Democracy and Liberty in a Turbulent Era
The piece argues that democracy offers stability and progress, contrasting it with autocratic rule. It cites Britain’s adaptation of tradition through democratic means, the United States’ economic revival under constitutional limits, and France’s fidelity to democracy, stressing reason and proof over omnipotent rule. It frames democracy as justified by experience after centuries of war debt and upheaval.
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Britain
United States
Montesquieu
France
Roosevelt and Landon duel as 1936 election looms
An editorial analyzes Roosevelt's campaign strategy and the political dynamics shaping a potential New Deal landslide. It weighs whether Roosevelt can secure a decisive victory or if a smaller margin could stall reforms, citing Southern primaries and regional attitudes.
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Ben Franklin Wton
Bunker
Roosevelt
al Smith
Landon
America
White House
Arkansas
Mississippi
South Carolina
Georgia
Maryland
Baltimore Sun
TI Linoig
Ohio
Wilde
Commonwealth
Southern
Owen D. Young
TVA
Roostvelt
Gianule
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Liquor Issue Enters Presidential Race
New York Oct. 2 United Press reports Democrats plan a localized radio push to position Gov Landon as a dry ally against Roosevelts wet image. The strategy cites Kansas history and Coughlin influence to sway voters in New England and large northern cities.
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London
New England
New York
Coughlin
Lyle c. Wilson
United Press
Big City
Carry Nation
Alt M. Landon
Nation
Kansas
Northeast
Chicago
Lannon
Nations
Arcad
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Ilinois
Theman
Gov Dane
Don Sto
Guv. Landon
Landon
Gnally
New Hagina
Mather
Charles E. Coughlin
Cleveland
National Union
Jamies A. Purley
Tipemocratic “Colonial Committee
Rupyovell
Joes
Bemoratt
Feely
Roosevalt
Diquor
District of Columbia
United States
Rovagvelt
Gov. Lawson
Wichiti
Thie Maid
Myer ‘Thelous
Kansas City Star notes Hearst Landon kinship in politics
The piece argues a shared temperament links Gov. Landon and publisher Hearst, citing past statements on federal authority, Roosevelt policy, and relations with Russia. It cites Landon’s 1939 actions and Hearst editorials to suggest a coordinated stance across years, portraying a common political outlook.
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Landon
Hearst
Alt M. Landon
William Rendolph Hearst
Topeka
Kansas City Star
Executive Mansion
Ite
Jayhawker
Ogden L.mills
Col
Frank Knox
Roosevelt
Stalin
Russia
Gov. London
Kansas
San Simom
Candicaqy Landon
Washington
Tekes
Gov
Lannon
Ion Hand
MRA
Moscow
Solvind
Cate
Kardon
New’ York
Presigum
United States
Roesle
Star Signals October 5 Horoscope Readings
Those born May 21 to June 20 face favorable yet varied daily vibrations with a need to balance extravagance and readiness for unexpected events. Cautions include avoiding risky purchases or actions, and heeding safety in dining and property matters.
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Gnough
Difference Between Miliarity and a Plurality in Elections
Fragment reads a garbled prompt asking for the distinction between miliarity and plurality in an election and mentions names of two signers of a preparation document. It also references a labor day celebration and etiquette chatter with unclear phrases. The readable bits point to a miscellany or quiz style item rather than a coherent news report.
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Beolherd
Hollywood Stars Attend Local Theaters in Training for Films
Hollywood studios and stars frequent neighborhood cinemas to study audience reactions and refine acting, with famed names like Jack Oakie Bing Crosby and Claudette Colbert noted in campuslike screenings. The piece humorously describes star behavior in late showings and studio screenings, plus quirky horoscopes and test answers amid chaotic OCR.
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Hollywood
Jack Oakie
Oakie
Jacke
Rush- Ies
The
Texas ‘Rangera
Gakic
Murray
Jack
Stitchs
Paramounk
Bing Crosby
Claudette Colbert
Carole Lombard
George
Raft
Mack
Grey
Hiey
Vionnet Fall and Winter Line Debuts Henna Browns
Paris outlines Vionmet fall and winter collection featuring henna brown and burnt orange shades. Silhouettes show fuller shoulders and mid calf hemlines with padded sleeves, leather belt trims, and leaf shaped patent leather accents on evening gowns. Day wear includes tailored suits dresses and high necklines with metallic clips. Leather and beaver furs accent street and dressy pieces.
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Paris
Vionmet
Tve
Silver Fox
Twenty Years Ago in Journal Files September 3 1916
Local items recall J L Kinney and J M Catlish taking over Corry Garage on First Avenue and planning major improvements. George Marks completes 27th year in postal service. Joseph Osborne wins Brich tel scholarship. Fireman’s Day parade planned with Sturyford Hose Company. City council discusses preserving curbline on Sixth Avenue from Pleasant to Main. First season meeting of the Tenders Club hosts Mrs. Thom-45 Ragon as guest. Mendester BB Danese set to take hopeful steps in the community. White Rang Company moves its wig bale and yard to new site near Herve estate.
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Greorge
Joseph Osborne
Angira
Robert Osborne
Brichtel
Board of Commerce
Sturyford Hote Company
Sixth Avonue
Pleasant
Main Street
Erie Officials Open War on Drunk Drivers
Erie officials launch a campaign against drunk driving with police and magistrates aiming to prosecute suspects. Mayor Barbey ordered Police Chief Christoph to lead the crackdown, with several defendants bound over for the November grand jury on formal charges.
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ERIE
Erse
Charles Barbey
George Christoph
Protesters challenge city council over referenda rights
On October 3 Erie residents protested council action as voters consider a referendum that could overturn the proposed finances. John Huber of 218 Gist Buh Street argued that under the Clancach regime, residents retain the right to referendum on ordinances passed by the council under certain conditions.
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Erie
Phomad Mehaffey
Purchase Street
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Wilson
Hermon
Udersius
Lotutt
Hollywood Film Shop
Wisin
Plautus
J. L. Kinney
J. M. Catlish
Corry
First, Avenue
Cady and Son
Cin
Thom- 45
Ragon
Mendester
Teddy
Ita Dayrick Ald Arilling
Herve Eotante Teuye
Erie Citizens Protest Council
Ashanti
Bowland
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