Diplomatic achievement eases Mexico land claims
The State Department announced a twofold agreement with Mexico over seized American farm lands and public property. Mexico will compensate landowners and honor obligations to pay for private property, while the United States recognizes the ability to pay. The settlement aims to calm expropriation sentiment ahead of Pan-American talks and strengthens inter American solidarity. It also notes treasury silver purchases in Mexico may lower living costs, boosting Cardena’s regime and U. S. leverage at Lima.
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Mexico
Mexicare
Cardenas
Roosevelt
State Department
Lima
Peru
Western Hemisphere
Treasury
Mexican Republic
Republic
State Democrats Routed in Pennsylvania Election
The newspaper reflects on Tuesday's Pennsylvania vote, blaming a strong anti New Deal sentiment, internal Democratic splits, and perceived graft for the Democratic defeat. It forecasts tough times for Governor-elect Arthur J. Daniels and the Republican ticket, urging recovery through pro growth policies and a return to prosperity.
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Pennsylvania
Harle
Fleet Arthur EL Daniel
Republian
Uts
Victory here as Republicans sweep Philadelphia precincts
Lorry and many Pennsylvania towns shifted from Democratic to Republican amid a Tuesday election return. The city produced a stunning margin of about 350 votes, sweeping all contests and delivering Walter H. Scott a narrower. The GOP sweep capped months of hard work by local Republican organizers.
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Fpré
Walter H. Scott
Ahd Assembly
Mr. Scott
Gov. Bayle
Erie County
Erie
Carl Kappler
Erle
Republican Sweep Across States Shifts 1940 Outlook
A strong volunteer drive and house to house canvass propelled Republicans to sweeping victories in Erie County and beyond, signaling a new era for the party. The gains, including Gov. Lehman’s close race and landslides in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Massachusetts, Michigan, and Wisconsin, challenge the Roosevelt New Deal and hint at shifting political tides for 1940.
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Polla
Waiter &. Peake
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Ohio
Massachusetts
Michigan
Wisconsin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mid-West Ferry
W. A. Leinson
New York State
Roosevelt
Lehman
Thomas Dew
Albany
Roosevet
Wage Hour Chief Holds Quiet Washington Press Conference
In Washington the Wage Hour Administrator Elmer F Andrews draws crowds with quiet press conferences. He answers with patient directness, recalls the San Antonio pecan shelling case and notes workers earned about 2.50 a week. The Texas Industrial Commission’s Everett Looney framed the Texas hearing findings and cited dismal conditions for workers described by witnesses.
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Washington
Elmer F. Andrews
General Johnson
NRA
Andrawa
Labor Department
New York
San Antonio
Andrews
Texas Industrial Commission
Craymen
Everett L. Looney
Hale as Color Cinema's One-Man Riot in Hale's Color Roles
Hollywood film profile lauds Alan Hale as a versatile 26 year veteran who shines in color features. It highlights his physical presence, tall frame, vivid costumes, and dynamic performances across leading man villain and character roles, noting his pivotal work in Technicolor era classics such as The Adventures of Robin Hood and The Valley of the Giants. It credits Hale with defining the riot of color scenes and his influence on camera work and audience appeal.
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Hollywood
Alan Male
Stithh
Hale
Robin Hood
Little John
Rascally
Guy
Ted
Bland
Vertebral Queen Named By California Chiropractors
Miss Bodine Castaneda of San Francisco was crowned Vertebral Queen by the Affiliated Chiropractors of California after a competitive selection. She was chosen for having the most beautific back among entrants.
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San
Northwest Territory pageant trek ends in Belpre
The Northwest Territory sesquicentennial pageanteers finish their cross territory trek in Belpre after a journey that began in Ipswitch Massachusetts last December. The expedition covered substantial ground across the region and marked a notable anniversary event.
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Belpre
Ipswitch
Mass
Isa Maxwell bets on dinner with Lewis and Green
Isa Maxwell asserts she could host a successful dinner with John L. Lewis and William Green at the same table. Henry Ford notes 34 million dollars spent on plant expansion shows ongoing confidence in the future. Boidenthy does not read his friend Landowe speceher.
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Isa Maxwell
John L. Lewis
William Green
Henry Ford
Boidenthy Hie
Landowe Speceher
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files November 9 1918
First Lieut Prank Tracey was killed in action with Rev Father M E Tracey his uncle receiving the news this afternoon Steve Duma once listed as missing in October 8 casualty lists is now reported in German prison camp Corry youths Vincent Whitehill Michael Lucas and Joseph Barnhart serve with the 42nd division Local men Barton and Kenner return from Forest County bear hunt J B Willett left for Pittsfield Kenneth Jackson recovering after hospital surgery Blood is described as a complex fluid carrying nutrients and oxygen to tissues discussing its composition and functions including clotting and hemophilia
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Prank Tracey
M. E. Tracey
Steve Duma
Sedan
Rainbow Division
Corry
Vincent Whitehill
Michael Lucas
Joseph Barnhart
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Corry Hospital
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