Saar Plebiscite Sparks Near Civil Turmoil
Saarbrucken scene heats as 770000 residents face a historic vote on its future. Nazis, Socialists, and Communists clash amid police action as League of Nations oversees the plebiscite. Hitler possibly to enter Saarbrucken if results favor German sovereignty.
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Eulllur
AiiMare Ineaver
Righ Haar
Germany
League of Nations
Plebinese
Europe
United
Nazi Germany
Saar
Nazi German Front
Bécveniiste
France
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Saarbrucken
Capial
Reichsfehrer
Schloss
Geoffrey Knox
League of Nations Governing Commission
Hiller
League of Nations Commission
Girard Man Trampled by Team of Horses in Albion Barn
ERI Nov 27 The life of N M R Olmstead 99 North Girard was ended when stamping horses in a barn one mile west of Albion trampled him early Monday. He was found by Gould and farmhand Trim with lantern lighted, bruised and dead. Coroner Stroble ordered an after hours investigation.
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Eri
Olmstead
Iselaire
Gavli
Gould
Jay Trim
Albion
North Girard
Albiym Lids
Wemple
Cranesville
W. G. Stroble
Accidental Shooting Tragedy in Cincinnati Family Home
In Cincinnati a 9 year old boy, two sisters aged 7 and 14, and a baby were exposed to a shotgun accident. The boy died, the younger sister was seriously wounded, and the brother lost a finger. The incident underscores nationwide risk from loaded firearms left accessible. Experts urge family gun safety education to prevent tragedies.
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Cincinnati
Lippmann’s European gloom tempers American optimism
Walter Lippmann returns from Europe with dire forebodings about the Old World and cautious optimism for America. The Continent suffers deflation and social disintegration, while Britain and Scandinavia appear more stable. The piece compares unemployment rates across countries and cautions against easy judgments.
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Western
Europe
America
Walter” Lippmann
World Affairs
Great Britain
Scandinavian
Britain
Three Levels of Wealth and American Well-Being
Wilford T. King, economist and statistician, outlines three possible levels of national well-being tied to policy paths. He suggests full employment at a pace matching 1928 and 1929 output, noting that with larger numbers and improved facilities the United States could reach substantial prosperity.
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Wilford T. King
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files November 27 1914
The Stan ford Hose Company held its twenty eighth annual concert and ball at the State Armory. A diphtheria case hits John Slatt ery’s family. Local high school game in heavy mud ends Corry 6 Warren 0. Thanksgiving service at Baptist church praised as very successful. B A R officers to be named at annual meeting. Dr B H Phelps has a timber oak from Commodore Perry's flagship Lawrence. The Misleading Lady heads to Library Theatre Friday. Roy Skinner’s cab horse dies at Past Wayne street stables. Ari Hill and Ira Cady return from six weeks in Maine. Corry men report hunting limit. Melvin McCray expected home from the West. trolley survey near Columbus to Mayville nearly complete. Mrs Pred Stanford fractures hip. Oral income note $110,000,000,000 yearly. discussion of limiting work hours and social reforms in the boom years.
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Pred Stanford
Post Office Franking Costs Spark Scant Trust In Numbers
A remark from Gunster General James A Farley cites that the post office shows a slight profit only due to drastic economies and free mail obligations. It notes roughly 25 million dollars in free mail in 1934 and highlights exemptions for the blind, magazines, newspapers, congress, and executive departments. It mentions inspectors catching unnamed congressmen misusing franked mail and cites a 300000 copy mailing of a speech to constituents.
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Gunster
James A. Farley
Post Office
Marley
Calvin Coolidge
Woodrow Wilson
Williams H. Taft
Post Office Department
Coolidge
Wilson
Taft
Sam
Consti
Baby Survives Fall From Second-Story Window
Trye month old Lima child Howard Wisterman escaped death after falling from a second story window. A window screen gave way under the child's weight and he suffered injuries in the incident at his parents home.
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Lima
Howard Wistermatt
Mia
Howard Wisterman
Hollywood star Gary Cooper laments actor life limits
Hollywood, Nov. 27 Gary Cooper says actors face constant public demands and little time for private life. He notes acting brings opportunities but notes the need to be in public 24 hours and hopes for more lenient regard for entertainers as citizens.
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Hollywood
Gary Cooper
Gary
Cooper
STAR SIGNALS By OCTAVINE November 28
A fragment from a 19th century astrology column notes a favorable morning for starlike forecasts and warns of late evening uncertainty. It hints at publishing interests and urges sharp thinking, with caution on health and risky periods across 1985 to 1995.
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Staria
Paris Styles by Mary Knight on Amy Blatt designs and Parfum d Anny
Paris reports Amy Blatt weathering a low mood and presenting children models from ages three to fourteen. She introduces Parfum d Anny a perfume for sports refreshment and refinement with a woodsy note. Blatt’s yarns show relief stitches and unique fabric-like textures and color blends including beige blue horn green pink yellow white green scarlet navy crimson.
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Paris
Amy Blatt
Deas
Froit
Maame Blatt
Army Blatt
700 Miles For Celebration In Oldbourne Texas
Walter B. Scott and his son Walter traveled seven hundred miles from Houston Mississippi to Oldbourne Texas to attend Johnson County’s 80th anniversary celebration. Their journey underscores the depth of local pride as residents mark a historic milestone with a family trip spanning states.
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Oldburne
Tex
Walter B. Scott
Walter
Johnson County
Houston
Miss
Seventy Potatoes Found On One Plant in Wis Town
In Two Rivers Otto Baum, a local butcher, recently dug up a garden plant bearing seventy potatoes linked to his property. The unusual yield drew attention from neighbors curious about the gardening anomaly and potential causes.
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Wis
Otto Baum
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New York Times
Irish Free State
American Federation of Labor
United States
Stanford Hose Company
State Armory
John Slattery
Warren
Corry
the Baptist Church
G. H. Sharpley
Immanuel Chorch
B.A. R
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Commodore Perry
Lawrence
Lake Erie
New York
Library Theatre
Roy Skinner
Wayne Street
Ari Hill
Ira Cady
Maine
Melvin McCray
C.F. McCray
C. F. Northrop
Summerdale
Bentley
Columbus
Mayville
Mary Knight
United Press Staff
Lane
Kemp
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
Montgomery Ward & CO
Corry’s
Dept. State
Selden
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