G O P State Platform Critiqued in Philadelphia Record
The Philadelphia Record’s take on the GOP platform of Pennsylvania calls it pompous and empty. It argues the party sins of censorship inefficiency and denial of child labor and fair wages, while praising Democrats for concrete proposals on old age pensions taxes and labor rights.
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Philadelphia
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
United States
G. O.P
Roosevelt
Grundy
Republican
Seasion
Ben
Surplus Peaches and Relief Efforts Stir Debate
The article discusses excess cling peaches in California and a federal relief plan to donate surplus fruit for free distribution. Growers resist, claiming private property, while The Tacoma Ledger argues humanitarian concerns and parallels to wheat surpluses and government programs under the AAA.
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California
Federal Relief Administration
Tacoma Ledger
AAA
Railroads report big orders for freight cars and locomotives
American Railway Association reports on August 1 new orders. Class 1 railroads hold 13 755 freight cars, 35 steam locomotives and 107 electric locomotives on order. First seven months of 1934 see 9 483 new freight cars installed. A separate notice from Kansas City, Missouri, notes a baby born with two teeth.
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United States
Car Service Division
American Railway Association
NRA code pushes Hollywood extras toward smaller ranks
Hollywood updates note NFL code administration trims Hollywood extras by more than half while hopefuls still flood filmdom. Names like Pat Paterson and Gertrude Michael gain attention as contracts surface. Will Rogers project Mudge Priest adds Henry B. Walthall to Fox lineup. Auntie gossip and accident item close the report.
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Hollywood
NRA Code Administration
Hollyywood
Pat Patnson
Gertrude Michael
Jean Parker
Twenty Years Ago in the Journal Files September 12 1914
A large delegation of Gerry members of the Washington party went to Erie to attend the county convention. Attendees included Morgaridge Mulkie Cole Rickards Brown Young Steen Peake Dunbar and others. Mrs Blanchard and companion sail for Port Arthur Texas for the winter. The New Era Club will meet Monday evening at Miss Katherine Reed’s home with Miss Belle Keim sharing her recent trip. Elks arrange all day lake launch for the big plenary and clambake. Casler displays a giant puffball at City Market drawing attention. Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Ryan held at St Thomas Church. Prof H C Wilson leaves for New York City and Philadelphia for two weeks. Frank Gillette and Clint Williams travel to Auburn Indiana on business. Harrison Burch and Vera Colhur give a contralto recital at the home on West Pleasant Street. James H Wright store opens this evening, a modern jewelry shop in the area.
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Gerry
Washington Party
Erie
W. W. Morgaridge
William Mulkie
W. H. Cole
J. H Rickads
J. B. Brown
R. W. Brown
Jacob Young
W. A. Steen
W. L. Peake
John Dunbar
New Era Club
Katherine Reed
Belle Keim
Octavine Astrological Forecast Cautions Late 1985 Period
The forecast warns doubtful social af fairs and separations with underhand actions and strangers. It advises avoiding important matters today, favors early afternoon work, warns of midnight danger, and notes Jupiter’s favorable influence from January 9 to 23 1985 for business and money.
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Jupiter
Hopkins intrigue rattles relief chief as brother runs for coroner
Washington dispatch reports Harry Hopkins, relief administrator, learning his brother Dr. Lewis A. Hopkins is running as a Republican for coroner in Tacoma. Hopkins mocks the notion, recalls a White House summer game where he played center field, and notes Rexford Tugwell’s rough pitching. Col. George W. Combs receives a Kentucky governor’s commission as a Baltimore Sun correspondent.
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United Press
Washington
Harry &. Hopkins
Lewis A. Hopkins
Eoroner
Tacoma
Wash
Hopkins
Lewis
Meyer
Congress
Lowell Thomas
White House
Hopking
Hopkina
Rexford G. Tugwell
Washington Correspondents Corps
George W. Combs
Baltimore Sun
Ruby Lafforn
Kentucky
M. M. Logan
Combs
Omnipotent Detail Shapes Fashion Spotlight
Paris styles reveal how a single detail, from purse to hat veil, changes a woman’s allure and draws men. The fashion tip notes that the right accessory and cosmetics create a natural look that stands out without appearing artificial.
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Paris
Waives Hearing in Fatal Crash Involving Vehicle Operator
J. Shields, alleged operator of a car in a crash that caused fetal injuries to Ritchie Kirkendall of Clarendon, was to face a hearing on reckless driving. The charge was withdrawn and Shields waived hearings on involuntary manslaughter and drunken driving. He remains jailed in the county jail.
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Wonnan
J. Shields
Ritchie Kirkendall
Clarendon
Labor Day
Shields
Governor Briefs Harrisburg Session On Unemployment Relief
The Governor explains the extraordinary session called in Harrisburg to address unemployment relief. He notes federal funding of 10.5 million dollars for September and outlines expectations for October and the legislature’s pending actions on social legislation including minimum wage and workmen’s compensation.
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General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Administration Ias
Pennsyvania
Stabite
Sutt River
Democratic Party
Three Hurt in Kane Mishaps Near Ludlow
Three people were injured in Kane area accidents over two days. Six year old Charles Dickson was struck after darting into the road near the Kane Pure Tea plant by N H Holmes of Lamont, while Miss Mee Handron and Miss Red Robinson of Newark suffered numerous cuts and bruises when their car wrecked near Ludlow.
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Ludlow
Kane
Charles Dickson
Route 1
N. H. Holmes
Lamont
Mee Handron
Red Robinson
Newark
N. J
Dickson
Kane Pure Tee Company
Mr. Holmes
Holmes
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Clint Williams
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Mary Knight
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