Names for political foes stir voters in Western New York
Washington dispatch reports readers propose various epithets for Democrats who oppose New Deal reforms, citing letters from New York Chicago and Atlanta. The piece argues Wall Street ties influence against reform, spotlighting Senator Edward Burke and broader conservative support, urging public awareness of these figures.
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Vote Tomorrow Primary Election Urges City County Voters
The piece urges all eligible voters in the city and county to participate in Tuesday's primary. It highlights local and county contests, calls for early voting, notes an extra hour for polling, and warns against ignoring off year elections while stressing the importance of informed participation in both Democratic and Republican nominations.
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Hunters should read about Pennsylvania Game News magazine
The October issue of Pennsylvania Game News is distributed to all hunters and nonresidents applying for 1937 hunting licenses. It offers articles on wildlife conservation, game restoration, and state legislation, urging readers to study its content alongside Pennsylvania Angler. The piece argues the two state publications inform hunters and fishermen about outdoor opportunities and conservation needs while linking national events to local policy.
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One-Minute Test Answers and Etiquette Hints
A compact note lists misquoted lines and linguistic tips from a trivia page. It cites the attribution for the phrase to Jefferson, correct pronunciation of Arkansas, and notes a southern inland point near Gibraltar, Spain. It also includes a calendar suggestion to advance costume plans by three weeks.
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Factographs from a changing nation in the 1930s
The article surveys U.S. rail and birth statistics, noting 26 streamlined passenger trains in operation and nine more planned before year’s end. It cites a 1932 birth rate low of 16.5 per 1000, rising to 18.6 by 1936, and cites varying living costs across cities from Ashington to Mobile. It mentions radio speed, biocontrol efforts by Utah farmers, and dietary advice stressing cereals. It reflects on Japan and food education influencing American habits.
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Realignment Forecast as Two Parties Split Likely
Washington columnist Charles P. Stewart argues President Butler predicts party realignment toward liberal and radical blocs. He doubts new party names persist, predicting Democrats may become Progressives and Republicans Constitutional Liberty, with mass political shifts and potential crossovers among leaders.
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Twenty Years Ago As Taken From Journal Files
A 1917 item notes Union City to entrain late September for army quota. local officials consider winter lecture in high school. fuel worries loom with winter. Local enlistees named include Sax ton Spencer Chrn Phillips Chase Craker Hollis and more. Elbert Pyles's son Cecil injured in fall. Mamie McCray dies. Mr and Mrs Mullion travel to Saegertown for Mrs Brooks's funeral.
The American Constitution by Rep Sol Bloom Q and A
A reader asks for exact measurements and word counts of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. The Declaration measures 28% inches by 24 inches, the Constitution four sheets about 28% by 2353 inches each, with the Constitution at 4 543 words and the amendments about 21 words. The Declaration, including signatures, has 1 458 words and takes about ten minutes to read.
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Seven Hurt in Erie Night of Auto Accidents
Seven persons injured during four auto accidents in Erie, one seriously, authorities said. James Moore, 73, of 1281 22nd Street, admitted to Hamot Hospital with fractures to the leg and arm and a possible skull fracture after being struck near Atkins Street and East Avenue by a car driven by John R. Metcalf Jr., 18, of ERID.
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James Moore
Shannon River drains much of the Free State
The Shannon is Ireland’s chief river draining nearly a quarter of the Free State. It rises at the foot of the umfla hills and flows generally southwest toward the Atlantic Ocean.
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Paris Fashion Wraps For Evening Wear In Luxurious Velvet
Paris designers showcase opulent evening wraps in velvet ermine mink fox and metallics with full length coats and capes. Lucien Lelong Molynavy Mainbocher Lanvin and others present wine velvet gold lame quilted satin and black velvet pieces paired with gowns and gowns with fur details. A brief aside argues women should paint nails while noting shifting attitudes amid undeclared war.
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Hollywood film talk on dignity and emotion in acting
The article discusses Hazlitt's claim that great emotion can be shown only by a lady and debates what true ladylike conduct means for actresses. Directors like Lusbitsen defend dignity balanced with expressive range, citing Dietrich and Lombard as examples of restrained yet intense performance.
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