Upstate Voices Roosevelt Gain Seen in New York Poll
Frazier Hunt reports a nonpartisan survey of workers in Buffalo and Eastern New York. He notes railroad and taxi workers largely favor Roosevelt, with Polish Americans and farmers leaning Roosevelt, while Landon support is mainly among some professionals and western farmers.
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al Smith
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Landon
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Syracuse Traveler Encounters Five People Across a Friendly Station
A motor car ride from Syracuse toward Schenectady brings casual conversations with five riders at a small station. A Syracuse sticker decorates the windshield as the traveler recalls the day’s brief exchanges.
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Syracuse
Schnectady
Gan
Runaway Bride Fans Out Across the Atlantic
Marcia flees the Paris hotel after a strained breakfast as Phil hopes to marry Camilla. Camilla marries Bob, not Phil, leaving Marcia to chase a boat to Cherbourg. On the ship, Phil discovers Marcia aboard and she reveals she is sailing to South America on the same voyage.
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Mystery serial begins in The Enterprise next Monday
Ida Gleason writes House of Shadows, a clever mystery about a girl who inherits a mysterious old mansion in the mountains and an exciting adventure connected to it. The second in a short summer serial run.
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House of Shadows
Ida Gleason
Enterprise
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice Column Letter
A 22 year old daughter seeks freedom from strict parents as she finances the household yet faces curfews. The adviser urges maturity, responsibility, and open dialogue, advising the girl to negotiate privileges and maintain discretion while avoiding extreme departures from home. Contact Miss Marjorie Mansfield for guidance.
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Miss Mansfield
Backyard Dining On A Shoestring Summer Guide
A cheerful guide advises turning outdoor meals into a fun affordable affair. From repurposing old dishes and cotton tablecloths to simple one dish meals and canned treats, it shows how to set a festive terrace table with common pantry items and DIY touches.
Paradise Promise Shown Amid Hopeful Glimpse
A fragment shows a dialogue where a character describes a voyage toward Paradise, praising the place as wonderful and mentioning a spire, implying anticipation and joy in a voyage or discovery. The brief exchange centers on a hopeful journey and a vivid image of Paradise.
Abandoned Fleetwood Hotel Skeleton to Be Buried in Hendersonville
The 10 year old Fleetwood hotel on Jump Off Mountain, halted in 1925 after funds ran short, is being dismantled. Workers remove rusting steel and brick as the site nears its final concession, with two ground floors possibly kept as a community center. Alvin A. Kartus of Asheville notes the project moved from feverish construction to decades of abandonment.
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Fleetwood Hotel
Alvin A. Kartus
Asheville
Jorney
W. B. Ham Kingsport
Tenn
Production climbs to new highs amid steady industrial pace
New York summer production gains push the Associated Press index to 92.3 the year’s high as cotton and steel show strength. Coal and power use rise with drought irrigation and higher demand, auto output near 100000 for fifth week while housing activity holds.
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New York
Associated Press
Pri
Unexploded Bomb Found On Porch
Police heightened precautions in Gaffney South Carolina as a week of minor bombings ended with the discovery of an unexploded dynamite bomb on a porch at Hamrick Mills. Mayor R C Swofford ordered strict patrols to enforce gun and firecracker laws after a week of damage and attacks on a dozen homes.
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R. C. Swofford
Earl Dunaway
Hamrick Mills
Three Murderers Receive Paroles
RALEIGH July 4 Three men convicted of degree murder were paroled from state prison yesterday Archie Davis Buncombe County sentenced January 1933 to ten years Reece Waiters Forsyth County Negro convicted in 1936 and sentenced to years Dick Deal Burke County February 1982 10 to 14 years Parole Commissioner Edwis M Kill said Davis and Waiters were paroled because of ill health A number of other clemencies were granted.
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Archie Davis
Buncombe County
Reece Waiters
Forsyth County
Dick Deal
Burke County
Edwis M. Kill
Davis
Fur pelts harvest in Louisiana exceeds Canada and Alaska combined
Data shows Louisiana leads in annual fur pelts harvested, surpassing the combined totals of Canada and Alaska. The comparison highlights Louisiana's prominent role in fur trade metrics during the period.
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Alaska
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