Big Puddler in Four Little Puddle
The piece surveys Pennsylvania GOP concerns over Sen Jim Davis and rivals Judge Cyrus Palmer Owlett and G M Owlett about the U.S. Senate race. It notes Philadelphia and Pittsburgh voters watch the field as party leaders fear a contested nomination and weigh candidates against national and local interests.
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U.S
Pennsylvania
Senate
Aiu
Philadelpha
Une
James J
Puddler Jan" Davis
Davis
Msan
Jim Davis
Hhe Chamber of Commerce
Dim Davis
T. 8
Cyrus M
Mel
Paumer
Schiyt Weill
G. Mason Owlett
Tinga
Dim Davis Stanis
Judge Palmer
Agair Owlett
Adopted son urges support for American democracy over fascism
An adopted son, now a naturalized American, speaks against Hitler and Mussolini during a wartime appeal. He urges fellow Americans to resist foreign dictatorships, praise the U S republic, and visit Europe to see repression firsthand. He warns fascist and communist threats, urging unity at home.
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Central Europe
Hitler
Mussolini
America
Germany
Italy
Labor unions and the right to work in a changing system
Journalist Jay Franklin discusses how a union becomes the exclusive bargaining agent after an election, arguing that exclusive control over hiring and work rights should not be used to penalize workers for political beliefs. He notes tensions within unions over membership and democratic reform.
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Jay Franklin
WASHINGTON, D._C
New York
CTO
Coca+ Taunis
Lara
Liberty League Danyen
Indwituel
Bolus
Hia
Hey Feltein
Brooklyn Transit
Eraf
Federation of Labor
Wien
Rane
Alp
John 1.Lewis
Ale Jo
Register and
Triimine
Bond Issue Sufficiency Question for Storm Sewer Plan
The city debates a 12 000 bond issue to finish the storm sewer with inadequate intake fixes risking a $150 000 system. Advocates push for 32 000 to 150 000 extra funds and a control basin, noting WEA aid covers major costs. City council warns sufficiency may jeopardize the project and urges action to complete the entire program.
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Seneca Street
WEA
Economists Tie Working Week to Mechanization Milestone
Economists argue the current U S economy would require a longer working week without mechanization since 1900. They cite a colossal figure based on full deposits in water to support estimates about the ocean's age. The text also notes a large birth count with substantial injury figures among newborns.
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U. S
U.S
Stewart Says Fight Over Roosevelt Plan Revamps Government
The column discusses opposition to a Roosevelt era plan to reorganize government and expand presidential power. It cites Senator James Byrnes as sponsor, notes potential loss of economy, creation of new offices, and possible centralization of control, with Republican resistance from McNary and Snell and mixed Democrat views.
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Washington, D. C
Maren
Congressional
White House
Indore
James
Byrnes
Mujer
Comptrolles General
Congress
Afkward Congress
Olivia de Havilland slaps a man in film scene teased
The article recalls Olivia de Havilland grinning in a large chair and saying she slapped a man for fun, a boast described as not gentle, with Pat and Jimmy Cagney cited in playful remarks. It notes depictions of slapstick and acting bravado in Hollywood gossip style from the era.
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Hollywood
Jimmy Cagney
Gnu
Sim Timmy
Dal
Natgh
Crureny Ayshem
Diminy Leld
de Havilland
Who chairs the TS federal communications commission
The text asks who is chairman of the TS Federal Communications Commission and includes diluted trivia about etiquette, spelling variants, and obscure phrases. It references graphite uses and outdated social norms, plus garbled literary allusions, yielding a fragmented, era-styled prompt.
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Phairman
Federal Communications Comission
Dominion
Horoscope and Readers’ Test from North Carolina Page
Horoscope notes high ideals and loyalty win admiration for today readers. A brief one minute test includes questions about observing or regulating personal habits and using penicillin wisely in certain contexts.
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Frank” R.mcninch
North Carolina
How to Meet the Problem of a Premature Infant
A medical column discusses saving premature babies with metrical science and hospital care. It cites the Dionne quints and stresses air conditioned nurseries, incubators, and careful nourishment. It notes respiratory support, temperature control, feeding via nipple tubes, and high mortality without proper, organized care.
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Logawwurneenyayy
Caligstein
Geyuan
Cavse
Paris Fashion Snowed Under Mary Dove Gown Trends
Paris reports a Spring collection featuring Mary Dove line with ultralight white satin gowns. Crinoline silhouettes, halter necks, billowy sleeves, and embroidery abound in pale pastels. Perle gowns and lycra-like fabrics appear with long veils and cap veils, as designers emphasize movement and light textures.
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Paris
Marcy 9
Mary Dove
Malynetx
Abbott Lemples
Iilies
Perle
Alhey
Sabin
Molyneut
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files March 9 1918
A collage of 1918 clippings notes gas company appointments and engineering posts in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. It mentions Mrs Frade Kintuy and a Cros chapter gathering, plus fashion tips and a naturalization anecdote from Hamilton.
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Gwieil
Atill
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Palmer
Scott
R.lscott
ATA
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TRAD
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Tippas
Africa
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Yilene Howas
Hells Way
Freeda
United States
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GorMenldy
Stewart
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Lee
Rom G.O. B
Charles L.mcnary
Bertram EH. Snell
House OF Representatives
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Publican
Wrilteany
Amiis
Jesse
Supreme Spark
Hollywood Bee
Pateil
Patele Jnugles
Yeluich Nils
Olivia
Clendening
Nendening
Chmuntsstah Ding
Fret Shay Ct
Pidhowty
Saimsl Bhy Mannsylvania Gas Company
Tuk
Lo Bis
Roy
Atemielaiye Syelittts
TWA
Goth Engineerings Corps
Cerarmssian
Lish
Algat
Anu
Nenous
Pachities
Cbs
PR. Johrwen
Ras Cros
Han Wall
Duckie
Frade Kintuy
Malyneux
Naturalization
Hamilton
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