Traffic signs to curb city stop violations proposed
City officials urge extending painted pavement stop signs from West South Street and Center to other through street approaches. Police report near full compliance at South Center, with complaints only about sign size. Officials say minimal cost and high safety gains justify broader use as trains and busy intersections create occasional delays. Mayor Hepler and Safety Director Rossbacher back the program which grows yearly. The piece ends noting rising Chinese irritation with Japan and a question about floods versus occupation.
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Ben
Center
Main Streets
North Center
East Main Street
Hepler
Rossbacher
Roosevelt Calls For World Armament Reduction
President Roosevelt urged leading nations to pursue disarmament but warned that those banking on military might are on a perilous path toward destruction. He noted Nordic states increasing defenses while others push for militarization. Vice President Gabor argues that domestic revival hinges on frame type.
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Sam Francisto Bay
Roosevelt
Roosevelt’s 1938 drive signals 1940 reform fights in Congress
Roosevelt aims to reshuffle Senate opposition and push New Deal reforms through a turbulent five year push. The piece notes attacks on Byrd King Wheeler and others, U.S. Steel price cuts, and a broader drive to end the basing point system as part of a party realignment. Boris Hutchinson
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Roosevelt
Byrd
Glass Ginia
Tydings
Maryland
McCarran
Nevada
Virginia
Gerry
Rhode Island
Hott
Madison Father of the Constitution on a US stamp
The article highlights James Madison as a pivotal figure in American constitutional history. It traces his life from studies at a New Jersey college to roles in the Continental Congress, the Constitutional Convention, the Virginia legislature, and as fourth U.S. president. It notes his Virginia Plan, push for the departments of state war and treasury, and his influence on the first amendments.
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James Madison
New Jersey
Princeton University
Madison
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
New Congress
Jefferson
United States
Virginia
Departments of State, War
Treasury
U. S
We the People on California Politics and McAdoo
Washington July 18 analysis explores California's Democratic primary under Roosevelt era shifts. Hiram Johnson's New Deal stance links to McAdoo and Dockweiler while EPIC factions and Sinclair's Los Angeles base shape the 1938 gubernatorial and senatorial contests. The piece notes potential voting blocs, machine control, and the bitter rivalries among Roosevelt insiders and California Democrats.
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Jay Franklin Washington
California
Hiram
Warren Johnson
Franklin Delato
Roosevelt
William Gibba mcAday
Frm Johnsonland
McAdoo
Hiram Johnson
Roosevelt @t
Chicago
United States
Heleg
Tedst
McAdso
Newton D. Baker
Johnson
Supreme Court
Tts
John IF. Dockweiler
New Dea
Dockweiler
Washington
Upton Sinclair
Jim Farley
Sinclair
Democratic National Committee
Los Angeles County
Meadge
Sheridan Downey
Galfornih
J.P. Z. O'Gawnor
Chaiman Colbert Z. Olson
Phila la
Poe
Neve
John
Dockweller
Yhou
Hiram Jotmaan
Twenty Years Ago Journal notes and library plans
Twenty years ago entries recount a city hospitalized Private Earl Garber in New York and overseas arrivals. Notes cover a Western Union telegraph office card on his arrival, a two week Buffalo vacation, a needle mishap at Alexander Brothers laundry injuring a worker, and a new public library building opening to the public on September 4. The items reflect local incidents and civic developments with names and places such as Private Earl Garber, John Cullen, and the Library Association board.
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Fern Garter
Western Union Telegrinh
Herdpotter
Earl Garber
John Cullen
War Union ‘Telegraph Commany
Buffalo
Fee
Library Association
Hollywood Film Shop Recalling Hollywood Revue origins
Cliff Edwards recalls his early screen career in Hollywood ten years after being invited by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer to audition for the first sound era musical. He notes the challenges and the cast that helped shape the enduring revue tradition, and suggests a commemorative tenth anniversary show with many original stars still connected.
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Hollywood
Massion Pictures
Cliff Edwards
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Ert
Marie Dressler
Jack Gilbert
Karl Dane
Jack Benny
Jack
Norma Shearer
Joan Crawford
Conrad Nagel
Gus Edwards
Ann Laure
Rarry
Harry Rapf
Charlie Reinet
Roosevelt cites six years of national unity and service
President Roosevelt recalls six years of devotion to scripture and neighborly aid. He urges putting the common good first in every problem, stressing religious vitality and civic responsibility for the nation's welfare.
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Roosevelt
Oklahoma City
Ranstin Prneran
First Bonneville Boat Through Locks In Columbia Run
The ocean-going vessel Charles L. Wheeler Jr. of the McCormick Line became the first to pass Bonneville locks on the Columbia River reaching The Dalles Oregon. The Wheeler towed the Onondaga with ariclla aboard, marking a historic engineering milestone for western river navigation.
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Columbia River
Dalles
Oregon
McCormick
Charles L. Wheeler, Jr
Boneville Shin
Wheeler
Noted walker sues for dog bite injuries in Erie
In Erie county court Attorney A L Gamberese for Londlein claims Tony Loeslon of North East was bitten by a dog while walking past Merrill Phillips in North East. Loeslon seeks $5,000 for permanent injuries as detail and timing appear unclear from the damaged OCR.
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Erie
Tony Loeslon
North East
Etrig
Buffalo
Merrill ‘Phillips
Brie
A. L. Gamberese
Londlein
Muit Satrey
Charelng Tah the Ti
GATS AGE SET AT 25 ACO Ma Church Report
Fragmentary OCR notes a local church and age related item with references to a child or cat names and dates. The readable parts allege a 25 year measure or rule and mention Babe and Dark Ridin but lack clear actions, entities, or outcomes.
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Ma. S
Rittana
Daily Dozen on Bicycle Danger in Pennsylvania Streets
A clipped excerpt from the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania warns of bicycle speed dangers on busy roads. The piece notes youths weaving across lanes, riders losing balance, and near misses as traffic and shoulder riders collide. The tone echoes public safety guidance amid urban cycling.
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The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Paris Style Grand Prix de Longchamp Fashion Parade
Paris observers report the Grand Prix de Longchamp showcased an ultra fashionable social season with bold prints and chic silhouettes. Designers Schiaparelli and others appeared in lace prints and bright combinations while Mrs Fellows and Mlle Curie wore daring outfits at Auteuil and the Ritz.
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Paris
Longchamp
Schiaparelli
Mme
Gaston Bergery
Auteuil
Reginald Fellows
Mario Pansa
Brussels
Tallan Emassy
Ritz
Eve Curie
Eramirig de Gomez
Longchamps Way
M Navy
Pimscote
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Big Steel
Little Steel
NBA Service, Inc
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Harry Hopkins
WPA
Aubrey Williams
Stamps
Moss Johnson
William
Recgusen
Oper Phu Oynea Dervice
Haseen
Joseph Sutton
Illis Island
France
Ills Island
Enaa
Wuky
Seventh Street
M Sum
E. Twhyes
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Hollywood Film Shop
Uated
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Walker
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