Oregon Primary Sparks New Deal Power Struggle
In Oregon the defeat of Gov. Martin sharpens the clash between Harold Ickes and Henry Wallace over New Deal policy. Wallace faces pressure to declare for the liberal wing, while Wearin is seen as the White House choice for senator. The result signals a possible New Deal victory in Oregon and tests Wallace's willingness to align with progressive forces.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Guv
Charles
Martin
Oregon
Henry A. Wallace
Vermont
Oth Francis Perkins
Harold i. Uekes
Gov
Henry Jb. Hess
Roosevelt
Big Jim" Farley
Harold Ickes
Northwest
al Bonneville
Grand Coulee
Skagit
Ttm
White House
Icko
Hess
Wortune
Harold
Ias
New Deal
Wallace
Towa
Guy M.giette
Jessen, Jones
Texas
Cornell Hull
Tennessee
Ickes
Othello
Gillette
Washington
Wearin
Harry Hopkins
Works Progress
Ror
Guy. Martin
Henry Wallace
Register and Tritine Syndicate
Corry Observes Memorial Day With Park Exercises
Corry held a Memorial Day observance in City Park with several hundred attendees and many more visiting cemeteries to decorate graves. The weather was beautiful, adding to the solemn local tribute. Minor changes to the City Park program were made, potentially boosting future participation.
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Corry
Levine Kidnapping Tragedy Shocks Community
The body of kidnapped Levine boy was found, prompting calls for severe punishment. Officials condemn abduction crimes as terrorizing to families with children and urge the Bureau of Investigation to pursue the perpetrators. The case highlights the diabolical nature of child abductions and the demand for swift justice.
Route 6 Improvement Plans After Corry Union City Closure
A damaged section of Route 6 between Corry and Union City is closed as resurfacing and rebuilding proceed. Officials say the concrete road was worn out and that earlier action would have reduced heavy wear, with widening and double improvements planned to handle rising traffic.
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Corry
Union City
Trafic
State Department of Highways
Curry Topital
Vextie
Holiday Traffic Across Nation Sees Cautious Driving
No fatalities reported during the long weekend as motorists used the double holiday to travel. Across cities, traffic remained steady with many opting to stay in place, yet highway movement shows slower speeds and increased caution. Stoplight delays and prudent driving marked the period for Corry and surrounding routes.
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Oll
Behind the Pump Priming Debate in Washington
A historical examination of pump priming as economic policy, tracing its theory, proposed mechanisms, and past outcomes. It contrasts private investment with government spending, cites 1929 to 1937 data, and notes how government intervention shifted capital flows and employment, while private investment fluctuated and inventories rose and fell.
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Rodney Washington
Congress
New York
Memorial Day Observances and Local News from Corry
Memorial Day was observed with cemetery tributes as residents laid flowers. Rev. Woodward spoke at Spring Creek and Garland, and the Corry Rod and Gun Club hosted a trap shooting contest with over thirty participants. Local incidents included a forehead laceration from a ball bat, and enlistments announced for Erie.
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Woodward
Spring Creek
Garland
Corry
I City
Thomas Courheen
Fort Donelson Battle Record From Civil War Era
Fragmentary OCR describes Fort Donelson near Clarksville Tennessee and its role in Civil War action. Mentions General Grant, Confederate defenses, and the unyielding, stoic approach that earned Grant the nickname Unconditional Surrender.
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Port Donelson
Hlarksville
Tenn
Briver
Philadelphia
Hollywood Memories From a Lifelong Showman
Lynne Overman recalls 20 years in show business and his career path from Trenton Missouri to Alaska. He recounts early jobs in carnivals, a stint in Sitka, and later stages in Hot Springs, New Haven, and New York Broadway. He reflects on poverty, malnutrition, and the volatile life of a vaudeville actor and stock player before rising to leading roles.
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Hollywood
Lynne’ Overman
Trenton
Sitka
Alaska
Overman
Paramount
Attoy
Hot Springs
Ark
New York
Mana
New Haven
Jane Cowl
Union Hill
Broadway
All Meady
Lynde
Jamestown High Band Clinches Regional Victory in Music Contest
Jamestown High School’s band, state champions, earned a highest rating of superior at the national regional music contest in Algany. This marked the first time the band advanced to the Nationals in the final division. The group traveled by train from New Baglard and Middle Aughuit, arriving around 8 o'clock last night.
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Marly
Jamiestown High School
Dazed
Few Trail
Cory
Alghany
Orbits of All the Planets Essay Overview
The text explains that planetary orbits are elliptical, arising from Newtonian gravitation. It notes the orbits of all planets are Mipsées, invoking a term likely indicating a specific geometric form tied to gravitational theory.
San Marino Honors Lincoln With New Stamp Souvenirs
Tiny San Marino, the smallest republic in the world, honored Abraham Lincoln by an honorary citizenship in 1861 and now issues two souvenir stamp sheets. The stamps reproduce the Lincoln Letter of 1861 beneath a statue engraving, marking Lincoln’s first appearance on a foreign stamp. The 32 square mile state with about 13 000 residents exports wine and stone and relies on stamp revenues from its long history of issued stamps since 1877.
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WICE
San Marino
Italy
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Beow
Lincoln Teter
Adenoids and Tonsils Aimed at Health Advice from Pennsylvania Society
A Pennsylvania medical group cautions that while adenoids and tonsils help defend against germs some may harm the body when swollen. The article describes their location and the relationship of enlarged tonsils and adenoids to throat symptoms, urging proper treatment.
Paris Fashion Highlights From Mid-Season Styles
Paris fashion notes list mid-season outfits from Vera Boreas Schiaparelli and others. Descriptions cover organza mock dresses, silk scarfs, satin ribbons, and varied accessories, with details on colors, fabrics, and silhouettes for day and evening wear.
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Paris
Vera Boreas
Schiaparella
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