We the People on Ohio thrust and Liberal purge pace
Jay Franklin analyzes Roosevelt's approach to Ohio the pivotal state in 1938 linking Gov. Martin Davey and Cleveland Mayor Harold Burton to the New Deal. He notes Bulkley Donahey and LaGuardia as key figures while predicting a liberal Republican strategy to dominate the primaries and reshape the Democratic party. The column closes with a brief note on birds sense of sight and hearing.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Ohio
Hayes
Garfield
McKinley
Harding
Roraback
Connecticut
Martin J. Davey
Mr. Davey
New York City
Mr. Roosevelt
Gov
Lehman
Albany
Senate
Robert J. Bulkley
Bob Bulkley
Davey
GT. O
Cleveland
Vic Donahey
Mr. Bulkley
Norris
Nebraska
LaGuardia
New York
White House
Iowe
Mr. Dierk- Insen
Pennsylvania Voters Face High Stakes 1838 Governor Battle
The piece argues the Warle Jones ticket will sweep the state in November 1838. It criticizes Judge Artiniy H. James for allying with conservatives, predicts a Republican defeat, and endorses the Democratic administration led by Earle for worker benefits and progressive reforms. It warns James must sever ties with wealthy backers to win working class support.
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Warle-Jones
Artiniy H. James
Lickel
Pennsylvania
James Camp Diacy
Harle
Barle
James
Earle
Commonwealth
Pews
Annewheres
Grineys
Busy Summer Travel Growth Ahead Despite Mood
Travel industry reports from American Express Travel Service and Dow Jones suggest a strong summer season. Americans travel, spend, and anticipate rising prosperity with robust business for railroads and airlines amid a cautious economy.
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American Express Travel Servic
Daw-Jones Financial News Service
American Express Service
WPA Rolls Edging Toward Three Million In July
Washington reports July projections show nearly 3 million heads of families on WPA rolls by month end with gains in Great Lakes states including Illinois Ohio and Michigan. Wage averages linger near 85 dollars, while recovery shifts jobs from relief to revived industry amid new farm and travel trends.
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Washington
WEA
WPA
Great Lakes
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Missouri
Politician Tops Year’s Local Campaign Push
In a tight race, the county reports a standout political year with a top candidate highlighted for aggressive outreach and steady votes. Key figures and groups are not fully legible in the fragment.
Twenty Years Ago Draft Camp List For Mt Gretna
Journal notes twenty years ago list of Company K members leaving for Mt Gretna camp. Names include Lieut W L Marsh Mus MM H Shambaugh Sergt LE Ore Sergt Paull Lawson and many others. Also mentions Fourth of July preparations and Murray Olds promotion to sergeant engineer.
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Yberry Piatann
Company K
Mt. Gretna
W. L. Marsh
MM. H. Shambaugh
Ore
Paull Lawson
Seward
Clark
Conn
Lem Lindsley
Corp
Clifton Howard
Leonard Shamposs
Park Weaver
George Allen
Jed Bettis
Fred Barton
Buell
Hollywood Silent Stars Find New Paths Behind the Cameras
Hollywood reporters note that many former silent screen stars have left front-line fame for steadier behind the scenes work. Directors, photographers, and writers now shape films as talkies redefine the industry and secure livelihoods.
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Hollywood
John
Paris
St. Bartholomew's
Talkies
Turner
Theeameres
Richard Patridge
Douglas Fairhams
Tye Artissa
Atreetom
Henry Hathaway
Janet Gaynor
Dodglas McLean
Raymond Griffth
Devade
Hollywood Problrars
Virgina Vanpp
Te Screen
Shirley Temple
Bulby
Worrion
Lori
Owen
France
Azain
Paris Fashion Notes Highlight Lace and Sheer Evening Wear
Paris styles show utter femininity with lace and sheer fabrics in afternoon and evening dresses. Maeleine Vionnet, Joseph Paquin collections feature black mousseline, pink underslip, lace bodices, and sheer sleeves with refined trims, while lingerie effects blur lines between day and night wear.
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Paris
Maeleine Vionnet
Vionnet
Joseph Paquin
Chantilly
Roosevelt declines to act in films amid rumors
The report claims President Roosevelt has declined movie roles, citing rumored Hollywood crowding and misinterpretations. Separately, two Cleveland baseball umpires were arrested for assault and battery.
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Roosevelt
Hollywood
Cleveland
International Eucharistic Congress Draws Devout Catholics
The International Eucharistic Congress gathers Catholics from across Christendom for renewal of faith. Budapest hosted the last Congress in May near Heroes Square with about 100000 pilgrims kneeling in prayer and a procession of 300 priests distributing communion. Notable figures mentioned include Stephen’s ran, Prince Si Kinveih, King Ladfinians Gueety, Bishop Sir Maaiee, and the Blessed Margaret.
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Budapest
Hungary
Canielle
Sophens
Stephen's Ran
Si Kinevieh
St Ladfinians
Sir Maaiee
Margaret
Oxygen in medical tents as life saving method
The piece describes oxygen as a primary element in tents used for emergency care, noting basic setup in hospital or home. It explains oxygen delivery, temperature control, and rapid tent changes to support patients during severe respiratory distress. It mentions a rapid response when a patient deteriorates.
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Mexico
William
Piesma
Albinism
Animal Kingdom
Harvey
Sam
Ware
Watte
Migiverr Murray Olds
Ruhie
United Press
Linion City
Hage Knellgtton
Therr
Smith
C.F. Rogers
Wathoaath
Mary Knight
Inas Tbe Masasanaess
The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Ulnar Grevacel
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