We the People and the New Deal Opposition Reform
In a June 1937 reunion narrative, Trenze du Pont scolded Congress to oppose Roosevelt’s relief spending, while Senators Byrnes Robins and Baruch face off over funding. The piece catalogs Democratic rebels across states resisting relief, labeling them flatly as saboteurs of unemployment aid amid the New Deal era.
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Washington
Tarly
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Trenze du Pont
Delaware
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Byrnes
South Carolina
Ima
Carolina
New York
White House
Bernard M. Baruch
Robinsay
Ike
Gamer
Hebelst
Old Guard
Maryland
Virginia
Path
Butt Mators
Georgia
Arkansas
Missouri
Boss Pendergast
Colorado
Nevada
Batley
North Carolina
Bankhead
Alabama
Burke
Nebraska
Tont Gonally
Texas
Dec Copeland
Gerry
Rhone Island
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Rush Holt
West Virginia
van Wuys
Indiana
Poildviana
Herworld
Trenen du Pont
Register and Tribune Syidicate
Corry Seeks New Passenger Station Amid Growth Push
Citizens and business clubs in Corry urge construction of a modern brick passenger station to replace the aging structure. Aimed at spurring industry and traffic, the movement seeks support from local government, store owners, and civic groups across northwestern Pennsylvania, arguing the town deserves improved rail facilities now.
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Sunmont
Towia
Vitles
Morth
Westerm
Pennsylvania
Corry
Witiel
Chiscain
Cnery
Sun Engine Deities and the Abit Machinery Vision
A fragmented report hints at a sun powered engine design by Charles Groeley Aysinh, featuring a beaconing lamp array and glare shaped optics. The phantom description links the device to a luminous system that may illuminate a mausoleum or industrial site, with focus on a complex steam and light arrangement.
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Charles Groeley
Sementary & Ton
Mascinios
Nash-holler
Uncertain 18th Century Insight on Fuel and Power
A garbled science piece discusses an 175 palinds per square inch device and a Lille model claiming one sixth horsepower per unit. Dr Abbott reportedly envisions two-horsepower units per square mile, storing excess as batteries to provide continuous power. It argues concerns about coal and oil scarcity are unfounded and that future power may come from non fossil sources.
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Lille
Abbott
Doubles Fill Hollywood Film With Look Alikes
Hollywood studios enlist 260 doubles to impersonate A list stars for the upcoming film Once a Hero. Ray Basruil stars bedridden with Richard Det as his friend as director Harry Lachman used stand-ins to re create authentic scenes and actions without the real celebrities.
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Castume
Columbia Studios
Tay
Ray Basruil
Hisriend
Richard Det
Harey Lackman
Clirk Galle
Merle Onerga
Irene Dunn
Hollywood
Ifilindot
Lachman
Esboy Mayo
Mae West
Sila
Stewart Says Wayward Notes on 1940 Democratic Candidates
Washington column surveys how conservative Democrats like Byrd and others could shape the 1940 presidential race. It discusses primaries versus general election dynamics, Rooseveltian sentiment, and possible nominees such as Wallace Earle Murphy and Byrd, noting speculative scenarios and past parallels.
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Charles P. Stewart
Namie Hons
Secretary of Agriculture
Himy A. Wallace
Twenty Years Ago Journal Snippets From 1917
From the June 28 1917 Journal files readers learn Company Will not enter regular service before August 5th. The St Wyzhetay church saw improvements including concrete stops. Class of 1917 graduates head to Rindley for the annual picnic with Gillette kin involved. A French soil landing by Pershing’s expedition noted amid a night of fretful weather. Climax Lopoma Works employees honor Oliis awaiting departure for France with a farewell party. A lightning bolt hits P I Furniture plant causing damage yet no injuries. Miss Kinley visits Olean with relatives. Mr and Mrs Lank Loveland of Buffalo visit Corry relatives.
