Filibuster Ends as Senate Misreads Its Own Rules
Washington May 3 United Press report on the anti lynching bill shows the Senate ending the filibuster only after a confused sequence of quorum calls and unclear votes. Vice President Garner jotted notes clarifying voting when needed. The session adjourned for half an hour and resumed amid lingering procedural muddle.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
John N. Garnet Finmly
Garner
Burney Phillips
Phillips
Hollywood Film Shop Drivers Safely Move Stars on Location
May 3 The studio drivers at Paramount are trusted to transport stars to exterior locations. About 20 drivers operate a fleet of 46 cars without a recorded accident, logging over 1,500,000 miles annually. Several drivers also act or learn to fly in off hours.
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Hollywood
Gr Paramount
Maylene Dietrich
Bing Crosby
Mae West
Gary Cooper
Claudette Colbert
Dairymen Meet Here Saturday
The local unit of the Dairy men’s League Cooperative Association Inc plans a meeting Saturday evening at the V. F. W. home on West Washington Street. Delegates will be chosen for the sub district and for the May 3 Syracuse meeting, with votes on the resolutions committee and director nominee. A program with orchestra numbers is planned and ice cream and cake will be served.
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Dairymen's League Co-operative Association, Inc
West Washington Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Resolutions Committee
Rikers, Daugherty and Kinley Attend Erie Council Meet
SCOTT'S SCRAPBOOK notes a Erie council gathering with Room No. 4 winning the attendance banner. Refreshments were provided by mothers from rout six, led by Mrs. George Nagi. A plant at National Malleable and Steel Castings faces demolition after seven years, with sale notices from Emmett Ross in Corry.
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Toledo
National Malleable and Steel Castings Company
KILLING THE WAR PLANT AND JUSTICE SHOWN
A Corry Evening Journal item reviews Viscount Cecil of Chelwood’s call for a first national referendum in Britain on peace and disarmament. It highlights high public support for League of Nations adherence and collective security, and contrasts that with war’s costs and the need to study roots of conflict. It also covers a U.S. Supreme Court rebuke of prosecutorial misconduct, stressing that the United States attorney serves justice, not victory, and must avoid improper methods even when pursuing conviction.
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Corry Evening Journal
Corry
West South Street
Curry
A.D. Golegrove
William P
Ombard
Wationel Advertising
Brad Kimball, Inc
W. 44Th St
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Real Estate Trust
Philadelphia
Cecil of
Chelwood
English Mad With An International Viewpoint, Thas
Great Britain
League of Nations
Benjamin Franklin
Erasmus
United States
England
Supreme Court of the United States
Dd Justice
Tahilis
Poth
Junior P T A Names Officers For Ensuing Year
The Junior Elementary Parent Teachers Association met in the school library with parents and teachers present. Officers elected were Mrs. Stuart Houghton president, Miss Leona Reed vice president, Mrs. Guy Abbey secretary, and Mrs. Walter Auer treasurer with council members Mrs. J. W. Rikers and Mrs. Stanley Nichols. The group donated $15 for shrubbery at the Junior High School and set plans for an ice cream and candy sale at the annual school exhibit.
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R. S. Dewey
Grace No. 1
Ola Young
Stanley H. Nichols
Louise . McGrath
J. W. Ricker
Lake LeBoeuf
Waldameer
Walter Hulberg
Carl Carlson
Stuart ‘Houghton
Leona Reed
Guy Abbey
Walter Auer
J. W. Rikers
Stanley Nichols
Alert Young
Walter Hultberg
A Start On Grade Crossings
A discussion estimates 200000 grade crossings cause about 41500 fatalities yearly. Elimination could cost 15.1 billion, far less than government plans. Prioritize the most dangerous crossings then add safer signaling elsewhere as traffic grows. Future roads and railways should aim for no grade crossings.
