Reapportionment Debate Weighs on Governor Graves
Fred Gormley notes gubernatorial campaign pledges on reapportionment. He argues Graves promised action yet allowed legislature to act slowly, urging a fair reapportionment bill in the 1834 extra session. Critics blame the governor for not enforcing constitutional mandate and call for vigorous executive effort.
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Twenty Years Ago From The Files Of The Eagle
A fragment from the Eagle’s files recalls Galveston distractions from wartime times. It notes a deadly garage fire at Abi Saliba’s store injuring Angus Watford and mentions Referee in Bankruptcy J. J. Boatant of Ozark. Other items reference WWI remarks by WI Rogers, German activity, and a munitions plant air raid at Sarrebourg.
Texas Prohibition Law Repeal Votes Counted Atop City
In San Anton orega Texas the repeal measure passes by more than 50000 votes. The piece notes San Antonio’s familiarity with the decision and recalls a stroll past the city’s historic streets where stone buildings with electric signs mark the scene.
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Justice Dept Stance on Draft Evader Bargains
The text discusses Grover Ciey and Bargdal, wartime draft figures, seeking return to the U S with conditions. It notes government leverage with military authorities and family promises as part of surrender terms, arguing about legality and jurisdiction under the Bergcal case and the Bedfodl Standard Times account.
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Fragmented OCR Note on a Boss and a Sale Valed
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions a wife and boss denying a role and a man who means well. It hints at a shock Providence Journal context with a valet and unclear duties. The readable text focuses on unclear figures and a potential reference to a newspaper.
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Remarkable health remark attributed to old gentleman
In a Washington Stee column fragment a wary elder credits his strong health to being born before a historical event, saying_gt_ he got a good start for most people by that timing.
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Washington Letter on Turmoil and Talks in 1940s DC
Washington Letter reports on backroom maneuvering over a White House liaison post, West Burns and Byrnes pressing the President while senators waver. It notes Turkey and expansion debates, a vague holding-company compromise, and criticism of Hoover era policies. Readers learn about campaign tensions, party splits, and looming battles in Congress.
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New York Letter by Frenklin Reflects Bullfighter Franklin
Aug 2 report from New York outlines Frankin the bullfighter returning to Spain and Mexico after 18 months out of commission. It covers his personality, designs for costumes, two-year fighting plan, and wealth from a ranch in Mexico. Mentions Egan, Egra, Roy Barton, and others with literary notes on urban life and tenement culture.
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Misery and Fascism Rise Amid Calls for Heroic Poverty
A Nation excerpt cites Lewis Corey arguing that worsening misery fuels fascism and that political leaders glorify poverty as a heroic ideal. The text notes Hitler and Mussolini praising hardship as a path, while warnings of a new data era surface amid social backlash.
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Roosevelt taps at Pittman neutrality law fears
A Philadelphia bulletin notes political tension as Roosevelt challenges congressional hesitancies over the Pittman neutrality act, sparking reactions from legislators. The piece alludes to a nearby factory and landlady banter, framing a broader debate on constitutional authority and foreign policy.
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Tales to Parents by Mrs Peters Church
The article discusses child behavior and parental guidance focusing on Martha's stubborn habits and tantrums. It emphasizes that parents often misjudge a child’s control and highlights the need for patient, steady support and a calm outlook to foster progress despite setbacks. It frames success as gradual progress rather than immediate victory.
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American singers rely on native training, Swarthout says
Hollywood notes quote Gladys Swarthout praising American training and self-made schools as evidence of a cultural rise in music. She argues Americans now dominate top singing roles, with many trained in U S schools rather than European study, signaling a shift away from foreign names and roots.
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Governor Earle Quietly Balances Duty And Leisure
Governor George H Earle of Pennsylvania seeks balance between office and personal life. The wartime hero and reformer enjoys polo ponies, daily dog play, family time with his wife and four sons, and time in the air pursuing a student pilot’s license while guiding a legislature and rewriting state government.
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Filipinos Bear Lighter Tax Burden in Manila Report
Manila dispatch notes on the eve of the Philippine commonwealth, revealing per capita tax burdens of 5.19 dollars for Filipinos. It compares international rates: Great Britain 178.63, France 85.35, Spain 63.47, Japan 34.6, United States 33.19, China 132, and India 2.59, highlighting relative taxation amid audits and fixed taxation.
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Three Tots Die In Schoolyard Wall Collapse
London reports on the first day of school when a truck toppled a brick wall in a playground, killing three children and injuring at least eight. The wall breach allowed passage for reconstruction vehicles, and the incident halted activities as authorities investigated cause and safety failures.
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Quacky Ducks Enter Race Amid Bear and Cat Antics
A whimsical scene unfolds as Quacky and Quackies push for a duck race while Top Notch the cat and Willy Nilly bear watch. The anxious dog Rip and a soot-veiled setting frame the playful chaos as jelly sounds and splashes mark the eventful day.
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