Sudden Defeat Shocks Utah Democratic Senator King
Charles P. Stewart notes the unexpected loss of Senator William H. King of Utah in the Democratic primary. The veteran, once a Capitol favorite and longtime District of Columbia committee chair, faced backlash at home for his Washington focus. The piece contrasts King with Reed Smoot and Abe Murdock, hinting King’s renomination failure roots in Utah Democratic politics and District ties.
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Charles P. Stewart
Willati H. Ring
Utah
Washington
Solon
Senate
Reed Smoot
Smoot
King
Capitol Hill
District of Columbia
Congress
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Senator King
D. C
Ulah
Smooth
Abe Murdock
Calliwick
Murdock
Pat McCarran
Nevaai i
Ting’ Arnecessor
Chipaen
Hecaler Capper
The New Deal and Military Training Debate
The document contrasts New Deal policies with military training amid calls for national defense. It cites Dr. Hugh H. Young on military health checks and notes concerns about executive power, court limits, and the risk to democracy under wartime buildup.
Twenty Years Ago Tragedy and Local Notices
Frank Wilson and Harry Moyer drowned while attempting to crawl up the reservoir in Cook’s Hollow last evening. Chief Prank urged property owners to trim shade trees within ten feet of sidewalls. A joint meeting of Phi Cipians from Evie Crawford Venango and Warren counties is set for tomorrow by the Corry Medical Association. W F Edmonds, a local business visitor at W and A Howard Co, left for Chicago. Alta Young attended an institute at Chautauqua and heads to Cassartaza for the coming year. Corry J Ton plank workers held their first annual pine and corn roast at the Fair Grounds. committee members included A Mountain, John Banks, W A Jones, Raymond Andersah, O Stemmens and Earl Jacks.
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Frank Wilson
Harry Moyer
Cook's Hui
Iva
Phi~cipians
Evie
Crawford, Venango
Warren Counties
Corry Medical Association
Corry—James~ Town
Fragmented historic notes mix dates and places with garbled facts
A garbled OCR fragment recounts events and figures including Adams and Jollor dying on July 4 1628, US import reliance on Chile and South America, a first envyer William Spreuue in Philadelphia, and various architectural and mathematical claims. The text is inconsistent and largely incoherent.
Vision defects in children to be detected early
Daily Dozen notes that schools reveal eye problems in children. Nearsightedness squint cataract and muscle imbalance may be inherited. Parents should monitor how a child reads and watches images and seek early eye exams to prevent learning difficulties.
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Treab Areus
Leare
Daily Quiz Questions From Classified Pages
A reader is invited to answer seven quiz questions found in the classified pages. The list includes topics on cubic feet in a cord, transformers, geography, baseball history, a Democratic vice presidential candidate, historical lines of Mazon and Dixon, Neptune, a quote about Patriotism, Guy Fawkes, and a grammar tip about correct phrasing with two women walking.
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Maines
George Sisler
Mazon and Dixon Line
Neptune
Guy Fawkes
Specials on Tea Bags and Crackery
Local novelty offer lists Salada tea bags and club crackery with prices 10¢ and 19¢, indicating a small shop sale or promotional display. The fragment suggests a midcentury grocery or general store flyer itemization.
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Tos
Air mail service reaches small towns in eastern states
The post office and Civil Aeronautics board certify All American Aviation to extend air mail to seven eastern states. The system adds 53 feeder towns including Glenville West Virginia with 799 residents and serves 189 cities overall since 22 years without major casualties. Officials expect continued expansion though details remain off the record.
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Jack Stinyete Ashington
United Sites
Jones’ Cow Pasture
Post, Office Department
Civil Aeronautics Board
Post Offer Department
Mas
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Glenville
W. Va
Postutiee
Parley
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virgina
Delaware
Kentucky
New York
New Jersey
Peter Siskind's surprise wedding trip plan in New Orleans
In Manhattan Peter E Siskind vice president of American Spirits Inc dazzled by a family moment says his daughter Rosalind Anita is on her honeymoon and he will skip work to fly to New Orleans for her wedding trip. Chick Olsen and the narrator note the moment and Siskind jokes about his “special day.”
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Conwurion
Ot Walker
Mo Lighta Ab Il Bwton K Marsh
Late
Am Araffic
Ankamolille Assocation
Tnis
Amotor Veluiele
Esslaanipel
Mmoeks
Peesun
Campeas
Lyon
le Ordre
Ameren
York
Peter E. Siskind
Peter E.siskind
Puerto Rico
American
Spirits, Inc
Manhattan
National Broadcasting Building
Rockefeller Center
Peter Siskind
Chick ‘Olsen
Olsen
Siskind
S. Olsen
Olsen of
Olsen and Johnson
Peter
Chick
Connecticut
V. P
Kessler
San Juan
Lave
Chicago
New Orleans
Girport
INN
Peter E. Sisitind
Cee
New York
Rosalind Anita
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P J.scott
Ciuek Fenske
Wihsconsin
W. F. Edmonds
W. and A. P. Howard Company
Mil Alta Young
Chiu Fauqua
Cassartaza
Will Exch
Doh Adams
Thomas Jollorso
United States
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