Week End Gleanings From Around the World
A jumble of items notes Senator Vandenberg as a potential vice presidential pick amid a possible bolt by Baah. Emperor Haile Selassie seen in Jerusalem. antique weather and crashes reported. Gangbuster retirements eyed, a Philadelphia bootblack receives $5,000 from a mining president. Tampa acquittals noted. New York GOP clash over Lehman social security bill. Police reveal a subway slaying clue, a French boy sets fire at Be thune, crime age rising to 22. Detroit amusement park fire kills three. border munitions probes continue. Roosevelt approves big peacetime army budget. church world peace accord cheered. Hitler’s driver dies. Red Cross totals rise to nearly $7.85 million. Oklahoma fugitives near endgame and Indian agency releases noted.
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Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Eres
Dent
Cleveland
Ba Ah
Landon Wwe
Emperor Haile Sellasse
Jeruselem
Upper New York
Oie Mercury
Adirondacks
Brackford-on-the-Main
Phe Maus
Hesib Nie
Joseph Gonelli
Philadelphia
Frederick McOwen
Cumbria Mining Company
Wootlack
Pampa
R. G. Fittsworth
Robert Chappell
Tampa City
Assembly
Albany
Lehman
Walter J. Mahoney
Buffalo
New York
Eagar Rekert
Rogers Pete Company
Subway Gwassroom
Guy Justin
College of St. Vaast
Bethune
France
Americ
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Charles Brive
Grand Tower
Til
Cape Girardeau
Youngstown
Ohio
West Austi Town
Ohio City
Townsend
Oregon
Charles L. McNary
Ralph E. Williams
Detroit
America
Roosevelt
M. E. General Conference
Columbus
Julius Schrenk
Adolf Hitler
Munich
Red Cross
Tornators
Oklahoma
Istee
Hota
Talean
China
GéMet Russie Raturn
Sunspots and the Business Cycle Hint at 1940 Peak
An article notes economists link sunspot maxima to business cycles, citing Loring B. Andrews of the Faryund observatory and Stetson. It discusses how solar activity may correlate with prosperity and downturns, suggesting a potential peak around 1940 and a recurring four year pattern between sunspot maxima and economic highs.
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Loring
Andrews
Faryund Observatory
Anil
Ranomer
Avian
Stetson
Solar
Vannhtlesss
Wwe
Guatemala Withdraws From League Amid Italy Pressure
A scared neighbor reports Guatemala proposing withdrawal from the League of Nations amid tensions with Italy over war and sanctions. The piece notes Italy has bought Guatemalan goods, and rumors of reprisals threaten Guatemala via Italian channels, illustrating the fragility of international law and the risk to small nations from powerful actors.
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Guatemala
Geneva
Nalons
League
Italy
Cothe
Wasseini
Dirigibles Debated as U S Returns to Zeppelins
A damaged report outlines a shift in U.S. sentiment toward airships after the Los Angeles tests. Public opinion leans toward reentry into Zeppelin experiments, with Congress authorizing the Navy to refurbish the old craft and potential Army and Navy trials on the horizon.
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Eiyo
Dun Zeppelin
America
Naval Ai Stallion
Lakehurst
N. 1
Congress
Monge Naval Efforts Committee
Navy
Los Angeles
Army
Dietimenta
Horse Doce Not Get Meat ACh Reese Wells Ninth
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Reese Wells and a ninth item in a list. The readable words reference meat, ties, and a small mahal but lack coherent context or complete facts to form a clear event or notice. The readable portion preserves few identifiable entities or dates.
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Reese Wells
Unnibert Feomu
Tox
Throughwal News Highlights 1916 Events and Local Notes
The May 8 1916 column reports a city interest surge around the Bowl of Commerce with wage increases for Locomotive Company workers effective June 1. Cold weather brought a snowy touch as Boy Scout Troop No 1 examined for merit. State Senator race saw GL Alexander defeated by Nason in the Republican primary. A May 17 birth announced for Mr and Mrs Frank Seamans. M J Berliner travels to Union City for business. Roy Skieriy spends the day at the county seat on business.
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Journal
Bowl of Commerce
GL. Alexander
Carlo Uate
Nason
See and Know Pennsylvania Mount Davis Peak Guide
The pamphlet from the Pennsylvania Scenic and Historical Commission highlights Mount Davis as the highest peak in Pennsylvania at 4,220 feet. It notes access via a forestry road from Route 1 near Meyersdale or Route 4 near Grantsville and describes the route as suitable for forestry traffic.
