Results of the 1934 elections reshape political map
The article reports that Republican gains far surpassed expectations, with eight to ten Senate seats and many governorships switching, signaling a major reversal of New Deal policies. It notes broad dissatisfaction with Roosevelt's program, upheaval in party machines, and a need to rethink political alignment to avoid national disunity.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusetts
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Towa
Oregon
California
Kansas
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New Jersey
Indiana
New York State
Missouri
Tennessee
Phil la Follette
Frank Murphy
Tom Dewey
George Rutts
John J O'Comnnor
Augustine Lonergan
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Bennett Clark
Bob, Wagner
Republica
Civic Employees Association could steer city progress if led well
In Hollywood, a Civic Employees Association proposal argues for civic betterment under principled leadership. It warns dangers from labor exploitation and political missteps, praising the potential to revitalize Cory’s industry relations and broader community growth.
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Civic Employees Association
Behind the scenes in Washington politics and Dewey
A long Washington report outlines Dewey's enduring GOP potential after a narrow defeat, with Lehman and LaGuardia figures shaping the 1940 race. It discusses Taft, Lodge, Pitzgerald, and other leaders, noting Roosevelt's influence and the party's shifting alliances and election prospects.
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Frank Pitzzerald
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Wisconsin
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Minnesota
New York
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Lehman
Guardia
Lenihan
White House
Beaman
Stories in Stamps A Poor Start to Great Career
Mang Christian Andersen born April 2 1805 in Odense rose from extreme poverty and a single-room home. After early schooling and failed attempts in Copenhagen he pursued singing and dancing before finding success as a writer. His breakthrough came in 1835 with Fairy Tales and he later produced many novels and works shaping his enduring literary legacy.
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Playgeouna of Paland Gdylia Baltic Heroine
Playgeouna of Paland Gdylia, a Baltic figure, is described as a bold leader whose efforts extend to the seashore play stations of Enlai, signaling a notable regional influence and maritime activity.
Voice of the People expresses Prohibition Party landslide hopes
Emilie Page signs a public letter urging Prohibition Party victory across city and state, calling for party unity to guide the nation and criticizing youth smoking. She urges better homes and health expectations under divine guidance.
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Hite
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Twenty Years Ago Journal Snips Deaths and Drunken City Beat
A 1948 journal item notes the death of Michiel Causidy and casualties of Steve Oums, with relatives notified. It mentions arrests as police curb drunken invasion of the city, remodeling at the O’Neill property for a restaurant, and a High School event. Also references Mr and Mrs William Deynunst and Archiv Taylor visiting Delevan for a festival.
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Archiv Taylor
Delevan, N.Y
Origin of Greek to Me Phrase in Shakespearean Debate
A chaotic OCR style note traces the phrase It’s Greek to me to Shakespeare and Cicero. It cites Act I Scene 2 where Caesar is offered a crony, and Cicero’s Greek line is referenced. The speaker concludes that others understood it but he did not.
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20Th Century-Hox Studios
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Chinatown
Hie
Sebasting
Aline Payo
Sonja Honic
Annabella
Loretta Younlg
Claire Travyar
Arféed Whelan
Binnie Barnes
Ruth Chatterton
Blondel
Lise the
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Wem
Sonja Hente
Sonya
Viking
Sonja
Dye
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Tize
Barbs Itler Rants as Advisers Gather for Meeting
Fragmentary report shows Barbs Itler venting after advisers assemble for a meeting. References to a Kampfire center on a Chicago figure, Stalin’s remark on Russian aviators, and air corps recruiting hints appear in a jumbled, surreal style.
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Chicago
Stalin
Air Corps
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