Pennsylvania primary tests CIO power and labor aims
United Press reports wide reaction to Pennsylvania primary results as leaders like John L. Lewis face rebuke and political shifts loom. Across major papers the consensus notes diminished CIO influence, GOP and Democratic reactions, and implications for 1940 political alignments.
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Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
Jones
GIG
New York Mirror
Repubicars
Washington Post
Generalissima
Kennedy
Smaillion Wates
CIO
Miss Wong Sees Triumph of Right In Chinese Struggle
Hollywood actress Anna May Wong, on a visit to China in 1936, reflects on Chinese relief work and the belief that good ultimately prevails over evil in the Japanese conflict. She discusses learning from Chinese culture and her role as an astrologer in When Were You Born.
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China
Wong
Hollywood
Anna May Wong
Japan
Miss Wong Hag
Ching
Democratic outlook bright as James victory reshapes Pennsylvania race
The Pennsylvania governor race shifts after Judge Arthur H. James overwhelms opponents. Democratic forces unite against the “old guard” Republicans led by Pew and Grundy, while Margiotti weighs remaining in the party amid graft inquiries. The working man backs Earle Guffey reforms, and Rooseveltian aims loom over a Jones era.
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Arthur H. James
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
James
Gifford Pinchot
Theennedy
Margiotti
Pews
Grundys
Old Guard
Kennedy
Jones
Democratic Party
Batle
Nea
Charles i Margiotti
Art Sigma
Harrisburg
Thosaes
Jones-Earle
Arc -Yel Jones
Labor
Earle-Guffey
Warle
Republians
Tulge
Roosevelt
Earle
Theews
Centenarians' habits and health myths discussed
A medical inquiry notes centenarians show varied diets and lifestyles. Most drink, smoke, and eat meat. yet researchers find no simple link between these habits and longevity. The article cites national death rates and suggests lifespan trends are lengthening.
Behind the Scenes in Washington on Farm Program Turmoil
Washington observers warn the new farm program may face trouble as wheat carryover nears historic highs and government loans loom. Cotton quotas show strong support but large fertilizer use questions crop effectiveness. corn acreage and loan schemes add potential budget strains.
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Washington
AAA
Cvil
Secretary of Agriculture
React
Qwallace
Chaustias
Chanel summer collection reshapes Paris dress fashions
Chanel unveils a summer line that hides knees with long skirts and very full sleeves. She pairs dark tones with white accents and features detachable shawls and shoulder capes, plus lush laces and puffed sleeve silhouettes defining evening and day wear.
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Paris
Chanel
Crop quotas and market talks amid 1995 harvest report
The report notes quota discussions for corn marketing with a 1995 crop pending a two thirds farmer vote. Tobacco quotas show farmers voting on curing schedules and quotas remain overburdened. No marketing quota set for New Zone 18 items with allotments pending final decisions.
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Tf Ao
Wallace
Flood traps 700 squirrels near Woodville in Cal
Floods trap all wildlife onto a knoll in Woodville California allowing three men to kill 700 squirrels. Large numbers of snakes rabbits skunks and even a badger also sought refuge on the knoll.
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Woodville
Cal
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