Landon candidacy and party government critique essay
Jay Franklin Washington argues the Landon campaign is a gamble on party control over a restless electorate. The piece likens cabinet government to England's system, critiques the idea of a single genius president, and suggests naming key party figures to share leadership for a clearer national direction. It references Roosevelt, Wilson, and past administrations to illustrate the dangers of vague normalcy.
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Landon
Topata
United States
Asia
Washington
England
Dliss
Ted
Roosevelt
Wilson
Wallace
Parley
Ickes
Tugwell
Hull
Harry Hopkins
Gov. Tannen
Warren Gamaliel Harding
White House
Harding
Hughes
Hoover
Andrew Mellon
Edwin Denby
Albert B. Fait
Daugherty and party governance debate cited in oil scandals
The fragment discusses Harry Daugherty of Ohio and critiques the first group’s finance and the second group’s scandals linking the oil business to public life. It argues for party clarity before the election and questions Landon’s party composition.
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Harry Daugherty
Ohio
Landon
Copyright, Register and Tribune Syndicate
Pledge Violated Sparks Debate Over Tax Promise
Harrisburg editorials condemn the Republican Senate for breaking a tax pledge linked to a $45,000,000 package. Senator Thompson accuses lawmakers of untrustworthiness, while Democratic leaders and the public decry the breach as a breach of honor and political accountability. The piece notes the broader impact on public trust and upcoming campaigns.
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Senate
Senetor Thompson
Centre
Pennsylvania
Waple
Thompson
Cveh-Umons
A Determined Ruler and Japan's Military Crisis
The emperor emerges as a central figure amid the February assassinations and military plots. He denounces the attempt to seize power, backs the diet’s legal authority, and seeks to unify the nation under loyalty to the throne while facing uncertainty about his stance on broader military actions abroad. The Spanish republican crisis contrasts with royal ties in the phrase The King and Religion.
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Kmyparre Binohito
Mgt
Japan
Lassyinter
Excel Hill
Tradtion
Hanow
Freien
Agen
Ching
Civilized Aviation Insight by Col Lindbergh
Col Charles A Lindbergh contrasts aviators with earlier pilots and praises modern aircraft. The remarks emphasize safer fabric aircraft and improved flight efficiency, noting progress in aviation.
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Col
Charles A Lindbersh
Germany
Fragmented wartime fears and calls for wiser use of science
The passage warns that defense no longer rests on force but on intelligence and education as air power and new weapons threaten civilization. It laments the abolition of enduring old American customs by the electric age and notes there are no clocks to wind before bed, signaling upheaval.
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Custon
Paris Couture Silk Trimmed Bridal Gowns Highlight Fashion
Paris notes couture houses emphasize silk braid frogging in wedding gowns. Two ivory satin sheath dresses feature high necks and long sleeves, with heavy braided sashes and minimal trims. One gown draped to a high cowl neckline with a satin train, a real galloon coronet secures a tulle veil, and a white gardenia bouquet completes the look. A Chinese inspiration gown mirrors the high neckline and draped left shoulder, with a flathish figure-molded silhouette and twin button detailing. A future fashion tip notes braiding and frogging as the season’s accent.
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Couture
Itis
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Hollywood stand-ins seek stars through prep work
Hollywoods stand in system grows from behind the scenes training. Names like Rogers Osborne Doyle Dunne and Dix affiliates illustrate how stand-ins transition to screen roles or steady supporting parts. The work pays 26 a week while filming and offers mentorship and occasional financial aid from stars.
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Hollywood Calif
Jay
Cinger Rogers
Marie Osborne
Marie
Miss Rogers
Katharine Hepburn
Adalyn Doyle
Ruth Day
Ruth
Trene ‘Dunne
Miss Dune
Leonard Taylor
Will Rogers
Fred Stone
Richard Dix
George ‘Lollier
W Lollier
Ray Stewart
Lionel Barrymore
Barrymore
Rastantin
Maurice Mot
Victor Moore
New York
Moore
Wyoming Monument Honors Valley Struggle in War
The Wyoming Monument rises as a multi hued shaft symbolizing the yalloulieinds and the Wyoming Valley legacy. It recalls Butler and leaders who faced Tory and Indian invasions during the Revolutionary War, marking a costly defense of the region.
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Wyoming Monument
Wyoming Valley
Butler
Wyoming
Wyemnins
Star Signals July Readouts From 1936 Horoscope
The page outlines star influences for those born late November to December, noting morning adverse, afternoon very good, and evening bad. It highlights contracts, clerical work, and dealings with lawyers or clergymen in the afternoon, plus birthdate hints for September 29, September 39, and October 1. It warns of changes in November 1936 and March 1937 and cautions about fire or rashness from August 48th to 24th, 1936. Socially favorable periods in late October 1938 suggest seeking favors or buying new clothes.
One-Minute Test L and Hints on Etiquette Recap
A reader quiz covers sugar beets and asks for the U S treasurer and Spain’s capital Madrid. The piece notes etiquette tips about forks, plus sayings on wisdom and personality. The answer segment lists sugar beets as white and cites William Alexander Julian of Cincinnati.
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United States
Spain
William Alexander Julian
Sincianati
Madrid
Carmel Theatre to be sold for residential use
Carmel California reports the nationally known Forest Theatre once hosting leading artists will be divided and sold for housing. The open air venue, lauded for experimental drama, faces demolition and repurposing as a residential development.
Rails Seek to End Fight Over Low Passenger Rates
Railroads debate continued over lowering fares as 40 major eastern lines report May to June passenger revenue gains. New York Central along with Pennsylvania and New Haven led opposition to cuts, while Baltimore and Ohio, favorable to the rates, posted a 16.7 percent rise. Officials caution that larger revenues are not out of proportion to overall market trends.
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Togeter
New York Central
Pennsylvania
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Rea‘ling Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files July 28 1946
Corry's third Chautauqua closed with a large audience for Mme Dora Da Phillippe recital. Police will watch for cars parked illegally on left side of streets. Grand and traverse jurors named for September term. Two vehicles collided badly on South Street near Mill Street. Mrs. Robert Barlow and children returned from Chautauqua Lake. Edith Capsey and Vinnie Port traveled to Lily Dale. Frank Howard and R Bliss drivers involved in accident.
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Frank Howard
R. Bliss
South Street
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