Two Thirds Rule Abolished and Bennett Champ Cash's Role
Central Press column recalls Senator Bennett Champ Clark and the abolition of the two thirds rule at the Democratic convention. It notes Clark’s push for simple majority nominations, traces southern veto power, and highlights Bankhead’s mixed fate and loyalty to New Deal policies.
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Clark
Iate
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Franlin D. Roosevelt
Wilson Ward
Ncxt
Bennett Champ
Bennett
Chicago
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
Bankhead
Wiliam B. Bankhead
Wallace
Bankhena
Rosnevalt
Sy Charles & Ateward
Central
Pray Golumnilat
Capitol Hill
Congres
Worle Péorrs
Aap
Bennett Champ Cash
Minsyn
Seasson
Windy City
Future of the Americas debate on inter American trade systems
The article discusses proposed oil commodity coordination and loan schemes to stabilize Latin American markets, with emphasis on American and European producers. It envisions a regional economic framework, a clearing house in Washington, and a bank funded by the Export-Import Bank to manage surplus commodities and defend hemisphere markets. It also notes dangers from Germany and Japan, and calls for subsidies to keep noncompetitive commodities in play while boosting American industrial capacity.
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Americas
Havana
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Jorney
Jong
Latin America
Germany
Japan
United States
Belivia
Gumi
Bolivia
England
Stieligrs
Mauricio Hoshschild
Washington
Panama
Costa Hlae
Brazil
America
Wiltopenn Industrial Y
Separate Rooms Brings Talbot Backstage Spotlight in New York
George Tucker recalls back stage chat at Plymouth Theater with Guls Talbot about the Broadway run of Separate Rooms. Talbot, Glenda Farrell, and Alan Dinehart report strong box office growth and plans to stay in New York, with offers from Hollywood while noting stage work remains central to their careers.
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George Tucker
Newe York
Plymouth Theater
West 45Th, Street
Guls Talbot
Midwest
Harlin Company
Columbus
Hollywood
Ralph Harold
Donn Cook
Donn
Gertrude Lawrence
Connecticut
Melvyn Douglas
Lyle
Fox
Talbot
Glenda Farrell
Alan Dinehart
Nothes
Kyle
New York
T'mna Miore
Tom
Glenda
Alan
Wat
Grand Caulee Dam to Found Rich Farm Area for 30 000 Families
Grand Coulee Dam will create a vast reservoir stretching about 107 miles upstream, quadrupling water storage to 2 59 million acre-feet. The project aims to irrigate 410 000 to 450 000 farm families in the Colombia Basin, supply power for rural homes, and support industrial growth in the Northwestern United States.
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Grand Caulee Dam
Aor
Lowuy
Whegehimn
Iverast
Temata
Grand Cauley Dam
John ©. Page
Bine Bureal
Secretary of the Interior
Haynd
Wien
United States
Boulder Dam
Gake Mead
Ontario
Colunbls
Lae Nowih
AnobHersibwi
Prnpered Fonda
Ind
Bhat
Jan AbUdan
Saint
Yrijedt
Grind Goulee Dai
Neatloe
Iniwely
Reconstruction of the Hew Rex Theater near completion
Twenty years ago notes recount the rushed steel work for the new Rex Theater on Bonth street aimed for an all star movie program by October 13. Homer Marley warns the city as a baked goods store at Buffalo moves in by August 10, while Frank Z. Mott gains fame as NY State Republican Convention chair. John A. Thomas passes at 520 Grand Street, and pianist Harry E. Arnold visits the city with Miss Lilian Barres Signa Anderson and Mrs. Frank Keleher anticipated as study companions.
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Hew Rex
Bonth
Homer Marley
Buffalo
Harry E. Arnold
New York
Gily
Henry Wilson
Ity
Lilian Barres
Signa Anderson
Frank Keleher
Hollywood Sights and Sounds by Robbin Coons
Hollywood readers see a panel of names and figures from the 1934 income report with Lolis B Mayer topping $600000 and Claudette Colbert over $400000 while stars face shifting fortunes. The column notes public commentary on earnings taxes, charity, and the lure and risk of high pay, predicting changes in the industry from fewer double features to percent-based pay. Mae West and Dustin Farnum are cited as cautionary examples of choosing big shares versus lifelong security.
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Robbin
igatWell
Mayer
Alco
Hollywood
Ben Hecht
Walter Wanger
Tower Pictures
Mae West
Dustin Farnum
Garly
Daily Quiz: How Many Can You Answer
A quirky classroom style quiz page asks readers to answer questions on history, science, and general knowledge from the Empire era. It includes items about naval officers, Archimedes, alloy compositions, postage rates, and a misread line about a musical comedy.
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United States
John Pan Jones
Davi Marragut
John Barry
Navy
Archimeden
Fragmentary Note On A Journey Phrase
A garbled OCR style note cites a phrase about Marted nul Sonnenitin with Journeys walls and a ship. It mentions a time and an omission but provides no clear event, person, or place to confirm. The text reads as a series of partial terms and nonstandard names.
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Fodat
Fragmentary Faciograhps Description of World River System
Fragmented OCR text recounts an ancient maritime and riverine system in St Johnia and Bartland near New Bern with details about tunnels, growth, and a Boer era influence. Mentions Guilford Court House and nearby sites, naming Miss MWe Heghes as a reader or witness.
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St. Johnia
Bartland
New Bern
Daily Dozen From the Megleat Society of Pennsylvania
Fragmentary text from a historical note discussing infant mortality and birth complications. Mentions malformations, preterm births, and infant deaths within the first 24 hours, with references to mothers and pregnancy outcomes.
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The
Megleat Society of the
State of
Pennsylvania
Profits in Industry Show Increase Across 200 Firms
The first 200 companies report profits up for the second quarter, reflecting a general rise in earnings. Officials cite higher defense taxes as a factor, with many leading corporations facing increased levies this period.
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Associated Press
New York
Defense
Imust
Hull Agwlby Rocode Nitarler Qurniy
Bollitutan’s Birth Tale Amid Odd Names and Wandering Parents
A garbled 句 OCR snippet references Bollitutan born in Neva to drifting parents Joumidying by a covered wagon. It mentions Annuity Binh Injuries, qe qephysia, and Jeduard with noted harassment and a cryptic line about Wir Howey Gre and Re-AnH. The text is fragmented and unclear.
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Bollitutan
Tise Senular Anhursh
Ariane
Neva
Arkansas City man recalls 14,000 pound tome purchase
A local resident recalls buying a colossal 14,000 pound tome and a curious coin jar years ago, stating the weight and heft of the purchase remain striking today. The account frames a quirky memory tied to a distant event and a life-long claim about the tome’s influence on his status.
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Arkansas
I CAN ANYT Rebekahs Outing at Lady in wii hold And
Community event details are unclear due to damaged OCR text but reference to an outing for Rebekahs and several named individuals plus a Sunday church gathering. The fragment mentions Howard Aver Mus Picnic Roost Delbert King Wing Gates and multiple attendees with references to Bible Conference sessions.
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Tod Jones
F Ind Morr
Mat Shiliren
Fms
Chi
Opal
Delbert King
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