Real Issues of the Campaign in Pennsylvania Speech
United States Senator Joseph F. Guffey outlines the election issues in Pennsylvania. He defends the Roosevelt administration, argues spending is paying off, and contrasts Democratic and Republican visions. He says the Pennsylvania Democratic Party stands for independence from special interests and emphasizes local governance within a national New Deal framework.
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Democratic victory urged to curb Mellon Grundy machine
A Pennsylvania speaker lauds Roosevelts New Deal achievements and Governor Earle reforms while accusing Republican leaders Grundy and Mellon of blocking labor, social, and economic protections. The speaker calls for a straight Democratic vote next Tuesday to install a people’s Senate and advance decentralization, cheap power, and modern transportation.
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Twenty Years Ago A Taker Them The Journal Files News
Charles Galligan aged 41 formerly of this city died in a New Bethlehem hospital from injuries in an auto accident the day before Scarlet fever is reported among Hatch school pupils prompting closure and fumigation of a classroom Miss Dorothy Williams contracted the illness The room will likely reopen tomorrow A baby boy George Phillip born October 30 to Mr and Mrs Rogers of East Congress Street North Side streetlight project to be extended to West Main Street Agnes Cameron returns from a two week trip to New York City and Philadelphia witnesses the suffrage parade in New York Harriet Myers and Agnes Keefe are visiting relatives in the city
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Paris Styles Royal Trousseau Designs For Duchess Trousseau
Paris reports Lady Alice Scott soon to be Duchess of Gloucester must have her trousseau designs approved by Queen Mary. Norman Harknell submits gowns in conservative styles with hydrangea pink and hydrangea blue, featuring long pale avenues, chinchilla dyed fox trim, and pink violets.
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Hollywood Theatres and Props Stir Behind the Scenes
Hollywood column recalls odd film industry tasks from the 1930s including dirt on actresses faces for The Bride Comes Home, dyeing hair, using Fuller's earth, and cockroach hunts for Lives of a Bengal Lancer. Roy Krueger oversaw prop work, while a need for a perfect hue and realistic atmosphere drove quirky studio jobs.
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Star Signals November 4 Forecast and Personal Dates
Horoscope style notes list sun signs and daily indicators for all, with hints on morning bad and afternoon good. Mentions personal birthdates, romance prospects, and financial months in 1935 1936 1946, plus a quirky aside about a cat and a film studio.
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