Recognition of Russia Not Approval for United States
Debate grows ahead of Roosevelt Litvinoff talks as the nation weighs recognizing the Soviet government. Editors show 718 of 1128 favor recognition, while opponents insist a democracy cannot approve a regime based on Soviet principles. The policy aims to establish diplomatic and commercial channels, not endorsement.
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Russia
Roosevelt
Litvinoff
United States
Washington
Seward
Woodroy Wilson
John Bassett Moore
Rebuilt Salem Village Becomes Lincoln Memorial Site
The village of Salem in Illinois was rebuilt to its 1800s appearance, with thirteen log cabins and key landmarks including the Lincoln-Berry store and Rutledge Tavern. Dedication speaker Governor Horner praised Salem as destined to host the Lincoln memory, calling the site a valuable addition to Lincoln memorials.
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Lincoln Memorial
Salem
Tlinois
Abraham Lincoln
Sangamon
Lincoln” Memorial
Pat
Lincoln-Berry
Jon Alien
Old Salem
Rutledge
Ann Rutledge
Tincoln
Horner
Lincoln
Tillmois
Trade reciprocity urged by chambers with Latin nations
About two hundred chambers of commerce and associations press the Administration to pursue reciprocal trade acts with foreign governments, especially Latin American countries. The movement seeks to empower the President to negotiate reciprocal trade pacts as part of new tariff legislation.
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Conger Klau Smg
Two Sides in Hollywood Nepotism Tale from Lasky Kin
United Press report on Jesse Lasky Jr. discussing nepotism in Hollywood. He admits relatives get easier starts yet notes he earned low pay early from translation work, then moved toward the writers' building. He says favoritism exists but persistent energy is needed to succeed.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Jesse Lasky Jr
Jesse Jr
Jean
Lasky
Father
Tye
Hallowe'en events and town notes from 1913
The Daughters of Isabella hosted a lively Halloween party while Corry’s big pageant scene fed street sweeping for the event. Ol yer Cromwell at Presbyterian church drew praise. Warren High scheduled a game with the local school tomorrow. Rev Wallace returned from Titusville and Bradleytown, Miss Hazel Morrell hosted a NY Club party, Celia Maze of Garland visited Mrs Andrew Paulson, and a flock of geese was seen over the city Wednesday.
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Hazel Morrell
N. Y
West Pleasant Street
Hunt Bandits After HoldUp In City Streets
A robbery at 12 30 a m on Monday left Michael Schlack of 120 State Street with $36 after two men in a coupe forced him at gunpoint then drove him to Green Garden Road. Seaven named as a suspect. arrests expected as investigations continue.
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Seaven
Arts Bendits
Michael Schlacks
Schlack
Walnut Streets
Schlagk
Golice
Bullitt and Bullitt linked to Russian recognition efforts and Senate leverage
United Press reports William C. Bullitt, long a key State Department aide, likely to play a major role in Russian recognition talks. Once involved with the Soviet birth and later testifying before a Senate panel, his influence helped shape views on Versailles. Chase National Bank officers, guarded by plainclothesmen, conduct inquiries on the eighth floor hotel headquarters, echoing old high-stakes hearings.
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United Press
Washington
William
Bullitt
Lloyd George
Hull
Soviet Republic
Kerensky
Bolshevi
Paris
Wilson
Russia
Lincoln Steffen
Europe
Riviera
Senate
Chase National Bank
Senate Stock Market
Chase Group
Dillon, Reed and Company
Paris Styles Paris Evening Tunic by Molyneux
Paris fashion notes describe a pale beige ribbed velvet tunic outfit with a matching coat trimmed in dyed martins and yellow iris shoulder accents. The ensemble features a curved neckline, narrow straps, and a cape coat effect with circular martin detailing at the neck and sides.
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Paris
Molyneux
Auto Hits Freight Engine At Crossing In Kane
A sedan believed stolen struck a freight locomotive at Fraley street crossing in Kane early Monday. The engine, pulling a long eastbound train at five mph, was disabled. The driver gave the alias Forest Wolf. no such local resident is found. Vehicle ownership traced to Roderick Schultz of Washington borough, Lancaster County. Police and railroad officials investigate identity and whether the car was stolen.
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Kane
Wigen
Fraley Street
Forest Wolf
Howes
Roderick Schultz
Washington Borough
Lancaster County
Strck
Fragmentary notes on local business figures and offices
The text references J Cullen managing the Western Union Telegraph office at 20 Main Street, John B Ward operating the People's Meat Market at Washington Street, the Palmer furniture group at Main Street addresses 100 and 104, and Wred J Weaver as superintendent of Parks and Public Property, but details and dates are unreadable.
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J. Cullen
Western Union Telegraph Office
Main Street
John B. Ward
People's Meat Market
Washington Street
R. @. Palmer
Wred J. Yweaver
Funeral of H J TeWinkle in Clymer church
Funeral services were held at 2 o clock this afternoon at the Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer for Henry J TeWinkle a well known retired farmer who died Saturday after a long illness He was 81 and had lived in Clymer all his life He is survived by one son M red TeWinkle of Clymer and a sister Mrs William Hemmink of Clymer Miss TeWinkle died in 1925
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Abbe Reformed
Clymer
Henry J. TeWinkle
Tewinkle
Mred Pewinkle
Atlantic Refining backs Roosevelt recovery with new fuel
Joseph R. Rollins, Atlantic publicity chief, says the company backs the NRA program by creating jobs and introducing Atlantic White Flash Plus. The new motor fuel features improved performance and anti-knock fluid used in most premium gas. Newspapers will be the primary vehicle for the campaign as Atlantic seeks sales and goodwill through print advertising.
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Atlantic Refining Company
Roosevelt
Joseph R. Rollins
Atlantic
United States
Mrs Irish, 78, Cuts a New Tooth to Make Room for Sixth Year Molars
The woman identified as Mrs Daniel Irish denies slipping into a second childhood. Friends, with proof, say otherwise as she undergoes a dental change at 78, removing an old tooth to fit a new molar.
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Dunkirk
Daniel Irish
Irish
Lost coins furnish living for Boston beachcomber
Mass. Charley Anter son known as the king of the Greater Boston beachcombers earns a comfortable living salvaging coins and jewelry lost by summer bathers.
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Mass
Charley Anterson
Greater Boston
Steel magnates accept plan of settlement nationwide mine talks
The plan covers Lackawanna Sparrows Point Steelton Indiana Harbor Pueblo and Colorado Iron and Fuel Co. With capacity at Pittsburgh Yard, US Steel could employ about 15 900 workers. The White House flagged substantial agreement while Recovery Administrator Johnson and NRA Counsel Richberg hailed the settlement as washed up. The United Mine Workers welcomed it and expected 20 000 Pennsylvania strikers to return. Key points include reopening all mines with outer for product, reemployment of prior workers, check‑off payroll deductions, an Appalachian contract governing hours and conditions, and future elections of workers’ representatives with a National Labor Board oversight if talks stall.
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Lackawanna
N. C
Sparrows Point
Steelton, Pa
Tni and Steel
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Colorado Iron Andl Fuel Co
Pueblo
Gel
Luemillg
U.S. Steel
Pittsburgh
White House
Johnson
NRA
Richberg
United Mine Worlers
T Hey
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
National Labor Board
Labor Postd
Hott
Laemlin
Uninn
Anitin
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Garland
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Patie
Sinaia
France
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Mary Knight
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the Alliance
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