Washington Star advert for Miss 1382 in illegal political lobbying scam
A dated Washington Star ad targets a woman labeled Miss 1382 offering “valuglé” services for political influence. The letter warns the writer has no job but offers advice, portrays a high society lifestyle, and describes discreet arrangements with a congressman ally, exposing a corrupt scheme and sensationalized, exploitative rhetoric.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Washington Star
Star
Georgetown
Smithfield
Washington
PVA
Ways and Means
Register
Tribline Syndicate
Recession Review by Roger Harrison on The New Deal
In his weekly Jour nal column Roger Harrison critiques the New Deal blaming it for many business and economic woes. He argues the administration bears fault but warns against overreaching blame while noting optimism from Babson and calls for action to aid business during the current downturn.
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Roger Harrison
Today's Journal
Pierre
Babson
Hazardous Highways Warn of Thanksgiving Ice
The article warns travelers to avoid driving in icy conditions during the Thanksgiving period. It notes spotty ice on patches increases danger and urges leaving vehicles in garages and slowing speeds to reduce fatal wrecks on Lake Road and other roads. High speeds are cited as a major factor in several recent deaths.
Corry Fire Dept Pumper Aids Rural District Fire
The Corry Fire Department’s new pumper proved valuable as on Wednesday total apparatus answered eight calls including assisting Concord Carners where a large barn burned. Firemen helped save a woman from the blaze and praised the booster tank and timber equipment for rural protection.
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Corry
Concord Carners
Paris styles at Lucile Paray midseason collection
Paris styles feature pastel jackets with dark skirts and navy crepe ensembles trimmed with white braid. A light blue wool jacket with peplum, orange jersey belted blouse, and assorted gowns in black and white, green, and red accents are shown alongside novelty aprons and pearl accessories.
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Paris
Lucile Paray
Navy
Roosevelt popular with voters yet clashed with Congress
In a Washington dispatch dated November 26, Stewart notes Roosevelt remains popular with rank and file voters but faces congressional skepticism. He cites Senator Couzens of Michigan praising Roosevelt’s sympathy for common people, while lawmakers argue about tariffs. The piece references Secretary Wallace reading Roosevelt’s remarks on protecting infant industry and long-running calls for free trade for farmers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senator Couzens
Michigan
Couzens
O. D
Wolverine Golem Ltd
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Mnbraham Lincoln
Michigan Statesman
Conzens
Roose
Yeltlan
Vernon
Henry A. Wallace
Secretary Wallace
Twenty Years Ago As Taken From the Journal
A look back dated November 26 1917 recalls local events. Union City operator Clarke lost both legs in an accident near Islamalien. Miriek Wy a star was injured. Obituaries include Bilisha B Tide Ped 93 at his sister Mrs Wi Bi Long’s home. Episcopal church rector Ferber Gos preached his first sermon before moving to Baulsburg Missouri. J J Shillmore died after months of poor health. An employee of the Web Le tartary died from a finger injury. Day of the year notes several other incidents and departures from Union City.
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D Clarke
Brisulvoasd
Union City
Miriek
Iy Wis Strut
Tvam
Islamalien
Bilisha B. Tide
Wi Bi Long
Wayne Street
Lastening
Ferber G. Gos
Kymin
Episcopal Church
Baulsburg
J. J. Shillmore
Gan
One Minute Test and Miscellany Fragments
A collage of fragmented items includes a garbled power question about Halts latm to Gibrettar and curios about U S ads in value of mineral products. It mentions Romulus in legend, etiquette hints, a quote about “personal stout” and envelope usage, and a horoscope note about birthdays and responsibility.
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Witet Snn
Latm
Gibrettar
U.S
Valie
Romain
Pastor to speak on Revelation series begins Sunday night
Retired CT Chrimes, pastor at a Christian and Missionary Alliance church, will lead a special Sunday night series from the Book of Revelation. A chart will be used to illustrate the messages and invite listeners to see what Revelation says about world events.
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Chrimes
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Ray Milland Must Visit England to Save Estate Title
Hollywood film star Ray Milland, born in Britain, travels yearly to England to satisfy a 300 year old land grant requiring the holder to spend two nights there. The estate, 40 acres with a house, would revert to the Crown if his lineage fails the obligation. Milland plans a trip after completing Women Have a Way.
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Hollywood
Ray Milland
England
Sir Henry Morgan
Milland
Wales
America
New York
44 Hour Week Law Hits Pennsylvania Cities
Municipalities across Pennsylvania consider the 44 hour work week and its impact on police and fire departments. The League of Third Class Cities reviews exemptions and enforcement questions as December 1 nears, with many cities reworking schedules and hiring extra officers where needed.
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Pennsylvania
Dreembir Ist
League of ‘Third Class
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