Fragmented Factographs From a Damaged OCR Record
A garbled 15th to 19th century style text cites Danish royalty names, a king in his 26th year, and tall stature claims. It also references employment figures from a U8 department, cites spring 1834 data, and mentions a brain region per a misread source. Additional notes reference land distribution in Mexico.
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Denmark
Christiane
Sigh
Fredericks
Hans
U8 Department of Tabor
Presidential party question sparks GOP and Democrat debate
The discussion asks whether a candidate could unite conservative Republicans and which party label would fit him. It mentions Roosevelt, defines him as Democrat or Republican, and questions two figures Zarle or Murphy and Wille in the mix.
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Roosevelt
Zarle
Murphy
Wille
Marks on English Silver Standards and marks after 1200
A brief note explains acceptable marks on English silver made after 1200. It lists the leopard's head, the maker's or worker's mark, the annual letter, the compass rose, the lion's head crowned, and the sovereign’s head as valid hallmarks for identifying articles, with small items sometimes exempt.
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Srijeania
Sovercge
Orley Islands Locate And Latitude Of North Pole
The Orley Islands lie north of Scotland and the science of acoustics deals with sound waves. The North Pole has latitude 90 degrees north with all longitudes converging there.
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Orley Islands
North Pole
Scotland
Farnham Family Holds 30th Annual Reunion at Allen Parks
The Farnham family gathered for their thirtieth annual reunion on Saturday June 28 at Allen Parks Jamestown NM with 82 relatives attending. The day featured a picnic visiting swimming and a ball game. The 1888 reunion is planned for the home of Mr and Mrs Clayton Casler in Jamestown.
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Farnham
Allen Parks
Jamestown
Clayton Casler
Ridgway Woman Hurt as Car Wrecks at Irvine
Mrs. Ann Marquist, 48, of Byigh way, suffered turns and lacerations about the face and heel yesterday morning when an automobile operated by her son Donald, 20, skidded on a slippery pavement and overturned near Irvine on Route 6. The husband Qmil Halquist escaped unharmed. The trio were en route to visit relatives as the car was badly damaged.
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Ann Marquist
Byighway
Donald
Irvine
Qmil Halquist
Thjiry
War on illegal trucking in Pa
United Press reports Harrisburg action to clean up trucking conditions in Pennsylvania. Commissioner Richard J. Beamish notes the first time every carrier for hire will fall under Public Utility Commission regulations, expanding oversight from 600 parties to cover all 180,000 truckers for safety and service protections.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Ioezal
Beamish
Senpe
Public Service Commission
Officer of Woodmen Circle Stricken
Corry members of the Woodmen Circle report the death of Tasca L. Young of Philadelphia a leader in the Woodmen Circle who died in a Dallas Texas hospital on the 22nd age 54 joined the circle in 1909 and served as a field worker for three years she is survived by a son Maurice and a sister Mrs Tthel Nelson of Dallas Texas.
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Corry
Tasca L. Young
Philadelphia
Siprem Morest
Fragmented Message From Street Names and Names
The readable fragments mention a jag, NOR DM street, Rev. G, and a person named Mira. Event details, places, and actions are unclear and inconsistent in the OCR text.
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Meai
Tiny Men du Pont
By Jay Franklin
Abengal
Toia
Sal Hee
Columbia
Cauca
Scott
England
Rj.scott
Guy- Many
Ttely
Britain
Conmons Coola
Lemadon
Othe
Poly
Lales
Thuy
Hollywood Film Shop
Callé
Stan
Elough
Stewart
St. Wiizhetays
Mi Mempers
Rindley Wadse
Pitas Gillette
Dr. Gillette
Bisily
Pershing
Fretare Jastan
Thealjabinet
Imwiray Oliis
Frante
Tubure
Walifam
P. 1. Furniture Company
Jeanor Kinley
Olean
Tis Nleeton
Pypal
Lagaro Cardenas
Mexia Fey
le Shires
Voltaire
Farnham Family
Ridgway
Public Utility Commission
Woodmen Circle
Honolulu
Charing Abeltha
United States
Montgomery Ward
Eral
Uess
Gaso