For Roosevelt Our Century Faithful to a Leader of Crisis
A Pittsburgh Press editorial argues for Roosevelt's presidency after a year of crisis. It lauds his calm leadership during economic turmoil and confronts critics, asserting his vision steadies the nation and positions the government to aid the many while guarding the interests of the few. It compares Roosevelt to Lincoln and Jefferson and endorses his re election amid recovery efforts and policy debates.
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Ariel
Woot
Lome
We the People on Farm Policy in the 1930s
Washington columnist Jay Franklin argues that New Deal farm measures stabilized prices and cut foreclosures, while Republican land policy promises lure farmers. He notes parity achieved under the New Deal, cost to taxpayers, and political risks for party loyalties ahead of elections.
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Landon
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FCA
AAA
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General Motors
Electric Power Trace and Private Interest Debate
A three month trace under federal government and private entity oversight was announced recently as a new pathway for addressing Scotts situation involving power, control, and policy. The report notes potential tools and avenues for progress amid mixed reactions from officials and industry stakeholders.
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Scotts
Blum's Job As Premier Amid Fractured French Politics
The harvest government job in the world today is that of Premier Leon Blum of France. In a nation with several parties in the legislature and a cabinet of varied groups, Blum stands as a pragmatic Socialist aristocrat navigating a knife edge between Communists on the left and Fascists on the right. He aims to keep France steady while avoiding a Marxist reorganization, a task for a super-statesman amid a fractious political landscape. His success hinges on the temperament of the French system and parliament, with no clear forecast for another week’s end.
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Io Evitica Mme
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Foot pilgrimage across miles in severe frost joyfully completed
An exhausted but hopeful group embarked on a long journey on foot, braving heavy frost to reach their destination. Leaders and participants, including noted locals, led the perilous trek with determination and faith.
Twenty Years Ago items from Journal Files October 16 1916
Local notes recount a murder victim Lindsey of Greenwood Mississippi and that Earl Pedigo of Maple Avenue has been re elected Bucknell glee club leader for a third year. A Tindley village fire destroyed Mrs Skellie’s home. Hasbrouck starts as cashier for Corry Water Supply. Hunters including Stennett Downey Pain Shus3 and Dr Christie Jett plan camp near Garland opening hunting season. Bernice Bracken returns from Cleveland for visit.
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William "Pedigo
Maple Avenue
Bucknell College
Tindley Village
Sarah Skellie
Ora Stennett
Paul Downey
Clark Pain
Walter Shus3
Christie Jett
Garland
State's Highest Point Mt Davis in Somerset County
Article describes Mt Davis on Negros Mountain in Somerset County as the state’s highest point at 3,213 feet and part of a 5,000 acre area for Slate Forest purposes. It notes a forest fire observation tower, a cabin with porch for visitors, and a steel tower 1300 feet high offering views of about 400,000 acres of forest land. Route 200 access and nearby towns are mentioned.
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Allegheny Mountains
Pennsylvania
Jorests Noel Waters
Uistimak
Dewi May
Saltstury
Liston
Clanstiied ada will move thet a furmitase nae
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a name or phrase unclear and does not present a coherent event or entities. The readable portion suggests a movement or action tied to a person or group but lacks identifiable dates places organizations or outcomes to form a concise news card.
Paris Styles Ibarus and the Smart Paris Wardrobe
Fading strikes in France alter textile output and affect Paris fashion. Materials lean simple, with black and white as basics. Bright reds greens and turquoise appear in accessories, while Schiaparelli and other designers showcase bold color plays and unique heel shapes amid shifting textures.
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Mack Schuparelli
Newt Yast
Star Signals October 17 Horoscope Fragment
A fragmented horoscope notes birth dates and planetary influences. It mentions Det. 22 Shraueh November 21 and lists vague daily moods for morning, afternoon, and evening. The piece references travel, study, and personal risk across November 1996 and March 1937 with limited readable details.
Meat in the second whey and a dog’s reaction
An incomprehensible OCR fragment describes meat, a dog stepping and reacting to a scene in a room. It mentions torn meat, a curtained area, and a troubling impression of a second meat wedge. The text includes garbled names and a copyright line from an old source.
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Ameyer
Hollywood film shop window romance sparks public gaze
Hollywood California gossip column notes a new romance among young film players, detailing paparazzi pressure and candid photography that exposes private moments. It critiques press intrusion and public appetite for staged romance while naming industry figures and stylized seaside settings as selling points.
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