, turning his risky tale into a potentially solvent screen venture.
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Hollywood
Prince Michael Alexandrovitch Obolensky Romanoff
Harry Ferguson
Mike
New York
20Th Century-Fox
Ellis
Island
Pern
Gills Island
Iim
Darryl Zanuck
Zanuck
Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Discussion on convalescence emphasizes patient recovery pace and risks of relapse. Notes factors like disease type, physical strength, and occupation affect convalescence duration and caution against rushing healing. Also mentions dangers of premature activity after illness.
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Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Corry area notes mingle film plans and local events
A crowded Corry page reports on a wedding scheduled at Thura Jay, summer film openings at Capitol and Buffalo theatres, and local gatherings. It notes aviation, railway hitchhiking, a flying fortress transcontinental flight, and daylight saving time shifts affecting schedules.
Meadowlark Builds Tunnel Near Braneas Nest
Meadowlark constructs a two foot tunnel adjacent to Braenes in an unnamed field, sighted as part of its nesting behavior. Birds exhibit this excavation pattern in open habitat this season.
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Dear Alben" Hanley
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Tevin Bloom
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