We the People on Propaganda and Reform in 1938 USSR
Jay Franklin Washington quotes a 1938 Register and Tribune Syndicate piece critiquing Nazi propaganda methods, linking economic breakdown and governmental weakness to fascist readiness. It contrasts New Deal support with economic royalists and urges energetic leadership without questions, praising Roosevelt's humanitarian appeal and public backing.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Germany
Institute For Propaganda Analysis
Liberty League No. 2
Father Coughlin
Dave Lawrences
Dotty Thompsons
Hugh Jotsons
Westbrook Peglers
Indiana
Chicago
Radi J Val
Roosevelt
United States
Washington
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Guffey Challenged by Philadelphia Democrats Over Patronage
Philadelphia Democrats led by McGranery challenge U S Senator Guffey over federal patronage. Twenty three of Pennsylvania's twenty six Democratic Congressmen oppose Guffey and refuse to acknowledge party leadership. They demand he recruit from Philadelphia movers payroll and accuse him of dictatorial influence.
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U. S
Joseph Guffey
Gurfey
Congressmien
Pennsylvania
Guffey
Harrising
Phiadelphia
Philadelphia
Wile ‘Son
John B Kelly
McGranery
Gulley
Unclear. Unable to extract a coherent historical event or names
The provided text is highly garbled with numerous misspellings and fragmented sentences. It lacks a clear event, dates, or identifiable people to form a factual summary suitable for a newspaper card.
Behind the Scenes in Pennsylvania Politics and Power
In Pennsylvania a pivotal May 17 primary pits former Republican gubernatorial allies against Democratic figures. George Cranedilie? George J. Davis and James, Kennedy, Margiotti, and Lewis shape a split with party bosses like McCloskey and Murray. Lewis pursues labor influence, aiming at 72 Democratic votes and federal patronage leverage.
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Kennédy
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Hoover
al Smith
Lewis
Philip Murray
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Kennedy
Pittseburgh
Matt McCloskey
Philadelphia
Jones Bank
Tcker
Gre Gliffey
Cuffey
Andrew Mellon
G.O.P
Joe
Democratic Union
Copimana
Guffey
Amy Politics
Hewis Woul
Marigolds Haye Rich Velvet Colors Brighten Landscape
Rich velvety maroon reds browns crimsons yellows and oranges enhance landscapes. Plants reach tall heights with chrysanthemum like blossoms and tiny sparklers, needing room to grow. Avoid overfeeding to prevent foliage overgrowth. plant after last frost or indoors in boxes, stake in windy areas, and provide ample space for bushy branching.
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Curiey Diam
Ventriloquism Voice Production Explained
A fragment explains ventriloquism, detailing that the voice comes from the larynx and not from two ventriloquists. It notes the performer should keep chest neck lower jaw and lips motionless, speak with a nearly closed mouth and narrowed glottis to prevent air escape through the nose.
Hollywood film fans dress for preview nights in sport attire
Hollywood May 10 report on preview nights shows actresses and actors arriving in casual to smart outfits. Eleanor Powell in a tailored suit and scarf, Joan Crawford in a one piece dress, Lena Massey in Hungarian robes, and Rosalind Rystell in a black street costume. Men favor jackets, slacks, or double breasted suits.
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Hollywood
Eleanor Powell
Joan Crawfor
Lena Massey
Rosalind Rystell
Cobra
Clark Gable
Robert Taylor
Robert Montzmetry
Spencer Tracy
Mickey Rooney
Predilie Bartholomew
Summer Camp Advice From Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Vacation time brings many children to summer camps with over a million youths expected to attend. Outdoor activity and nature play are emphasized, with instruction in games and safety. Parents should select camps with sober, capable staff and modern equipment, ensuring a trustworthy program and fit environment.
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Idlaricoil
Awniok
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files May 10 1316
A fragmentary note recalls sugar relief orders issued by Howard Heinz of the state food administration in New York City. It mentions James Beggs and others, a motor supply train stopover, and a wartime adventure in France with several named individuals.
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Iy Howard Heinz
State Food Administrate
City Bureau
New York City
Board of Commerce
James Beggs
Paris Fashion Plans Revive Long Skirt and Full Sleeves
Paris May 10 reports a shift to pleats and bouffant evening gowns to aid cloth makers. Designers like Molyneux showcase full skirts, fitted bodices, and dramatic detailing such as crinkled bridesmaid styles and black tulle gowns. European socialites order The Winterhalter gowns with tight bodices and fluffy pleats, featuring bows, ruching, and velvet accents.
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Paris
Molyneux
Teast
Europe
Charles
Eugene de Rothschild
Chanel
Untitled fashion tip on Tivening dresses and fabrics
A fragmented fashion note extols Tivening dresses as grandes robes with bold wording. It references fallen Und and skirts with back details, mentions black tatfatn and white Gusty fabrics, and suggests using flowers as trimmings.
African cattle plague and quarantine line in Tanganyika stamps
In Tanganyika Territory British East Africa the Masai pasturelands host roughly 5,000,000 cattle and many sheep and goats. Rinderpest threatens livestock prompting a government plan for a 40 mile barrier and strict quarantine with veterinary research. Tanganyika, once German East Africa, covers 366,000 square miles with about 5 million people. A 1935 stamp illustration shows the terrain from Sterrain ranges to Masai plains.
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Tan- Ganyilo
British East Africa
Kilimanjaro
Protectorate
Aiso
Africa
Herm
Tanganyika
Sterrain Ranges
L- Hla
Pelicans Bother West Coast Fishermen and Odd News
West coast fishers report pelicans snatching catches from hooks. A New York man marks 72nd birthday by running three miles backward. Misc chatter notes Time, Painesville cloaks, pigeons, birds, and odd health lines from California to Chicago with minimal clear facts.
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New York
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Mary Knight
United Press
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