Campaign clash over Reed and Guffey split in Pennsylvania
The piece frames an impending Senate race in Pennsylvania between supporters of Reed and Guffey. It labels Reed as conservative versus liberal-leaning Guffey and Pinchot followers, predicting a stark, nationally charged battle testing Hoover era conservatism against New Deal liberalism.
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Senator Reed
Joseph F.rey
Pennsylvania
Reed
Gulley
Pinchot
Democratic Party
Gultey-Marle
Hoover
Tor Reed
Guffey
Niurehat
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Peace outlook and dangers of war from world leaders
The article notes that most nations devoutly desire peace yet warn war could arise from statesmen and armament profits. It argues the people often lack freedom to speak, dictators suppress voices, and democracy must be preserved to avert a general war. It also discusses delaying foreign debt settlement and prioritizing tariffs and trade policies.
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Norman H. Davis
Germany
Russia
France
Britain
Italy
Phat
Freetom
Censorship in Hollywood and the global board system
Hollywood director Paul Sloane explains censorship is not a simple set of rules but a global network of boards upholding diverse morals. He notes kisses and hugs are judged by local standards and that many boards must approve a film before it can reach broad markets, complicating creative choices.
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Hollywood
Paul Sloane
RKO
Sloane
London
Halifax
Orient
Washington NRA Hearing Draws Six Telegraph Messengers
Six telegram messenger boys appeared at a National Recovery Administration code hearing in Washington to demand higher wages and shorter hours. They explained their travel from New York and raised questions about getting home after the hearing.
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United Press
Washington
Blue Eagle
Lelegraph Messenger
New York
it_messenger
NRA
Sarfarey Laney
Wallace
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Connecion
Two Hat Extremes Debut in Paris Fashion Notes
Paris fashion column reviews two summer bonnet trends from Worth and other houses, detailing a crownless, brimless mesh of tulle with striped ribbons and a side bow, alongside a brimmed style to frame the face. Also reports a four legged chicken hatch in Hutchinson Kansas with two extra legs trailing behind the normal pair.
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Paris
Kats
Worth
Lone
Kan
Kansas
Berry Brothers
Debtor Payments and Trade Proposals Stir Washington Debate
Well-informed Americans say payments on war debt will rely on concessions and trading. They argue accepting foreign payment in goods may protect domestic interests but risks harming creditor nations. The debate centers on whether to push for cash or barter terms amid varying regional impacts.
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Washington
Ecuils
Ikind
Highway Safety Week urged to curb Pennsylvania traffic toll
Governor Pinchot outlines plans for Highway Safety Week urging Pennsylvanians to reduce motor vehicle deaths and injuries. He cites daily fatalities, calls for public cooperation, law awareness, and penalties for habitual violators, with support from police, patrols, dealers, and motorists. F. O. Anderson of Jamestown visited Hotel Corry.
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Tam
Bureau of Highway Patrol and Safety
Pennsylvania
Twenty Years Ago May 18 1914 Local Civic and City News
Local minle dealers meet with city council to discuss mile handling rules now in effect. County authorities investigate death of Andrew Seamens with an inquest set before the deputy coroner Wednesday. Major L B Brown pledges a drinking water fountain for Center Street near the Federal building, High School, and Kurt beams. Opening games of the new league season drew a large crowd with Mayor Patterson pitching the first ball. Corry Hospital Aid Society plans June entertainment. Mayme Miller appointed to supervise school equipment for Carter Harrison high school project in Chicago. Rev C H Woodward departs for Chicago on church assembly business. J J Neylon sails for Europe on Howard Company business.
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LB. Brown
Civic Improvement League
Center Street
Federal Building
Kurt Beams
Patterson
Mayme Miller
Ottago
Carter Harrison
Chicago
Defense claims stroke killed Lincolnville woman in murder case
Meadvill e May 8 Mrs Mary Richards of Lincolnville died February 5 from a cerebral hemorrhage rather than from abuse by her son John Richards. The defense contends the death followed years of heart trouble and a wild brawl, with physicians to testify the autopsy showed a brain stroke. The jury heard opening testimony as the prosecution described external violence.
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Meadville
Mary Richards
Lincolnville
John Richards
Kent
Wesley E. Best
Erie Board Keeps 15 Percent Teacher Pay Cut
The Erie Board of Education will extend the 15 percent salary reductions for teachers for at least one more year after a special meeting failed to balance the budget. A remaining shortfall of 193000 prompts possible bond refunding for the coming year, as officials seek budget relief amid financial strain.
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Erie
Board of Education
R. S. Seobel
Seobell
Decline in Wild Turkeys Driven by Habitat Loss and Hunting
The wild turkey once ranged from the Atlantic coast to Ontario and west to southern Mexico. With land clearing and forest loss, habitat for the bird became increasingly inaccessible. It remains found in about 18 states and in Mexico.
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Atlantic Coast
Ontario
Mexico
States
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