Able People in Office In Public Service
An analysis argues that capable individuals from prominent families join government roles to push clean efficient public service. It cites New York City figures including Mayor LaGuardia allies and aides such as Clendenin J. Ryan Alan Stuyvesant and Winston Guest who serve with minimal pay. The piece asserts volunteers nationwide reflect a wholesome trend toward competence and responsible politics benefiting communities.
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New York City
la Guardian
Basi
Alexander Hamilton
United States Treasury
Clindennin J. Ryan
Thomas F. Ryan
Alan Stuyvesant
Winston Guest
Washington
Ranie
Truth About Bridge Indicts Contract Craze Socially
Octavius Roy Cohen argues contract bridge has ruined social evenings and conversation in small towns. He notes women playing nearly constantly, culture clubs suffering, and even fishing trips turning into bridge marathons. He condemns the ritualism and claims the game harms humor and social life.
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Octavius Roy Cohen
West Indies
Twenty Years Ago in Corry Journal Files March 23 1934
Historic Steen Toggery moves to Traction Building by daylight. Realty transfers near record. Obituary note on Mace Stewart. Barbara Young hosts tenth birthday. No. 88 89 Pennsy conductors ill. Miss Emily Weaver returns from Imma Willard. Nurses present retiring superintendent Ida Falconer a traveling bag.
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Corry Hospital
Misa Ida Falconer
Princess de Rohan Pioneers Fun Beach Wear In Paris
Paris fashion notes from Princess de Rohan highlight playful innovation to beat dullness. She outlines beach wear ideas including a dressing gown with clown trousers, black pique pajamas, lace, seed pearl daisies, feather butterflies, and dominos as buttons. She praises organdy eye coats trimmed with orchids and stresses practical ventilating openings between car parts to curb dangerous gas exposure.
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Paris
Princess de Rohan
Dilkusha
Ihes
Dilimsha
Baa
Cognoscente
Materia
Carbon monoxide danger on the road and garages
Health and motor vehicle officials warn about carbon monoxide risks in closed garages and on highways. Tests show 60 percent of moving cars emit measurable CO and seven percent have enough to cause collapse, with the gas more dangerous due to its odorless, unseen nature under the hood.
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Pesta
Legal Representation and Public Opinion on Attorneys
A discussion on the right to court representation notes public backlash against lawyers who boast of defending infamous criminals. It recalls an Indiana jail escape suspect who claimed a wooden gun would help him flee and a lawyer who reportedly dismissed the client’s threat, highlighting concerns over ethical duties and the role of attorneys as officers of the court.
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Fbur
Skiller
Indiana
Saya Dillinger
Bint
White House May Day Egg Roll to Go On as Usual
Washington dispatch notes that White House egg rolling will proceed despite presidential illness concerns. Mrs. Roosevelt confirms Anna Eleanor and Curtis Hoosevelt will attend. Weather and spring tidings frame the scene with reporters in the Senate office building and DC snow removal debates.
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United Press
Washington
White House
Executive Mansion
Buzsie
Sistle
Fern Carter Guides Our Gang Schoolwork in Hollywood
In Hollywood Mrs. Fern Carter teaches the Our Gang children, now grown into actors and professionals, amid a shifting lineup. She oversees up to five grades as director Gus Melins films scenes outdoors while students catch up on lessons, with Spanky exempt due to age. The kids balance study and play, racing to finish tasks before turning to other activities.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press Star
Hollywood
Fern Carter
Hal Roach
Mrs. Carter
Mrs. Garter
Gus Melns
Spanky McFarland
Avarke
Jacqueline Taylor
Stymie
Beard
Carolina
Scott Beckler
Jackie Cooper
Wally Albright
Carter
Magnates Besieged by Sound Reel Men in Gauntlet
Fragmentary lines recount a scene where magnates brace for confrontation as two groups converge. The text hints at a clash involving sound reel men and a chaotic scramble, with unclear details on outcome or participants.
St Marys Businessmen Face Federal Liquor Conspiracy Trial
In U S court, a St Marys conspiracy liquor case involving Fred J Ritter Thomas Ritter and Alberto Ty Lenze owners of Ritter Feed Mills opened after a federal jury was seated. Prosecutors contend the men aided a plan to evade revenue laws and operated a 1800 gallon distillery seized with a molasses tank car and contraband on a railroad siding.
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WRIE
Mar
St. Marys
Union City Boy in Music World Leads 42 Orchestras
Union City report notes Robert Fallon Ballon, son of former residents Mr and Mrs Martin Pallon, tops a popularity poll of 42 orchestras in the New York Enquirer. His Fullon's orchestra plays at Hotel Powers in Brooklyn and broadcasts on WAG weekly, with performances nightly except Mondays. Lester Bishop 88, Triquois Indian, dies at Titusville home.
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Union City
New York Enquirer
Adolphe Bartholme
Robert Fallon
Allon
The
Enquirer
Robert Ballon
Martin Pallon
Coleman
Adolph Bartholme
Fullon
Powers
Brooklyn
Needy Women Share in New Relief Program Details
Washington report by Ellen S. Woodward outlines the April 1 start of a federal relief program under the Emergency Relief Administration. It presents three divisions for both urban and rural areas, focusing on employment for women, rural rehabilitation, and relief for stranded families, with women playing key roles in gardening, food preparation, and community projects. The article highlights Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt as a strong ally and notes examples of local projects where women contributed to community improvement.
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Ellen S. Woodward
Women’s Work
Feder
Emergency Relief Administration
Washington
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Buster
CWA
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tand
Ial
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Chicago
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Detroit
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Philadelphia
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N. R. Dickson
T. Otis Phelps
Dr. B
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Lancaster
Nem
A. Stennett
Barbara Young
Eagle Street
L. Lowers
Oil City
Emily Weaver
Imma Willard School
Troy
Mace Stewart
Covery Boy
Mary Y Knight
Senate
Hattie Caraway
Aric
District of Columbia
Sunshine
Weather Bureau
Library of Congress
Smell ‘ Quette
Cafe North East
Wall Street
Golden Pheasant Orchestra
Joseph Arrigo
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U. S. Court
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Lester Bishop
Titusville
Tbs
Enon Atay
Cis
Sherman
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