New Jersey Figures in a Fading Political Debate
A scrambled report references Jersey City and New Jersey politics involving the Democratic Party, delegates, conventions, and figures such as Smathers. It suggests tensions within the party, discussions of loyalty, and possible legal or federal involvement influencing upcoming actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
New Jersey
Jersey
National
Mathers
Ap T
New Lyi
Pri
Smathers
Clark
Stary
Torney
Mur
Fragmentary notes from a city council interview described
Fragmented OCR text mentions Louisville and New York figures, a police loner, a theater exit, and a Cleveland Fetcon incident. The legible parts reference a council questioning, love terms, and a plea for lending money, with unclear context and damaged wording.
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Stacy
R Herz
University of Louisville
Valentine
New York
B’s
Cleveland
Fragmentary Library Card Listing Reads Odd Fragments
A damaged OCR fragment lists book titles and authors in a jumbled way. Notable items include Grace by Margaret Maia, Maiden Lane by Teadway Interlude by Faith, Chip of the Flying U by J riteze, and The Desert by an unknown author.
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Yes of Jenat
Grace
Margaret’ Maia
Maiden Lane
Teadway
Faith
Chip
J. Riteze
Desert
Fragmented Local Entry on February Events
The readable fragments mention February dates and local districts including Hope and Naish. Details are incomplete, but reference a February 21 birthday and district activities. The text is garbled and lacks clear individuals, organizations, or concrete events to confirm.
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Hove
Asearae
al Fone
Pete
Rosten to study Hollywood in Carnegie funded project
Paul Harrison profiles Leo C. Rosten, a humorist turned sociologist, who will lead the Motion Picture Research Project in Hollywood under a Carnegie Corporation grant. Rosten, author of Human Kaplin stories, will spend two years surveying the industry with a six‑person staff to produce a book detailing the social and economic dynamics of film making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Leo C. Rosten
Rosten
Carnegie Corporation
Leonard’ Q ‘Ross
Screen’ Colony
Fanny
Social Science Research Council
Washington
California
Ross Ten
Hyman Kaplan
Dinnee
Emmanuel Cohen
Carnegie Corpora_tion
Mition Picture Research Project
100 Years of Baseball Fans Called Cranks
A compact sketch history by Art Krenz chronicles the National Game, noting fan devotion and the long tradition of cranky but passionate supporters across eras. The piece highlights cultural impact, memorable figures, and evolving roles of fans in baseball lore.
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Art Krenz
Greatest Thrill Is Recalled by Cobb
AP Feature recounts Ty Cobb as the era’s standout star who still jokes about clipping coupons and winning a pennant moment. He recalls his 21 year old tie game against Rube Waddell when a late homer tied the score in a 17 inning loss that helped Detroit win the pennant.
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Nie
San Francisco
Ty Cobb
Georgia Peace
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Philadelphia
Cobb
Rube Waddell
Waddell
Athletics
Wild Bill Donovan
Cleveland
Washington
Guards Guard Bank Through London Nights Since 1780
Soldiers with fixed bayonets march through the City at sundown to guard the Bank of England a practice begun during the Gordon riots of 1780. Riots had erupted over Catholic emancipation and required 20 000 troops to quell the unrest.
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London
Bank of England
Home Demonstration Club Leaders Attend Nutrition Meetings
Hempstead extension nutrition specialist Melya Bullington led two training sessions for food preparation and preservation leaders. Demonstrations covered meat cookery canning and beverages. Morning session at Mrs J L Eley Belton drew leaders from Mt Pleasant Wallaceburg Marlbrook Hope Belton and Liberty Hill. Afternoon session at Mrs J E McWilliams Old Liberty gathered attendees from Oak Grove Nebo Liberty Hill Green Laseter Shower Springs and nearby communities.
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Gertrude Conant
J. L. Eley
Belton
A.’ C. McHughes
J. E. McWilliams
J. E. Mosier
Old Liberty
Club
D. M. Collier
Oak Grove
John Laha
Nebo
Dorsey Burns
Howard Thompson
J. E. Starnes
Liberty Hill
Re Li Lewallen
Green Laseter
Ernest Ross
Fred Camp
Osk Grove
J. T. Cumbie
J. B. Skinner
V. M. England
Shover Springs
J. B. Beckworth
G. S. Phillis
Shover Prings
Nolen Bowallmn
Hugh Luseter
Erle Turner
Nebo Club
Hugh Clark
Mildred Loseter
Wilma Luseter
H. C. Collier
Emmet Lewallen
Nashville
Conant
Melvyn Bulllogion
Peels of Pet Peeves and Farm Acreage Mix in Fragments
A garbled New York newspaper office piece lists telephoners peevish about miscalled numbers and busy extensions. It shifts to U S farming with 1938 acreages and a long list of names from Shover Springs and Nashville connected to a meeting and home demonstration agents.
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Walter’ Raleigh
Igh
York
Franees Hubbar
New York
Hun
Blaine
Dullie
Rawlang
Frances
Deni
Denrie
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Eckfords
Jamaica
Atlantics
Interboro
TLE
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Belting
Son
Fiest
Fostier
Hempstead
Melya Bullington
Willette
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Chevrolet
Penge Morera Volve
Young Chevrolet Co
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