Stewart Recalls Meeting Willkie In Hotel Lobby
Central Prosa columnist Charles P Stewart recalls a chance Washington hotel lobby meeting with Steve Walter, a publicity adviser, introducing Wendell Willkie, then a rising power magnate and Commonwealth and Southern president. Stewart notes Willkie’s rapid rise and speculation about his political prospects.
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Willkie
Charles P. Stewart
Prosa
Washington
Steve Walter
Steve
Sway
White House
Ronnia
Weriell Willkie
Commonwealth and Southern
United States
Wendell Willkie
Ims
Fiat
Wall Bisenter
Wemilelt
Philadelpils
Aliens Must Register In Four Months As Post Offices Pilot Plan
The article discusses a four month window for the 3 500 000 aliens in the United States to visit their nearest post office for registration and fingerprinting under a new law. It notes Americans may need to prove citizenship without birth certificates and mentions President Roosevelt and Will Rogers in context of birth records and democratic ideals. The piece also references global political tensions and the danger of protectionism, drawing a broad comparison to current events.
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United Btates
Will Rogers
Roosevelt
Wien
Ealso
America
Abe Ie
Lay
Employment Gains Signal Shifts in May Labor Market
Government figures indicate more than 400000 employed in May with a sizable gain over April. The report notes that total employment appears to be rising from a low point earlier in the year, though net gains are tempered by youth entering the workforce and reform programs. The piece emphasizes ongoing employment efforts and a possibly accelerating recovery amid unemployment concerns.
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Radio star Gray Gordon showcased in July 5 release
The piece previews Gray Gordon’s appearance on NBC and NBC Blue Network programs, with support from Victor and Bluebird camps. It notes a July 5 release and a planned theme song use by small stations, plus updates on other broadcast acts and guest appearances including Clarence Milspaugh and various orchestras.
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Citay
Edison
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Gray Gordon
Mail
Leonard Joy
Victor-Bluebird
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Hal Kemp
Victor Maestro
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Louisa Purchase
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Bongy Garmichael
Abel Gyman
Willi
Bott Crendler
Filadelphia
Priday
Nbc-Blue
Mick Toad
NBC Red
Joe Kelly
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Yuillspaugh
University of Chicago
Milspaugh
Fragmented Alaska Resource Claim and Fact Fragments
A garbled historical clipping discusses Alaska resources said to be exhausted and references Harvard explorers, speculation about gold under 2000 feet, and mentions Thomas Jefferson’s age and writings. It includes misrendered terms on pigments, smells, and subjects of King Dayle, with unclear assays and ameling celta lore.
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Alaska
Harvard
Alstovery
Daily Quiz Questions From a Classified Page
A scrambled quiz page asks seven questions across topics from milk water content to U S Senate size and historic cities. It includes queries about a Negro college, a famous tune, and clerical vestments, reflecting old general knowledge trivia.
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania a health note urges Americans to eat more legumes and whole grains. It warns against Pellagra, notes vitamin B1 in legumes, and stresses varied diets with fortified foods.
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State of Pennsylvania
Unclear text excerpt on Mosher and job figure
Fragmentary item notes Mosher and deputy ordnance counts amid shifting work figures. The readable lines mention Sacramento and daily hours, with a cryptic reference to a Deserver and Birnie. No clear events or dates are established.
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Sacramento
Cal
Mosher
Birnie Daily
Mosher Teystoped
Yvette Dare and Her Talking Birds Dazzle Manhattan Crowds
George Tucker sketches Yvette Dare, a Balinese sarong dancer from Lawton Oklahoma, who captivates Manhattan audiences with a surreal routine guided by a parrot ensemble led by Einstein. The performer describes her exotic act, her multilingual bird family, and a travel mishap in Miami when Einstein vanished for 19 hours before being found in a palm tree.
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George Tucker
York
Yvette Dare
Lawton
Oklo
Evelyn Evans
Leon & Badin
Yvette
Miss Dare
Dorothy Lamour
Tye
Alexander the Great
Phyt
Winstein
Einstein
Jocko
Jack
Manhattan
Tawson
Miami
Fire Department
Noelle
Jacko
Old Einstein
Hollywood Extra Virginia Corbin Recalls Casting Calls
Virginia Lee Corbin, once a juvenile star, lives quietly at home while dialing Central Casting’s Garfield 3711 hoping for a phone call that could land her a new extra role. She describes peak call volume, past earnings, and the tough path back to stardom in the Hollywood casting system.
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Vernon Hoadland
Robbin Dayns
Ollywood
Sls
Garfield
Virginia Lee Corbin
Tor & Picture
Miss Corbin
Virginia
Hollywood
Bartras
Howard B. Futlbrick
The
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Taig
Howards
Weinda
Tittia
Tittia Tope
Myladvite
Susie Jones
Keokuk
Fragmentary OCR notes on fashion and stamps across eras
The readable fragments describe Hollywood fashion trends and modern jewelry alongside mentions of symphony orchestras and a stamp collection. References to eighteenth century themes, tiny frames, and courtly pursuits appear, with scattered terms resembling names and instruments, though the text is highly garbled.
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Hollywood
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Farm Calander Plant Late Vegetables and More
Pennsylvania State College vegetable specialists note late plantings for bush snap beans Chinese cabbage celery carrots endive and spinach. Ryegrass as a cover crop grows slowly until cool moist weather arrives but covers ground by winter. A Valonal Grassland Conference is planned July 10 and 11 with talks and experiments. Foresters urge careful woods management and selective planting of shrubs to develop beauty. Dairy feeding tests show bone meal unnecessary with good winter feed and summer pastures with minerals.
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Pennsylvania State College
American Society of Agronomy
Agricultural Experiment Station
Sixty-Year Driving Record Amid Probation Hearing
George Ames a longtime driver with no traffic violations for six decades faced probation under the First Offenders act after London police arrested him on an overparking charge. Magistrate J B Sangbach noted the unusual lifetime record as Ames faced the proceeding.
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Wirst
London
Pneserit
J. B. Sangbach
Ames
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