Governor Earle cleans house in gravel scandal fallout
The governor ordered instant dismissal for two highway executives after a state police report on gravel misallocation. The public trust is stressed as officials confront potential substitutions of inferior gravel and broader accountability. The piece praises decisive action, urges caution in staffing, and notes graduation program changes at Corry High School to limit speaker input and keep ceremonies concise.
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Nesta
Earle
CIA
Bayle
Cole
Corry High School
Great Lakes Seaports Welcomes Norwegian Cargo Service
The Norwegian firm Olsen and Averstad of Oslo opens regular Great Lakes to Europe cargo service. A 258 foot ship with 1500 tons cargo navigates the St Lawrence and lakes canals, gaining limited margins. Rivals warn about new competition as road and air transport strains continue.
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Great Lakes
A. Plonerrians
Servies
Great Liskos
St. Lawrence River
Nor Wegian
Olsen and Averstad
Oslo
Sactson
Continent
Crans
Pony Express
Roosevelt Struggle Over Supreme Court Reform Moves to 1940
The article outlines the battle over reforming the Supreme Court as Roosevelt aims to appoint liberal judges to sustain the New Deal. It notes vacancies and aging justices, the political stakes through 1940, and a proposed compromise to expand the court temporarily by aging-based retirement provisions.
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Washington
Supreme Cour
Cranklin Roosevalt
Supreme Court
America
NRA
AAA
Miami to Senegal Flight Pioneer's Rough Path
A veteran aviator undertook an equatorial route from Miami to Senegal, navigating the tough midsection first. After a prior crash near the U S border, she avoided untested airspace beyond Hawaii and now awaits a calmer crossing with her aircraft tuned for tropical conditions.
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Miami
Senegal
Cormioreis
Pan-American Airwaval
Air France
United States
Realos
Hawaiian Islands
Tropics
Polka dots return in named fashion fabrics for summer
Paris styles spotlight dotted prints in lightweight wools and silks in navy blue and black on white with red green yellow and mauve accents. Described are sleeved and sleeveless dresses with capes white bands crape de chine bows and organdy jabots. Polka dots on colored fabrics are back in style.
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Nigel H
Triple Entente and national alliances in history
Countries forming the Triple Entente are Great Britain, Russia, and France. The queried German minister of war is Gen. Werner von Blomberg. The capital of Tumnes- Bee is Nashville. The text mixes trivia with hints and horoscope notes, providing fragmented answers and garbled names.
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Tumnes- Bee
Great Britain
Orange
Russia
Germany
Austria
Maly
Werner von Blomberg
Nashville
Hollywood Film Shop Sets New Color Rules in Motion Picture Making
Hollywood officials announce stricter color guidelines affecting extras and crew for early Technicolor productions. Industry figures warn producers to hire color conscious teams and avoid obtrusive tones to preserve audience immersion, while new artwork and surrealist promos for upcoming features are planned.
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Hollywood
Calif
Serson
Haven
Suikdicts
Stewart Says Washington Strikes Over Roosevelt Deadlock
The piece argues Congress stalls under a de facto strike against President Roosevelt. It portrays the White House as insisting on approval or rejection of his program, while Congress sits idle, unable to move forward. The text notes divides among conservatives and liberals on strategy and reform. It highlights a stalemate without a clear majority or minority for the president.
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Crim Reaper
van Devanter
Hughes
Butler
Sutherland
McReynolds
Roberts
Brandeis
Cardozo
Stone
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Beneft
Manetver
Ing
Representatives
Ways and Means
Brandeis Hugres
Gudges
Ine
Senate
Rodgewell
House of Representatives
Register and Traine Syndicate
Congress
White House
Bavle
Soungress
Washington
OF. D
Neress
Capitol Flat
Fragmented Opinion on National Averages and Cohesion
The text discusses public opinion assessment and personal conclusions on national cohesion. It mentions 196 senators and 485 representatives, noting varying counts and questions whether a larger number offers greater national averaging or cohesion than a single conclusion. References to Congress, and a suggestion that 53 are a better basis than 58.
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Congress
Pennsylvania's largest trailer camp near Lancaster opens
A new trailer camp near Lancaster at Maple Grove Park along Route 30 claims to be among the largest in America. It offers capacity for 200 to 500 trailers with electricity, swimming, pool, showers, and other facilities.
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Maple Grove Park
Lancaster
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