Turkey hen sets record omntralla in Maine morning
The scrambled OCR fragment reports a record by a turkey hen with a series of garbled names and numbers. Readable items mention a hen producing 210 eggs over a period, with unclear dates and places. This item preserves the core event of an animal breaking a record, though many proper nouns are corrupted.
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Turkey
Mns
Peasant influence reshapes 1910s women's fashion in Paris
In Paris on May 3 the peasant influence dominates this season with large sleeves tight at the wrist and embroidery on dresses. A notable two piece Paquin daytime dress in blue features a straight skirt with pleats and a sunburst high neck. Epaulette bands, belt detailing, and full sleeves fall to the elbow, while organdy and ticking trims adorn the blouse.
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Paris
Twenty Years Ago in Journal Files May 3 1915
D and Howe Erie railroad ticket agent in this city is referenced amid items from Corry. Two well known local men subpoenaed by the State Fisheries Department to attend a hearing about two youths fined for fishing on Blue Hill trout run despite posted trespass notices. Local growth hopes for Curry Hospital. GP Northrop discusses trolley lines progress between Corry, Mayville, and Mayville. U S Army recruiting sets up here to enlist men. Birth notices report a son for Mr and Mrs John Lutz on April 28 and an eight pound boy for Mr and Mrs Joseph Consider on May 2. Ly W Greely moves from Center Street to Franklin Street. Skier and Casler travel to Clymer to work on a new dwelling.
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State Department of Fisheries
Garland
May 4 1935 Star Signals Morning Focus
The excerpt advises accomplishing tasks in the morning with the Thu being best while the afternoon and evening bring depression and potential quarrels. It urges caution in speech and thoughtful writing, mentioning personal dates and warnings about intoxicants. It references June and July 1935 and a danger date August 16 and 28 in 1985.
Kitten with One Eye Sparks Curiosity in Texareana
A unique kitten born with a single eye in the center of its face has drawn attention in Texareana. Vets describe the Cyclopean condition as rare and note the animal’s unusual nose and overall health, while owners seek guidance on care and visibility.
Fragmented Probate Ledger With Names and Bank Notices
A damaged OCR fragment lists numerous names, entities, and trust references, resembling a probate or estate settlement page. It mentions The Marine National Bank of Erie and various executors and admins, with scattered surnames, dates, and trustee notes, reflecting a crowded ledger-like notice.
Audit List Notion of Erie County Orphans Court
Audit list of executors administrators guardians and trustees filed with Erie County Orphans Court. Nine accounts to be audited at the Court House Erie on May 13 1939 with exceptions by May 23 1996. Auditing starts May 2 1935 at 9 00 A M. Attorneys guardians and interested parties must attend. trustees must be represented by counsel.
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Orphans' Court
Erie County
City of
Erie
Saale
Refrigerator sales rise forecast for 1935 in U S
Milwaukee based vice president Gerald Stedman predicts the electric refrigerator industry will grow from 26 percent to 40 percent above last year. He spoke to salesmen at a meeting in Cleveland about the up trend and anticipated market expansion in 1935.
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Cleveland
Gerad Stedman
Milwaukee Company
Fragmentary Local Notes From An Amusement Row
Fragmented OCR shows scattered names and places including Mervyn Ne New York Ci Robert Broth Waite and others. Mentions of mornings, visits, and spring meetings hint at social notes from Centerville Meadville and unverified events with several incomplete lines.
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Mervyn
New York
Wild Centerville
Cronin
Postinie
Mary Florence
Jo Dent
May Meeting Notes From Valle Event In North Central Region
Miss Hannah Crooke and Ella Kinga hosted a May gathering with several attendees including Ms James, Mrs Vogent, and Mrs Ar. The event featured prayers and expressions of appreciation. The group planned a future home gathering at Spartansby Fort.
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Valle
America
Tome North
Hanna Crooke
Ella Kinga
Tmsix
James Ent
Ivogent
Chori
Emma Lins McCray
Myer
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Chap Tynent
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Presen
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