Editorial Comment on Old Guard
A compilation of editorials and letters criticizing Governor Landon and the Republican stance. It cites remarks from Austin Digest of Indiana and other papers, arguing Landon favors Wall Street interests, opposes Roosevelt’s tax program, and seeks to avoid reform. It also highlights debates over educational funding, social security, and the Republican Party’s relation to big business.
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Landen
Liberty League
Wall Street
Republican Party
Austin Digpatch
Col. Knox
St. Louis
Taylor M Harvey Taylor probes and party coercion critique
A report condemns coercive registration tactics attributed to Republican city workers in Corry over two days. It cites workers forced to switch from Democratic to Republican while on government contracts. The piece, referencing Grundy forces, warns of likely public backlash at the November 3rd election and upholds ballot secrecy.
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Page MA
Taylor M. Harvey Taylor
WIPA
Eal
Senate
Taylor
Corry
Philadelphia
the Journal
U.S
France Surrenders to Devaluation to Ease Global Trade
France joins Britain and the United States in devaluing its franc, easing international business tensions. The move, after rigid gold standard adherence, inflates currency to boost trade, signaling a shift toward a shared value baseline and a possible return to gold later for broader financial stability.
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France
Nonpartisan veteran leader Colmery takes helm of American Legion
Harry W. Colmery of Topeka becomes new head of the American Legion. He pledges to keep Legion activities nonpartisan and within a clear pattern. He declines to comment on political matters, stating partisan politics have no place in the Legion, while veterans’ groups press to maintain a stable platform.
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Harry W. Colmery
Topeka
New Soak
American Legion
Ligelf
Legion
Uy Mosk
Ian
Lippman on Landon Critiques Campaign Shifts
Walter Lippman, in his Tuesday column, critiques Gov. Alf Landon's campaign remarks. He says Landon’s Minneapolis speech could have been timely but now disconcerts supporters. Lippman argues the tariff stance and cheese price focus harm Landon and damage may be hard to repair.
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Walter Lippman
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Pawiwe
Minneapolis
Paris Styles Rochas Fall Winter Lines in Paris
In Paris Rochas debuts a fall winter lineup dominated by black with green lath and Jola accents and red touches. Outfits blend slim tailored skirts with short jackets, long sports coats, and padded shoulders giving a slimming silhouette. Gray wool coats feature scalloped necklines and matching muff and purse, paired with gray angora dresses.
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Paris
Marcel Rochas
Aleo
Today's fashion tip green pairs smartly with black this winter
The advised ensemble centers on green tones worn alongside black for a sharp winter look. This guidance emphasizes contrast and versatility, suggesting the green shade adds depth while maintaining a classic, polished silhouette.
Students To Be No Men At California University
President Sproul opened the university year telling freshmen that the world rejects narrow roles. The article notes a defining cry among serious students as it begins with the phrase No Men and frames the campus as waking to broader expectations.
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Calif
University of California
Sproul
Hollywood Writers Derive Film Ideas From News Stories
Hollywood reporters note that hundreds of films each year often trace their origins to newspaper items. Notable cases include Frisco Kid and San Francisco, inspired by dinners and events in San Francisco. Other films like The Divorcee and Maid of Salem arose from stray articles or books found in stores.
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Hollywood
Benny
James Cagney
Robert Hopkins
San Francisco
Clark Gable
Hig Hero
Cagney
Langer
Salem
Claudette * Colebert
Atei
Isk Brailey
Imand
Lynn Root
Harold Lloyd Y
New Pennsylvania Highway Route Through Clearfield Penfield Areas
Fragmented notice describes a new highway between Clearfield and Penfield in Clearfield County. It claims the route shortens travel to north west points by about five miles and passes through rugged terrain near a state recreational area. The text appears garbled with mis-spellings and stray marketing phrases about used car dealers.
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Clearfield-Penfield
Clearfield
Penfield
Clearfield County
Pennsylvania
Clearfiild
S. B. Hiliot State Recreational Area
Halloween Plans and School Year Preparations Noted
Twenty years ago items from the Journal Files report the Halloween committee to meet early next week to plan the event. A teachers meeting under Superintendent Wilson outlines plans for the new school year, and a Methodist church rally marks the 150th anniversary of American Methodism as Sunday school members lead services. Mrs. Martin Breen sells her East Main street home to Harry Purcell, and Martin Purcell will occupy the Breen home. Mrs Samuel Scott and son Walter travel to Hornell for the death of Mrs Scott’s brother, Mr Antes. Mr and Mrs James Johnson of Erie return after visiting local friends. L B Brown and Mrs Brown come home from El Paso where they visited their son Captain Razselag Brown.
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Martin Breen
East Main Street
Harry Purcell
Martin Purcell
Breene
First Methodist Church
One-Minute Test on Bridges and Pencils
Answers cover why bridges w ere covered and the composition of pencils. Arkansas pronunciation hints appear with a note on inflection and a horoscope line about born on this day. The piece mixes trivia, wisdom, and garbled OCR fragments.
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Arkansas
Beraness
Arkan-sain
Fragmentary Horoscope Style Entry From Obscure Notice
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a date range from March 1 to April 21 with vague references to fortune, temperament, and personal traits. It reads like a horoscope or personal guidance note with scattered years 1807 1938 and unclear events or advisory statements. The text lacks coherent facts to identify people or organizations.
Knox Invades 610 For Three Speeches
Republican vice presidential candidate Franz Knox visited Ohio with a plan for three speeches in Cincinnati Columbus and Akron. He would also speak in Toledo Deshler Ottawa Lima Sidney Troy and Hamilton en route, outlining his platform as part of a major tally in the Buckeye state.
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United
Columbus
Franz Knox
Ohio
Buckeye
Cincinnati
Akron
Chicago
Toledo
Deshler
Ottawa
Lima
Sidney
Troy
Hamilton
Infant Whistles Self-Taught Skill in Wisconsin Home
In Monroe Wisconsin a 19 month old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Helmefd, taught himself to whistle without coaching. He began whistling spontaneously and now endlessly amuses himself with the talent, according to his parents.
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Monroe, Wis
Clayton Helmefd
Wintry Blasts Studied In Par North Flight Plans
Washington reports a winter air study to test polar continental air. Harold Gillam, commercial pilot, will attempt twice daily flights from Fatbanke Alaska until March 15 to three miles up. He will use agrometeorographs recording temperature, pressure and humidity. In Pasadena California, streamlined music is planned as the next project by the Community Dance professors, though specifics are not yet set.
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Fatbanke
Alaska
Harold Gillam
Ntil
Gillam
Pasadena
Cal
Musi
Pasadena Community Dance
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