Reed Triumphs In Pennsylvanian Republican Primary
ENATON DAVID A. REDD of Pennsylvania won the Republican primary by about 100000 votes, defeating Gifford Pinchot who sent congratulations after conceding. Reed, a critic of the New Deal, may face opposition from Pinchot in November as he pursues continued public service amid party tensions.
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Enaton
David A. Redd
Pennsylvania
Gey
Gifford Pinchot
Reed
Pinchot
Jing
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Roosevelt
Iide
Farley
Sse
Novemer
Joe Guffey
Senate
New Jersey
Hamilton F. Kean
Harold @. Hoffman
Guy
Harry A. Moorre
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Arlington National Cemetery Legacy of Honor and Stone
Arlington National Cemetery rests on 400 acres near the Potomac with more than 40 000 graves including the Unknown Soldier and over 4 000 unknowns from other wars. The World War I tomb, marble amphitheater, and famed monuments mark US history in granite. The first interment was Private William Christian in 1805. Arlington’s story spans revolutions to modern wars, tied to the Randolph Custis line and the land’s transfer by the Parke Custis family.
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Washington Star
Arlington
France
Arlington Plantation
William Christian
Sixty-seventh
Tennsylvania Infantry
Priday
Temple of Fame
Philip Kearnegy
Tull Run
Arington
Mary Randolph
David Meade Randolph
United States
Virginia
Mra
Randolph
Quaguis
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Mary Ann Randolph Custis
Robert 2
Mary Meandolph
Washington
National Cemetery
Patate
John Parke Castle
Martha Wishington
Tnt Band
Plantathm
Hengmactt
Ninanicestora
Fragmented War Poem Lines From a 1910s Page
A damaged OCR passage presents fragmented verses about birds, a wreath, a flag, and war. The garbled text mentions blood-bought flag, sword in sheath, and a call to sleep or rise, suggesting a ceremonial or patriotic wartime poem fragment with unclear author or context.
American Boys Sleep in Suresnes Cemetery Memorial Photos
In Suresnes near Paris, 1025 unidentified American dead are honored in a World War I military cemetery. The heart of the site features stained glass, a marble altar, and bronze tablets listing the names as 3,041 graves near Aubresnes mark where many entered service. Congress funded 80 million dollars to identify and return bodies, with 40,807 repatriated.
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Winga
Armen
Gutea
Ehyver- More
Thiou
United States
Congress
Auresnes
Golf hazard ruling limits act of God in wind mishap
In a New York court a golfer seeks damages after a golf ball veered off course due to wind. Judge Petite rules wind is a factor but not an act of God absolving the club or golfer. the court awards the plaintiff $700 and notes danger in golf bans some claims yet implies risk cannot be fully controlled by players.
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Republican Party
Indiana
Arthur R. Robinson
Whey
Democratic Party
Robinson
Jim Watson
Frederick Landis
Harry G. Leake
Hobshaon
State Committee
New York
Petite
Indy
Murat
Literary Digest
Mathematical Wonder A Moder on aaylum in Nanton France
A curious pupil in Nanton France solves a large-number arithmetic puzzle about thirty years, three months and twelve dinars. The student reconstructs the original author and performs rapid calculations, citing steps to multiply large figures to reach the final result in seconds.
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Nanton
France
Ravemmo
Chile
Dunbar Company Offers Free Week’s Postum Sample
In an offer from the Dunbar Company a week’s supply of Postum is sent free to anyone who writes for the paper. The promotion appears in another section of this issue, inviting readers to request the complimentary sample by mail.
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Dunbar Company
Ahyaia
Jt—Ady
Modern Turks Face Turbulent Modernization Efforts
A terse Ankara report cites a forbidding atmosphere as Turkey pursues modernization under a harsh regime. It notes rising unrest among about 700 individuals, with many jailed or accused, and questions about the new freedoms and their effects on society.
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Turkey
Ute
Kemer Prisin
Ankara
Atatiathos
Wurklah
Intermental
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