Main Street traffic reform urged to curb curbside parking
A city paper warns that fifteen to twenty years of mismanaged Main and Latrobe streets traffic has harmed commerce. It endorses banning parking on Main and Latrobe between Ethel and Bridge streets day and night to restore through-traffic flow and protect mercantile trade. It argues against widening sidewalks or cutting curb space and notes risks to local business if parking remains.
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Sentinel
Main
Ethel
Bridge
Bross
Latrobe
Main and Latrobe Street
Main Street
Grafton
Bridge Streets
Poll Sparks Debate Over New Deal Popularity
A digest poll cited by The Literary Digest questions support for President Roosevelt and the New Deal, challenging prior majorities and signaling possible shifts in voters’ sentiment. Critics label the poll biased, while supporters argue it reflects national opinion and could affect re election prospects.
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Digest
Spencer Times Record
Literary Digest
Roosevelt
Jim Farley
Jim
Farley
Roane County
What’s What At A Gence At Hington
Central Press Washington B Street writes on the ineffectiveness of international conferences and the likely fizzle of current naval talks. The piece contrasts past compromises like the 5-5-3 ratio with new demands by seven powers, and warns that economic turmoil in France and global deflation threaten stability while armaments spending remains high.
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State Department
Europe
Central Press
New York
Leslie Eichel
France
Italy
Laval
Croix-de-Feus
Sinclair Lewis
United States
Polls and public opinion in the New Deal debate
The excerpt critiques the Literary Digest poll as a tool predicting national votes and shaping New Deal opposition. It warns that the New Dealers push a pre determined public mood and portrays them as manipulating opinion to restore mills, lower wages, and raise prices.
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Farley
Literary Digest
New Deal
Carol Plans A Party Night Against Romantic Chaos
Carol wrestles with love and loyalty as Gary, Owen, and Mary collide at a party. She doubts her feelings for Gary, frets about trust, and contemplates a return to her old routine. Amid social games and a tangle of flirtations, a remote confrontation hints at secrets and a late night struggle.
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Gary
Carel
Carol
Owen
van Cleves
Dr. Harding
Miranda
Gother
John
the van Cleves
Tun
Isobel
Mary
Riccio Piano
Caro
Kennedy
Kathy Prentice
Kathy
Ted
Harlem
Tates
Empire Builder M J Van Sweringen Dies in Cleveland
Morgantown dominion notes M J Van Sweringen death in Cleveland. With his brother O P Van Sweringen they built a vast railroad system including the Chesapeake and Ohio. The article praises loyalty, origins in poverty, and their rise in finance and railroads amid financing difficulties.
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Morgantown
Dominion
Mantis James van Sweringen
Cleveland
O. P. ‘van Sweringen
M. J
Chesapeake and Ohio
M. J. van Sweringen
O. P
van‘ Sweringen
Con
J. P. Morgan
O.P. van
State Chiefs Continue Prom Page One RNC Meeting
Republicans press for party unity as women voters urged to back the conservative slate. The meeting highlighted defense of institutions and principles, with emphasis on preserving traditional policies and leadership.
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Republican National Committee
Fortune favors bold in central press contract bridge hand
The article narrates a central press contract bridge hand where South opens one spade and jumps to four spades after favorable breaks. Declarer wins with careful play amid a sequence where opponents assist, and the result hinges on lead choices and trick management as the long hand unfolds. The tension centers on fortunes during the bidding and the final triumph in the game.
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South
Westwell
Declarer
East
K. T
West
Ducity
Claby
Elaby
Republican sentiment shapes 1932 convention choices in West Virginia
In West Virginia, Mrs. Ebert touts an honest organization backing Republican unity. She backs Col Frank Knox for president with Alf Landon and Senator Vandenberg as honors, and favors Chicago Cleveland or Detroit for the national convention location. The committeeman mentions shifting to 1932 convention rules on electoral votes.
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Republican Party
West Virginia
Ebert
Knox
Sid Se
Col
Frank Knox
Chicaggo
Alf Landon
Kansas
Vandenberg
Michigan
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Galions
Santa Claus and Youth Honor in Old Verses
The fragment discusses youth respect for elders, caution about pride and public praise, and the idea that true merit is shown by steady effort rather than fame. It reflects moral lines about duty, restraint, and self-improvement from aged verses.
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Howard B. Holt
James F. Holt
John 8. Palmer
W. Va
Associated Press
National Advertising
A. ”. Clayden, Inc
Lexington Avenue
North
Michigan Avenue
Boston Transcript
AAA
Supreme Court
Hoosac
Exact Justice
Washington
Cutty
Chicago. Tribune
Zqmeries
Hington
Ureau
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Japan
Britain
Russia
Germany
America
England
RFC
United States Treasury
Harding
M Romayce Racker
V. Shepard
Qos
Santa Claus
W. W. McDaniel
Tan Tay Bay
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