Pennsylvania Democrats rally behind Guffey Earle slate
In a clear cut defense of Roosevelt policy, David L. Lawrence urges Pennsylvania to elect Guffey for Senate and Earle for governor, asserting Reed and Schnader oppose the New Deal and warning of Hoover era Republicans. He praises Roosevelt picks and cites past service of Guffey and Earle.
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Pennsylvania
David L. Lawrence
Democratic State Committee
Roosevelt
Lawrence
Joseph P. Guffey
United States Senate
George H. Barle
David A. Reed
Guffey
William A. Schnader
Barle
Reed
Schnader
Mellon
Grundy
Wash
Ington
Harrisburg
Joseph ¥. Guffey
Joseph F. Guffey
George H. Harle
United States
Austria
Europe
Earle
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
White House
Wilson
Rocking the Ship of State and the Legion Pay Demand
An editorial argues the American Legion should abandon immediate full face value onus payments and backers of special benefits. It warns such appeals will persist and risks to the budget persist, urging veterans to share in national costs and avoid special favors amid a winter of crisis.
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American Legion
Jook
Mrs Roosevelt Busy Week Schedule Revealed in Washington
Washington reports show Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt’s week packed with engagements. She attends the Chrysanthemum Show, plants a playground tree, and hosts ministers at tea. She plans speeches in New York and Hyde Park and backs Caroline O Day’s NY race. Alexandria hosts a National Housing Administration loan for Gadsby s Tavern restoration with colonial pageantry.
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United Press
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
Agriculture Department
Egypt
Mme. Simapolous
Greece
National Council On Parent Education
Federal Office of Education
New York
Caroline O'Day
Hyde Park
Tod Hunter School
New York City
Alexandria
National Housing Administration
Gadsby's Tavern
George Washington
Mt. Vernon
Gadsby’s
Albert L. Deane
November 2 star reading hints at material aims and caution
The horoscope warns of material focus in the morning and urges restraint to avoid losses. It predicts late evening favors for writing and literary efforts and notes a fortunate window from November 19 to November 17, 1854, with social chances around November 4 to 6.
Temples face a changed life from Shirley Temple fame
Hollywood parents George and Gertrude Temple struggle with a new world of Shirley Temple’s fame. Their income grows and doors open while privacy fades, friends fade away, a larger home is necessary, and public outings become chaotic and costly. The family longs for ordinary life.
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Hollywood
George
Gertrude ‘Temple
Shirley
Grytrade Temple
Temple
Los Angeles
Paris Fashion Tip Favors Lighter Hosiery Over Deep Shades
In Paris styles, French women favor pale, dull-surfaced stockings over deep shades. For day and evening wear they prefer light colors like grays and browns, with flesh-peach for formal evenings. The chic Parisienne leans toward lighter hosiery than the bold American look.
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Paris
Chic Parisienne
Death claims Oil City priest Pastor John Nolan aged 55
Rev. John Francis Nolan longtime Oil City priest died at the parochial residence on Willow Street from heart trouble. He served 29 years in the priesthood, discovered by housekeeper Anna Burns at 6:45 AM. He previously held posts in Storeboro St Joseph's Oil City DuBois Ridgway Kane and St Peters Cathedral Erle and Gateton.
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Oil City
John Francis Nolan
Willow Street
Father Nolan
Misa Anna Burns
Bridgeport
Conn
Mather No
Republican viewpoint urged for informed voting in campaign
A column invites Gerry Republicans to submit views on current issues, urging voters to examine records, resist Washington propaganda, and weigh the true merits of the New Deal versus constitutional rights and individual liberty. It criticizes Democratic leaders and radical figures, urging sober thought on candidates and policies.
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Laheled
Wootrow Wilson
Carter Glass
James A. Reed
Owen J. Young
Alfred J. Smith
Bainbridge Colny
Newton D. Baker
John W. Davis
Lewis W. Douglas
Joseph Ely
Roland Morrig East
Patrick Henry
Ihetty
Upton Sinclair
Huey Long
Theodore Bilbo
James Curley
Elmer Thomas
Burton Wheeler
General Farley
Rindbergs
Hopkins
Tugwells
Guffey
Crosby
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