Democracy and power collide in a Third World Power talk
In Washington during a global power conference officials from the New Deal era clash with private utilities. The piece frames democracy as resilient, contrasting American openness with harsher European regimes and noting debates on wealth, property, and policy amid the New Deal versus private power fight.
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Jay Franklin Waspine
Washington
New Deal
Ickey and Company
Magicater
TVA
Tekes
Moyzis Gooke
REA
Dave Lilienthal
McNinch
Federal Power Commission
Floyd L. Carlisle
Niagsara Hudson
Great Britain
Japan
Carlisle
Hari-Kari
Germany
Italy
Spain
Ickes
Cooke
Lilien Hal
Russia
Iblood
Supreme Court
America
Paseer
Old Guard Lapped Up Landon as Whale Swallows Jonah
Gen Hugh S Johnson, former NRA head, voices sharp critique of Hoover Landon in a Buffalo radio speech. He backs Roosevelt and labels the Republican platform a weak imitation of the New Deal, warning of Hooverism and its potential economic wreckage.
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Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Buffalo
N. Y
Landon
Portland
Franklin Roosevelt
United States
Ska
Cleveland
Tuncombe
Bayoney
London
Herbert Hoo
Frank Knox
Hooveriam
Roosevelt
Jad Lodo
Dey
America
Christopher Columbus
Hoover Old Guard
Old Guard
Hoover
Guard
Alfred Banjon
Democracy and Paganism in 1930s Europe Reflections
The piece contrasts democracy under leaders like Leon Blum with warnings about fascist and authoritarian forces. It links democratic peace, liberty, and disarmament to France Britain and Scandinavia, while warning against pagan, idol worship, and totalitarian ideologies. It notes the need for unity against aggression and the role of Jews in resisting idolatry. It ends with a brief, interrupted note on adaptable industries and manufacturing shifts.
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Europe
Leon Blum
Hitler
Nuremberg
France
Blum
Great Britain
Switzerland
Scandinavian
Russia
Genmaly
Italy
Spain
Peopl
Mussolinis
Francos
Goerings
Silent Driving on New York Street Ruckus Amid Silent Car Motion
A New Yorker recalls a trip from Porty-fifth Street to the Dong Ista station during a silent driving era. He notes horn use declined and speed was maintained, but a driver blew an offensive horn and fired, causing chaos as pedestrians dodged mishaps and candidates faced confusion on a crowded sidewalk.
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Whitt
Porty-fifth Street
Amet
Dong Ista
Comesy
Hetacket
One Minute Tests From an Anxious Era
A garbled 1940s quiz fragment asks about states, Olympics hosts, and a Cleveland reference. It includes misprinted names and partisan commentary, noting political figures and events from that period with scattered answers and opinions.
Hollywood chorus girls seek dramatic roles beyond dancing
Hollywood gossip notes 42 of Eleanor Powell’s 50 chorus girls in Born to Dance study drama and seek acting work. Maryette Sheehan from Chicago Detroit and Myra Bratton of Alabama describe plans to use dance schooling to advance in studios while auditioning for speaking parts. Others like Mary Gwynne Jean Ashton Alice Jans Mildred Reim discuss classroom study and real acting ambitions amid dance careers.
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Hollywood
Dave Gould
Eleanor Powell
Lneup
Pictime
Tam
Maryette Sheehan
Chicago
Detroit
Myra Bratton
Montgomery
Ala
Mary Gwynne
Trentop
Pice
Jean Ashton
San Franciscan
Gielig
Tym
Alice Jans
Creston
Mildred Reim
Vancouver
B. C
Europe
See and Know Pennsylvania: Catawis(s)a scenic stop
Pennsylvania Historic Commission highlights Catawissa in Columbia County as a point of scenic and historic interest along Route 92. Notable sites include the Lover’s Leap precipice overlooking the East Branch of the Susquehanna and a landmark built in 1785 attracting motorists.
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SEE
Pennsylvania
Scenic and * Historic Commission
Catawissa
Catawispa
Columbia
CatawisQualeen
Twenty Years Ago Headlines from Journal Files
Twenty years ago Roy Smith a Pennsylvania brakeman was seriously injured when knocked unconscious riding a box car near Youngeville. Foreclosures loom as minority bond holders move to foreclose the Corry and Columbus Street Railway mortgage in Warren County courts. Archie Aimett and Mrs Aimett depart for Erie Buffalo and Niagara Falls for an extended stay. Lynn McLean travels to Union City for business. Miss Sarah McInnes returns from Erie after visiting friends.
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Roy Smith
Pennsylvania
Railrad
Youngeville
Warren County
Corry and Columbus Street Railway Company
Star Signals Octavine Sept 23 Horoscope Fragments
Fragmented astrology notes warn of planetary vibrations affecting birthdates December 12 to December 18 and advise on behavior. Cautions about colds in April 1997 and risks in November December 1936 hint at personal discipline and avoiding rash actions and extravagance.
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Indjealia
Gippe
Noy
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Columbus
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Tivery
Gor
Hans Christe Ua
Laden
Hearst
DuPoints
New York News
Thalim
Carmel
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Hoossvelt
Uegell
Springfield
Joseph Altman
Union
Lamping
Park Place Street
Archie Aimett
Erie
Niagara Falls
Lynn McLean
Union City
Sarah McInnes
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Minn
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Nobily Center Street
Corry, Penn’s
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