Cleanup probe over gravel mess at Erie county site
Officials pledge a thorough investigation into a gravel mess tied to Erie County projects. Governor Earle and Secretary of State highways Wiz Yen Tyke deny corruption and vow to dismiss involved staff, aiming for cleaner operations and stronger public trust in the Democratic administration.
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Elion
Lio Ornor
George Ho
Tallowes
Erie
Ival
Iireden
Wiz Yen Yin Tyke
Stace Highways
Jung
Lune
Long Agen
Earle
Stalv
Arthur Colegrove
Highway Department
I Northiwest
Prn Peninsylvania
Sim Ae
Liment
Franklin
Warrisburg
We the People by Jay Franklin in Washington
A Washington column by Jay Franklin analyzes the Black Connery wage and hour bill and a presidential push toward a new national order. It argues the fight signals a broader shift as Roosevelt seeks to redefine party leadership, court power, and economic policy in a national war over wealth and governance.
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Jay Franklin
Washington
Interstate Conmerce Commission
Dotty Thompson
Walter Lippmann
Supreme Court
America
Roosevelt
Laine
al Smith
Castel Gandolfo
Register and Triune Syndicate
Stanley Baldiche gains prominence in regional public life
An unclear report notes Stanley Baldiche becoming a notable figure in local affairs with mentions of leadership and influence. Details are fragmentary, but the piece hints at growing recognition within the community.
Amnesty in Cuba Promises Wide Presidential Amnesty
The Cuban Congress on June 30 considers a broad amnesty that could free thousands for varied offenses, including many political exiles and former aides of ex-president Machado. The move aims to restore civil status while keeping the army dominant, with broader implications for governance and justice across the island.
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Legesiuteen
Nyse
Damnesty
Rial
Sveryirisny
Machaili
Anil
Cuba
Chbar
Flying auto advances air powered car concept
A California made winged automobile train is described with retractable aircraft wings and a tail airstream. The device reportedly folds wings to become a car and takes off from an airport for quick downtown errands. The piece notes novelty and potential traffic risks of such a future vehicle.
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T. Bord
California
Autombile
Fel
Na Nangur
Paris styles Paris prints in new collection
Paris styles Paris presents new prints and outfits with galactic animal motifs and rabbits in wallpaper designs. The Sea print features a blue gown with dragonfly-like shapes, while other garments show silhouettes, bold colors, and fruit inspired applique.
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Paris
Ciiiser
Wichiluten
Ellie
Alark Greim
Aymeans
Hollywood Film Shop chronicles new microphone use in music recording
A Hollywood feature from June discusses advances in microphone technology and sound stages. Leo Strikowski and the Phin Aclthia Symphony Orchestra are highlighted for experimenting with full fidelity, stereophonic recording as stars like Deanna Durbin headline upcoming cinema projects.
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Hollywood
Fallyswand
Leopolit Strikowsk
In Phin Aclthia Symphony Orchestra
Aesmands
Stakowski
Yatlons
Ima
Gumbur
Ara
Hye
Hess
Beoth
Waltery
Jergest Solind
Eve Buitl
Stukowsked
Ahless Enginders Am
Sylind
Deanna Durbin
Rail
Mrs Carter Glass Dies in Virginia Home
Mrs Carter Glass of Wisconsin died at her Virginia home after a long illness. The obituary notes her long marriage and references her elegant attire, including a sheer white jacket and fashion tips of the era. The report mentions preservation of pipes and dress fabrics in the context of a social notice.
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Carter Glass
Washington
Garter Glass
Wis
Glass
Slass
Lynthburg
Twenty Years Ago Journal Files June 6 1917
A collage of notes from June 6 1917 reports on Registration Day with local figures like solicitor GT Binwall speaker Fen Hinman and Jossnte participants. It mentions a Metallurgical fellowship for Beh, an injury from a piece of steel, and various city events as the Canadian Army Peters inspects airplane parts for the government plan. A baby joins Rev George Sutton and Mrs H A Curtis suffers a leg injury climbing a farm structure as L W Ollle heads to Philadelphia to join the 9th regiment.
Nazi Propaganda Drama Demands Personal Sacrifice On Stage
Reports describe forced performances under Nazi regime where writers and actors faced dangers and strenuous acrobatics for propaganda. Observers note a large insurance company and a garish crowd among the audience, with age groups 30 to 45 showing lower single rates. The Constitution frigate cost 300000 dollars and a modern har Meship may cost up to 40000. Arthvitie is cited as a citizen disease.
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S|egamatic Ap
Julius Streicher
Constitution
Ancient Egypt study cited on school property value and teacher ratio
Anthropological research notes among ancient Egyptians and claims Ion School property in the United States exceeds 12 billion dollars. The reported gender balance shows a men to women teacher ratio described as favorable.
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Ion
United States
Ford Not Surrendering, Stewart Says in Wide Interview
Washington June 7 Charles P Stewart outlines Ford as an obstinate figure likened to Old Guard he may die but not surrender Stewart describes Ford as a complex figure with a past as a higher pay advocate pro worker roots and a stubborn stance toward unions labors and critics noting Ford’s public image and influence in industry and politics
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Charles P. Stewart
Entral Press
Washington
Ford
Tlyow Ford
Oc Vn
Tim
Dean
Marquis
Gaston Planter
New York
James Couzens
Leom
Callzens
Couzens
Detroit
Geemier
Lewis
A.B
Lali
John Ib
General Motors
Benry Ford
Historic Philadelphia sights for travelers in 1937
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission promotes Philadelphia as a travel and history hub. Highlights include Independence Hall Carpenter's Hall and Independence Square as daily open sites, with guided visits and reminders of the First Continental Congress and the signing of key U.S. documents.
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Philadelphia
Mecca
Aiseska
Mieszewie
United Suites
Winmaeiey
SumUiLy Congress Hai
Nontineaat
Euler
Thdenentionts Square
Amd
Wayne
United States
Washington
Safa
Carpenter's Hall
Plice
Tod P
Sunulay
One-Minute Teut Puzzle and Trivia Fragments
A scrambled collection of trivia prompts and wordplay items references Great Britain United States capitals and historic figures. It mentions George Washington and a social theme of sympathy with suffering and loyalty while listing various stray phrases and incomplete clues.
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Great Britain
United
Af Cosby Riva
All Bran Lives Up To Reputation Ad Claim
A reader letter extols All-Bran for relief from constipation and credits Missy Bundy of Bennetteville South Carolina with sharing her positive experience. The advertisement touts All-Bran as a safe daily food that also functions as medicine, noting its fiber content and gentle bowel-cleansing action.
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Missy Bundy
All-Buan
Mary Bundy
Bennetteville
S. C
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