Pioneers In Erie County Kept Thanksgiving Homegrown
John Kelly recounts Erie County pioneers who hunted Thanksgiving feasts from their own doors. Early settlers relied on deer, wild turkeys, pigeons, ducks and other game abundant in the forests, with bear and wolf threats and frequent hunts recorded in journals and local papers.
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John Kelly
Erie County
Kelly
Cosmopolite Herald
Girard
Pennsylvania
Tig
Hite
Lake Pleasant
Hamlin Russell
Hast Millcreek
Russell
Sheen
Cott's
Greenfield Teynsitin
Meatville
Heer
Crayford
Springboro
Evie County
Robert Fuser
Andrew Christy
Thomas Fisher
George Wester
Fisher
Aileen
Girard Free Press
Radio and Concert Flurry With NBC CBS BBC Airing Details
Curio column lists a collage of radio and concert items. NBCs coverage includes a Southern California Notre Dame game and a Harvard Cambridge event with Bill Stern. CBS, OBS and NBC feature operatic, vocal, and orchestral performances by Manner, Kern, Grahams, Johnson, and others with dates in December and November across venues and programs.
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Cory
Southern California
Notre Dame Raine
Booth Bend
Isarn
Port Pearsson
Meime
NBC
Bill Stern
Cambridge
Toscanini
Beethoven
Desiré Defauw
Devamber
Nbcs
New Friends of Music
Nev
Raymond Raymond Edward Johnson Johnson
CBS
MBS
Nellie Revell
Milton Merle
Voters Fault and Japan Amity in Wartime Debate
A panel discusses voter responsibility and political machines in New York as proportional representation spreads. The piece also notes rising optimism about business and employment, and reports a brewing showdown with Japan over trade and war materials amid shifting wartime policy.
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Maisonolis
Sual
Bruce Catton in Washington on Social Security amendments
Washington bureau reports that the Social Security Act amendments expand aid to the aged, the needy blind, and dependent children with higher federal matching limits. The 40 dollar maximum for old age payments, increased dependent child support, and broader state-aid programs aim to relieve millions, with state legislatures expected to raise payments.
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Ashington
Social Security Board
Congress
Townsend
Daily Quiz Questions Challenge Readers
Fragmented lines present a quiz with garbled phrases. It appears to reference a sequence of seven questions, including topics on monetary wit and Danish figures, pronunciation, and a U.S. Attorney General. The readable elements suggest a game page prompting readers to dive to a page for answers.
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Denmark
Urowtec Staten
In Retrospect From Journal Files November 24 117
Fragmented text recounts a medical death after surgery and delays in construction of a city project. Mentions a pillar base stone, a mayoral delay, and questions about historical leaders and events. The legible portions reference a vetetlin death, municipal project disruption, and scattered names.
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Journal Files
Monroe Rushed Jefferson Into Louisiana Purchase
Monroe pressed the Louisiana Purchase treaty through amid fear Napoleon might reconsider. The piece notes his urgency, stamp commemorations, and a book on rare stamps by John W Nicklin, along with a note about King Faisal II of Iraq and a forthcoming stamp in his honor.
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Jams Monroe
Napoleon
Louisiana
Etterson
Senate
Monroe
U. S
Louisiana Purchase
John W. Nick~lin
Hastings House
Nicklin
Feisal
Iraq
Ghazi
Barbiturates Link Teetering Morale In Early 20th Century Notes
A fragment discusses the rise of barbiturates as a danger to moral fiber and sanity. It references heroin morphine codeine and other drugs as escape valves and cautions about self-mutilation and social decline. Names and place details are garbled but imply a local notice context.
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Mann
Pervons
Hollywood Film Shop Paradox on Raft’s Generous Loans
Hollywood mogul George Raft, famed for tough screen roles, defends lending money to struggling actors. He recalls giving a friend $50 to recover from a New York play and says actors should help each other, believing most loans are repaid and that supporting colleagues benefits the industry.
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Hollywood
George Hart
Iowa
Tor Dainple
Walter Wanger
Tim
New York
Teone
Sii
Secretary Ay Wallace Aims For Roosevelt Third Term
Fragmented, garbled text notes Secretary of Agriculture Wallace not apologizing for desiring a third term for Roosevelt. Roosevelts wife dismisses fashion trends. The piece hints at campaign issues like bustles, wrisps, and snoods. Mentions Panama Army duty and a New Yorker seeking a wife of a bagpiper, plus local ordinances and post office matters.
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Ecretary OF Agriculture
Ay Wallace
Mr. Roosevelt
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