Why a Democrat in the American crisis of 1932
John W Davis argues in 1932 that voters judge Barack Hoover by outcomes not party lines. He criticizes administration policies, declares Farm Board failures, warns against profligate spending, and urges Democratic balance to restore fiscal stability and self-reliance.
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Europe
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White House
Chicago
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Varl Difference Strength and Endluranive Filings
In two filings the strength of Varl differ based on the aloe of mitolys. The report notes dependences and mentions Ae Mun and TAC Hilti American Mags as involved entities in the ongoing matter.
Corry Hallowe'en Fest Draws Big Crowd
Twenty years ago readers reported Corry's Hallowe'en celebration a pig success with five hundred muskets and twenty floats in the parade. The piece notes incidents at Climax plant, Harold Brown hosting a party, and local hunting plans as autumn season opens.
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Corry
Hollywood Film Shop Portrait of William Powell Worries and Wears Hats
Hollywood star William Powell, famed for gentleman crook roles, discusses finances and worry in Beverly Hills. He notes planning a possible new project as industry winds shift, shares humor with friend Dick Barthelmess, and recalls hunting for the perfect hat while Carole Lombard teases his choices.
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United Press
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William Powell
Beverly Hills
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Europe
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Carole Lombard
Exhaustive Probe Into Parrot Fever Begins
Dr. H. I Havertin of the federal public health service arrives in Los Angeles to launch the most exhaustive study of psittacosis communicability. The project aims to determine transmission to poultry and wild birds as more than 40,000 parrots remain under quarantine.
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United Press
Los Angeles
H. 1. Haveltin
Federal Public Health Service
Weather signs this fall badly mixed up in Pennsylvania
A Harrisburg report notes conflicting signals from caterpillars hornets nests and animal coats as farmers doubt whether winter will be mild or severe. Observers like Jacob Kohler and Samuel Wacker cite hornets nests near New Cumberland and heavy animal coats as indicators, while caterpillar behavior contradicts past tradition.
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Pennsylvania
Jacob Kohler
New Cumberland Way
Samuel Wacker
Liemigh
Nature
Fragmented Questions about Local History and People
The reader asks about rail distance from Corry to Cincinnati, the invested capital of Warren County industries, the Graf Zeppelin world trip date, the "Father of Democracy," the mayor of Titusville, and a quote author for a line about the heart and brain.
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Titusville
Ture
Stoneboro Man Fatally Hurt in Mine Accident
Joy Lengauer 69 of Stoneboro died at Mercer Cottage hospital from injuries after being caught between timbers and a car at the No. 5 mine near Stoneboro around 2:30 PM. Survived by widow and children James Armstrong Margaret Norman Edward Matthew Lengauer and Paul Lengauer of New York. Body to be taken home for services at St Colbin's Church. Officials say thirty Parrell works mills now operating, ten more than last week.
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