Lehman’s Surprise Exit Shakes New York Democrats
Governor Herman Lehman of New York announces he will not seek re election a decision seen as a blow to the Democratic ticket for the November presidential race Lehman’s retirement may be a strategic pivot amid party concerns over Roosevelt and the national line up with Lehman as a potential asset or obstacle in the fight for the White House.
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Herman Lehman
New York State
Empire State
Roosevelt Tcket
Lehman
New York
Albany
Hive
Roosevel
Alfred H. Smuth
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herman H. Lehman
Pittsburgh to Buffalo super highway progress noted
The State Highway Department plans rapid advancement of a Pittsburgh to Buffalo four lane route via Union City Wattsburg and North East, with expansion of the lake road to follow. The Pittsburgh to Butler section is finished and further widening northward may occur within years, possibly by 1988 or 1935 depending on traffic growth.
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Pittsburgh
Buffalo
State Highway Department
Union City
Watts
Hue
New York State
Pittshumgh
Butler
Aireecy
Russia to Build Navy Larger Than Any Existing Fleet
The Russian Navy plans a major build up to rival the great powers, aiming for a Baltic fleet to deter Germany, a Black Sea force to secure warm water ports, and a Pacific contingent to defend eastern shores against Japan. Observers note the shift from land to sea power echoes Peter the Great and Stalin era ambitions.
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Russia
Hay-Aig
Europe
Peter the Great
Peter
Stalin
Baltic
Germisny
Black Sea
Saternars
Aivasia
Mediterranean
Pacific
Iieria
Japan
Ripsia
Naval program could spur arms industry but harm peaceful trade
The quote argues that a nation proceeding with a strong naval program will push other powers to increase their fleets. It suggests a boost for the munitions business but cautions against adverse effects on peaceful commerce and maritime balance.
Traffic survey aims to map city routes and widen arteries
A planned Cleveland traffic survey costs 400 000 to 500 000 dollars and uses up to 500 WPA workers. It seeks a unified metropolitan policy to ease congestion, identify heavily traveled streets, crossings, and possible widened or new routes to improve flow across the area. Traffic is described as the lifeblood of business and social life.
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Philadelphi
Cleveland
Hoover and Smith Supporters Rally Amid Detroit Speech
In Detroit Herbert Hoover and Al Smith addressed voters while A Buckner, president of New York Life Insurance and a director named Herb and Al, declared he was perfectly confident that whoever was elected except Townsend, the country is safe. The remark underscores the high stakes of the election and the cross party sentiment surrounding the candidates.
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Idid Hoover
al Smith
Hos. A. Buckner
New York Life Insurance Co
Herb
Detroit
Townsend
Star Signals May 23 Horoscope Reading
The article cautions strong planetary influences for people born June 21 to July 20 with morning being best and evening good. It mentions intense concentration today and hints that old friends may provide assistance during May 1937 while profits could arise in December 1936 and suggests making several calls or buying clothes.
Paris Styles by Mary Knight Fashion Notes
Mrs Poughe Fairbanks former Lady Ashisy buys costumes in Paris selecting a blue Gondurier cocktail dress and a black satin evening gown with high collar. She will send a group to the Queen Mary fashion show in New York at the Waldorf Astoria in June. Also described are a crepe suit with dancing print and a white organza blouse, while Mrs Douglas Paixhantes chooses navy blue and bright green for spring wear.
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Paris
Poughe Fairbanks
Ashisy
Whch
New York
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Nevy
Hige
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes Corry Delays July Plans
Twenty years ago notes reveal Mr. Blackmore of United States Radiator Corp arriving to work with Harry Naylor at the Corry plant as lamphing prep. Clean-Up Week begins with debt collections while Fourth of July celebration faces merchant backlash and possible abandonment. Mrs. Meudenger dies at West Church home after six weeks ill. Miss Zella York returns from Allegheny College with her parents in attendance. Mrs. P G Lynch, Mrs. Bess Quinlisk, and others travel between Cleveland and Buffalo for recent business and family matters.
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Mr. Blackmore
United States Radiator Corporation 45
Harry Naylor
Corry
Shirley Temple shines in song hits and game prowess at Hollywood event
Shirley Temple, famed curl haired star, strengthens her hold with 16 songs from 121 films and a revival of The Big Bad Wolf song. At a tea hosted by Darryl Zanuck, she defeats Cuban opponent Margarita Gomez in a squares game after losing the first match, underscoring her lasting Hollywood appeal.
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Hollywood
Shirley Temple
Flint
Studio Mile
Shirley
Pie
Victor
Shirley Vacently
Darryl Hanuck
Miguel Mariano Gomez
Cuba
Margarita
Murat
Zanuck
Presque Isle Beach and Park Feature in Pennsylvania
The piece highlights Presque Isle as a premier bathing beach within Pennsylvania State Park, noting its 4 870 acre area and Lake Erie waters warmer than other Great Lakes. It mentions boat trips and seashore resort features as available attractions.
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Presque Isle
al Brie
Pennsylvania State Park
Hrie
Tve
City Holds Counterfeit Coin Cache Found by Paving Worker
Texarkana Ark city officers have counterfeit coins totaling 30 pieces found by Ben Gee of Winton Oklahoma along a creek bank. the funds cannot be spent.
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Texarkana
Ark
Ben Gee
Winton Okla
Flood damaged bridges and roads costly in state report
Harrisburg report estimates flood repairs at over 10 million dollars with road and bridge replacements. Secretary Warren Van Dyke cites $5,028,000 for roads and $4,590,000 for bridges amid widespread damage across 15 of 67 counties.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Warren van Dyke
Tiyt Suniata River
Port Royal
Lyelve
Tifteen
McKean
Montour
Lebanon
Adams
Clinton County
Fle’tuark
Gleanfield
Clinton
Uist
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Lombard Publiehe
Fred Kimball, Inc
44Th St
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Milwaukee
Michigan
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Chicago
Real Estate Trust
Philadelphia
Currier
California
Mary Knight
United Press
Ste Chuck
Long Island
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A&p Food Stores
Rs. M. B. Meudenger
West Church Street
Zella York
Allegheny College
Birthuy
Paul Ricker
Bess Quinlisk
Si Toves
SEE
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historical Commission
Scott
Poneto
By RJ. Scott
van Dyke
Iwo
Centre
Cheanfield
Cameron
Elk
McKean and Potts
Blais
Cambria
Bedford
Filton
Huntingdoy
Huntingdoy Countieach
Ares Port Royal
Juniara
Juniata
Apollo
Armetrong-Westmoreland
Kishimmitas Hive
Midiintown
Junbaeh
Jong Blainsvilles
Okeville
Iais
Westmoreland County
Uoneiaugh Bay
Tong
Mil Creek
Toute 74
Muntingdun Coutly
Taute River
Ines
Montgomery Ward
Ife
Wiple
Savings Bank
Clarence
Wallace
First Ave
Corry, Pa
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