Wallace as New Deal critic on rigged farm policy
Washington dispatch dated Sept 7 reviews Henry Wallace's shift to the right and his handling of the New Deal farm program. It critiques Wallaces 130 million cotton loans and sugar bill support, assails Resettlement Administration, and questions his presidential prospects in 1940 while noting Hoover’s precedent and calls for corrections to earlier statements.
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Jay Franklin
Washington
Henry Wallace
Dea
Secretary of Agriculture
Peele
Triple-A
Peek
Wallace
Res Tugwell
Florida
Jerry Frank
Congress
Mam
David Lawrence
Frank Kent
Harry Byrd
Virginia
House Committee On Agriculture
Barmera
Department of Agriculture
City schools resume as fall term opens
City public schools begin on Wednesday with repairs completed, an updated Industrial Arts Building at Junior High plant, and renovated spaces for football. Teachers and students anticipate new studies and teachers as fall arrives, while broader notes discuss aging sales trends and simpler next year’s tax forms.
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St. Bunare
Sehgo
Lollay
White Sue Comy Public
Jutior Fight
Cl Hutch
Stil
Garner as Democratic hope and steel nerve at seventy
In a Washington column Charles P. Stewart argues that Vice President Garner, nearing seventy in 1940, could be a surprising Democratic presidential nominee. He notes Garner’s growing influence, ability to push through legislation, and strong nerve, while acknowledging his advanced age and slim chances.
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Charles
Fife
Eniciee
Perso
Anc
Cie Alley
Denson
Charles P. Stewart
Washington
John N. Garner
Garney
White House
Lone Star
John N
Texas
Tidd
Nyisher
Jack
Roosevelt
Phooey
Uvalde
Beck
Fis
Paris Fur Fashion Locks in Dark Hues for Winter Wear
Paris designers unveil bold fur trends using dark dyed pelts across coats capes and gowns. Leopard and mink dominate, with fox trims on collars and edges. Novel details include fur-edged hats and tailored fur coats in varied lengths, reflecting a glamorous winter palette and dramatic silhouettes.
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Paris
Pajuin Putea
Schiaparell
Molesinn
Syed Green
Moly- Vneus
Jenny
Ashore
Mink
Ermine
Paglin
Coutoriers
Squire
Jenmy
Whols chairman of the board of governors of the U S federal reserve system
Answers list the chairman as Marriner Eccles and provide brief trivia on etiquette and a horoscope style quip, noting Manila as the capital and explaining malted silk as a milk containing dry form for beverages.
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U. S. Federal Reserve System
The
Philippines
Marriner
Eccles
Manila
Questions on the Constitution from REP BLOOM
The text asks which societal classes provided members of the Constitutional Convention and notes locations of original documents. It cites lawyers, soldiers, planters, educators, ministers, physicians, merchants, and mentions the original U.S. Constitution and Declaration of Independence on permanent display on the Library of Congress second floor.
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Bloom
Litton
Chard
Library of Congress
United States
Fragmented notes from a mixed era fishing and fashion page
A collection of disparate lines mentions a muskalonge found choking in a Canadian lake after swallowing a large fish, polar explorers using wooden utensils due to cold, and New York beaver pelts as an early industry. It also references Vera Borea coats made from white wool and Heine illustrated designs, all in a fragmented OCR style.
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New Tase
Ag Taker! twenty years ago and local WWI draft notes
Old Corry Journal item lists local men who passed physicals for World War I and claimed no exemptions. It notes Charles Guadagno HA Davis N L King A G Postlethwait 8 B Bilston H B Keefe J D Long A B Squires J H Boland Harvey Rathburn J F Dauley R G Laurie Leo Wall Arthur Schaub and mentions Red Cross appeal to finish articles for National Army. Also records Knights of Columbus officers named at annual election and Company A marching orders for camp. Obituary for Nellie Drake and return from Lily Dale referenced amid broader wartime context.
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Corry
District Board
Charles Guadagno
Ha, Davis
N.L King
A. G Postlethwait
B. Bilston
H. B.keefe
J.D. Long
A. B. Squires
J. H. Boland
Harvey Rathburn
J. F. Dauley
R. G. Laurie
Leo Wall
Arthur Schaub
Knights of Columbus
Johny Dempsey
Thomas Dempsey
William Duke
J. J. Riley
G. A. Shea
C. W. Lyons
M J. Ressler
James Sullivan
Leo Shields
W. J. Blair
Charles Sipsey
Company A
Aton City
Harpist Miss Lloyd finds niche in Hollywood films
Miss Lloyd, a Portland born harpist, has appeared in 15 films but speaks no lines. Studios keep her as a musical presence to emphasize her talent while she remains a supporting performer. Her screen work includes Universally noted orchestral scenes and the film 100 Men and a Girl.
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Holly Woop
Ruby Lloyd
Portland
Ore
Hollywood
Girmaces
Milas Lloyd
Misa Lloyd
Hotwood
St Augustine population and missions in early Florida history
St Augustine in 1042 claimed about 2 000 residents and served as the headquarters for 36 Franciscan missions in Florida around 1047 drawing attention to its early settler community and religious networks.
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St. Augustine
Florida
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Amercan Red Cross
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Indiana
Nellie Drake
South Center Street
Corry Hospital
Margaret Haight
Lily Dale
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Hollywood Film Shop
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National Bank
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