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SEE
KNOW
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historical Commission
MT. Davis
Mrs. Davis
Negro Mountain
Meyersdale
Salisky
Grantsville
View of 22 Counties from High Rock Observation Tower
A bird's eye view over 22 counties across four states Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and West Virginia is described from High Rock Observation Tower. The tower accessible via Monterey road on the edge of South Mountain offers panoramic sightlines for visitors.
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Franklin County
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Monterey
South Mountain
Beery Open to Carol Ann Interview Only
Hollywood star Wallace Beery dodges most questions, revealing his joy over daughter Carol Ann now eight but steering away from topics. He jokes about fishing plans with Carol Ann while noting his deep villain image contrasts with her laughter. Belgrade reports anger over a postelectrical vow against gossip and loud behavior on phones.
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Hollywood
Wallace Beery
Beery
Carol Ann
Gatarail
Beta
Wally
Reta
Ana
Lough Guy
Carol Amm
Mr. Beety
Carol
Goupy collection hints autumn fashion trends in Paris
Paris fashion notes from Goupy reveal new autumn silhouettes featuring gathered and flat pleats, front fullness, and graceful blousey lines. Tunics lengthen to mid calf with high necks and long sleeves, leather belts accent underskirts, and sheer gowns in chiffons and organdies emphasize slim, elegant shapes.
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Paris
Star Signals Octavine May 19 Horoscope Note
Planetary twitwiees today indicate weak Hersoria influence from April 21. Morning doubleu el, afternoon good, evening ti9ot. Solve yesterday's problem. Birthdate suggests a long happy life with old friends near. May 46 Monet 2B July 856, coming changes ahead.
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Hersoria
Uianeeh
Roy
Hoover’s Brother to Retire From Stanford University
Fragments indicate Herbert Hoover’s sibling Jesse Hoover plans retirement from Stanford University or related engineering post. The text is garbled with multiple OCR errors and unclear details about the exact role, dates, or institution involved.
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Hoover
Stanford University
Jesse Honver
Beittay
Herbert Hoover
Arnified
Mormon Church
Honolulu
Cuport
Stake of Zion
Tha ‘Hash
Temples
Sue Tee
Plan for Extensive Game Refuge Development in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg May 18 A new extensive refuge program to aid small and winged game is to be launched by the State Game Commission. The plan splits refuges by region to create farm game experiments near cities, leasing lands in Bucks, Montgomery, Chester, Delaware, Allegheny, Beaver, Butler and Washington counties. The program aims to decentralize management, establish small refuges of 500 to 740 acres, and cooperate with farmers for experimental shooting grounds to test controlled hunting. The land purchase program for refuges has surpassed half a million dollars, with 133,302 acres currently under refuge ownership, mainly in forested areas where hunting is prohibited. The initiative targets 75 percent of Pennsylvania’s 600,000 licensed hunters who come from populous centers.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
Bucks
Montgomery
Chester
Delaware
Allegheny
Beyer, Butler
Washington
Ers
Seth BH Gordon
Commission
Gordon Agrie
Commission Aso
Blue Range
UN Susqueshanna
Ski Trip Adventure Near Navw Frontier
A fragmentary report describes a ski trip with participants from Sweden and nearby regions. The piece hints at a national setting and mentions travel through a frontier area, with limited readable names and dates.
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Historie
Ann Sear
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Ran Lee i
Lt Fe Rire Eye MO
Charles Follett
Beaverdan
Climax Locomotive, Company
Boy Scouts of
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Harold McInnes
Barrett Marsh
Lee Whittlesey
Merrill Wilcox
Glenn Dickson
Hubert Morrison
Watt Martz
Roy Martz
William Johnson
Francis Blair
Lone Cowden
Phillip Young
Gerald Wood
Elson McGray
Grant Pettit
Adriana Lamona
Leo Goren
Frank Seamans
M. J. Berliner
Union City
Roy Skier Iy
Belgrade
Ministry of Posts and Telegrapha
Sten
Avesiuke Ohto
Vicw
Ernst von Starhemberg
Aroueen
Wrena
Great Britain
R. J. Scott
Asnless
Aphroowe
Adrienne
Condra
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