McCarl: Darkest Horse in Republican Ranks for 1935
Washington June 10 J Ray mond McCarl emerges as a pivotal, controversial figure among Republican insiders as Comptroller General since 1921. Described as fiscally strict, he confronts spending beyond congressional instruction and faces shifting support among Progressive and Republican factions amid talk of presidential ambitions.
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University of Nebraska
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Nebraska
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Simeon D. Wess
Ohio
No Constitutional Fight Now Aimed At Big Overhaul
Washington developments indicate no immediate constitutional struggle. Americans hope for relief as focus shifts to restoring employment and prosperity through cooperative government, business, and labor. A moderate federal control within the Supreme Court's framework may be set to stabilize the economy while broader changes are debated later.
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White House
McCarl
Washington
Supreme Court
Europe in Africa and the Abyssinian crisis debate
Augusta Rosso, ambassador in Washington, argues the Abyssinia issue reflects broader European fears of overpopulation and strategic control in Africa. She questions peaceful aims and suggests coordinated European action to divide African resources under League of Nations oversight.
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Waliz
Washington
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Europe
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League of Nations
Profitable Racket Claims Huge American Wagers
A deciphered financial note alleges Americans funded a vast gambling scheme with payouts totaling about $3,000,000. It claims investors earned roughly $150,000 each, while organizers and intermediaries, including a figure named Waele Sam, took large portions. The piece critiques hospital funding tied to the scheme and suggests overall American investment drained billions over five years.
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Erosion control amid floods calls for long term plan
The text urges serious focus on soil erosion as a major issue in wet seasons, noting that erosion control requires study, scientific planning, and years of effort. Experts exist who know what is needed and how to apply it, with cooperation needed among individuals, communities, states, and the federal government.
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Dilkusha beachwear debuts luxury line on Dilkushu isle
Paris styles paris June 10 reports a seaside resort beach party displaying Dilkusha fashion’s new luxury beachwear. garments feature side seam removal for slender lines and Lastex lace trims. novel Baraba dress in bedtch owlit garb and necked backless styles draw attention amid festive offshore setting.
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Navy Alton
Washington Notes on Wealth, Erosion, and Portraits
United Press reports from Washington on June 1 highlight a humorous coin remark by Secretary Morgenthau about redistribution of wealth as reporters gamble over a 50-centago piece. Other items note the Soil Erosion Service’s personnel moves, artist Hans Schiereth adjusting a Rainey portrait, and Vice President Garner’s habit of smoking oversized cigars at official functions.
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Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Philadelphia
Mexico
Morgenthau
Hans Schiereth
Henry T. Rainey
House
Schiereth
Raley
Congress
John Marner
Garner
At & Jackson Paydin
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Corry News Briefs From The Journal Files 1915
Preparations for a July motorcycle meeting at Corry Driving Park. Corry High School graduates fifty-one, the largest class in school history. Donald Healy injured at the fair grounds. Local residents purchase a Parke residence. Joseph Osborne, a high school graduate, has perfect attendance since the third grade. Teachers elected for next year include Maude Bonsteel and several others. Seniors’ exercises at the high school featured many participants. Mrs. Susan Babbitt died after a stroke and illness.
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Joseph Osborne
General Indications of the Day for Everybody
June 13 1900s style almanac note lists general signals and hints for the day. Includes references to autumn months October through November 21 and mentions Brenkig Puy and a Cour-like digest.
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How Robert Taylor entered Hollywood from college days
Hollywood film shop reports how Robert Taylor, son of a physician, shifted from Northwestern to Doane and Pomona Colleges, catching stage eyes in Journey's End, signing with MGM, and becoming a leading man who still resists star status. He pursued science yet aimed for steady film roles, wary of fame as he advanced through A Wicked Woman and Society Doctor.
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California
Pomona
Stanhope
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Europe
Oliver HinsAelt
Tayla
Woman Dead and Men Injured in Erie Auto Crash
An Erie woman died and three men were injured in a collision near East Lake Road six miles east of Erie on Saturday. Fannie Morey, 50, died almost instantly. Clarence Davitt, 26, in critical condition, is hospitalized with a probable skull fracture. Arthur Moey and Robert Shank were treated. Shank suffered minor injuries. Shanks was demonstrating a vehicle when Davitt, a prospective customer, attempted to pass a third car and was struck. Both cars were badly damaged.
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