Democratic State Committee Endorses Candidates in Harrisburg
The Democratic State Committee approved a primary endorsement after a January meeting in Harrisburg, defending the move as a duty under party rules. It denounces critics and notes past endorsements by critics who later opposed the primary and Roosevelt, arguing the platform and candidates reflect Democratic voters’ will.
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van Dyke
State Committee
Democratic State Committee
UN D. Roosevelt
Raoseelt
Chicago
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Milk Trust
Mellon
Grundy
Ware
Pentsylvania
Harrisburg
Uder
Guffey Mirle Kennedy Logie Rhodes Nominees Shaping PA Ticket
The Roosevelt era platform and New Deal recovery are outlined. Candidates Joseph I. Guffey for U S Senator George H. Mirle for Governor Thomas Kennedy for Lieutenant Governor Thomas A. Logie for Secretary of Internal Affairs and Chester I. Rhodes for Superior Court Judge are presented as the Democratic slate to be nominated in May and elected in November, pledged to carry the party platform.
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Roosevelt
Wenssyl
Van
Joseph I. Guffey
United States
George H. Mirle
Thomas Kennedy
Thomas A. Logie
Paris fashions loom in daring mid thigh skirts and stretch garments
Paris styles chase the latest fashion waves as knee to mid thigh skirts tempt with sheer exposure. Helene Hubert Stockings and the sensation Las tex by Princess We Rohan push silhouettes toward straight narrow lines while offering room for strides, reshaping how garments cling and move on the body.
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Paris
Mar
Helene Hubert
Tegs
Polyanna Dilkusha
We Rohan
Washington oddities and naval officials in a busy capital day
A fragmentary, humorous look at Washington figures including Jesse Jones and Col. Henry Roosevelt. A prank dinner plan and a bald-head tonic pitch entertain readers, with investors and officials amid a busy policy backdrop.
Hollywood film shop shows Tone’s rise to romance fame
Alan Tone, once a Cornell student seeking a romance languages professorship, shifts to acting after joining the Cornell Dramatic Club. He builds a stage career from Buffalo to New York, supports Katherine Cornell, joins Theater Guild, and moves to Hollywood. Now he stars opposite Madeline Carroll in Fox’s The World Moves On.
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Hollywood
Mir
Pran
Tone
Prench Yards
Scholars
Madeline Carroll
Cornell
Juan
Cornell Dramatic Club
Buifwo
Tie
New York
Broadway
Greenwich Village
Katherine Cornell
Theater Guild
Bani
Theater
Teanhing
Joan Crawford
Miss Carroll
Tonic Seller Fails to Benefit from Itself
He explained that although he was bald himself, the tonic did him no good because he was too busy selling it to take the time to use it.
City fights flashing signals at Philadelphia cross streets
Will seeks to keep watermen and gatemen at east side Pennsy crossings and oppose railroad plan to replace watchmen with flashing lamps. City Solicitor Murphy prepared to argue before the Public Utility Commission at Harrisburg on March nineteenth. He argues the commission should deny substitution and preserve human oversight at crossings.
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Brie
Pennsyvania
Edward M. Murphy
Harrisburg
Murphy
6Th
11Th Street
Corry Youth Missing Amid Police Search
Motio Chiricuzio, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Chiricuzio of First Avenue, ran away from home. A letter from the former high school student indicated he planned to be on his own, possibly heading toward Florida. Police broadcast his description across the state as his worried family appeals for his return.
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Motio Chiricuzio
Ralph Chiricuzio
First Avenue
Tylesilay
Brig
Florida
Elveuit
Lig
Lightning Smashes Panes In Maple Dale Storm
A thunderstorm Monday evening shattered window panes in Maple Dale. Maren Wrankin reports Mrs Notman Porter suffered a severe shock and fainted, one of her shoes torn from her foot. James Porter, outside, was knocked down as lightning struck homes across the area.
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Wrankgin
Maren
Tack Porter
Maple Dale
Notman Porter
James Porter
Oltside
Nowse
Maplé Dale
Repair Delaware Dykes Protecting Industrial Riverfront
Dykes along the Delaware River south of Philadelphia are being repaired with funds from the Civil Works Administration and the State of Pennsylvania. The 200 year old protection work supports the industrial area and the riverfront security.
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Delaware
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Civil Works Administration
State of Pennsylvania
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Mary Knight
United Press Staff
Washington
Jesse Jones
Recontraction Finance Corporation
Jones
Col
Henry Roosevelt
Navy
Secretary of Interior
Harold L. Tekes
Tekes
Interior Department
Hollywood Film Shop
Alanson Edwards
Corry
Hion
Maxwell House Coffee
Rialto
LUX
Baker's Chocolate
Tubles
Pillsbury’s Flour
Texas
Tbs
Sunny Wer
All-Bran
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Kellogg Company
Battle Creek, Mich
Hiteggs
Donsun
Nelly Don
Linan
Nelly Don Valual
F. Chapin &Sons
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