Strong Man Rising for Poland Amid Uncertainty
ARSAW Poland faces disorders and unemployment causing concern over public works. General Edward Rydz Smigly emerges as a central figure after Pilsudski's death. Questions linger whether he will operate behind the scenes or take direct rule. Rumors say Moscicki may resign, while Rydz Smigly signals a controlled national direction.
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Arsaw
Poland
Edward + Sralghy
Pilsudski
Emerg
Crice
Rydz-Smigly
Poznan
Katowice
Pitt Sudski
Skladkowski
Rydz- Smigly
Marshal Pilsudski
Moscicki
Te Pilsudski Legionnaires
Russia
Germany
Unclear OCR Fragment Colors Political Talk and Figures
An incoherent OCR excerpt references Congress, Republicans, and Rockefeller with scattered phrases about viewing with alarm and classification. It mentions a boxer from Europe, a “Hing” recliner image, and vague rules about interest and fairness, but the passage is garbled and lacks a coherent event or clear entities to anchor a proper news item.
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Zinnchtek
Europe
Everest
Rockefeller
Local Notes Roundup of Family Visits and Moves
Mrs Lela Kamildal of Forndell and Mr and Mrs Wilton Genny have moved near Fulton. Miss Ethel Gentry spent time with sister Mrs David Yeager of Washington. Harrol Lingard of Battlefield and Bro Cock McBuy appeared Saturday afternoon. Mrs Alice Finley and family hosted guests at the house. Mrs Guevne Gilbert of Fulton visited. Ethel Cornelius and children visit Nashville relatives. Ray Cornelius visits Broken Bow Oklahoma friends. Tom and Bryan Jones shopped in Hope. Louise Gentry and Teen Cornelius attended Miss Wilma Gentry’s wedding. Willie Hubbard visits his brother near Evening Shade.
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Lela Kamildal Childern
Forndell
Wilton Genny
Ethel Gentry
David Yeager
Washington
Wilna Genuy
Harrol Lingard
Battlefield
Bro
Cock McBuy
Piel Joy
Vacation Visitors Return Home from Tow, By, Gulf Trips
Sweet Home Mr and Mrs Horace Hevskey return to their Tow home after vacation with parents. Mrs H Hussey and Miss Ruth Huskey plan to visit Gulf points before returning home. Vada Sue Jones from Tulsa visits grandmother Mollie Wilson and relatives. Fay and Laverne Westburden leave Houston after visiting Mit and Mrs Lee House. H McDougal visits brother W L McDougal. Mrs Ivan White guest of Mrs Mont Harris. Ivan Harris visits sister L Reese McDougal. Lois Hinds of Prescott visits Mrs ML Montgomery. A final line notes Mongolian women with hair wealth.
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Horace Hevskey
H. H. Hussey
Ruth Huskey
Gulf
Vada Sue Jones
Hornet. Jones
Tulsa
Okla
Mollie Wilson
Mis. Baseair
Fay
Laverne
Houston
Texas
Mit
Lee
I H. McDougaled
W. L. McDougalr
Ivan White
Mont Harris
Ivan Harris
L. Reese McDougal
Lois Hinds
Prescott
H. Montgomery
Harmony Needed Most In Townsend Era Politics
The Townsend movement and its ties to Lemke Union party face a unity test as factions clash at Cleveland. Enthusiasm and cash alone won’t win elections. organized campaign effort and cross-group harmony are crucial. Unanswered questions linger about electors, leadership, and whether Townsend, Coughlin, Smith, or Lemke can unite to form a viable ticket.
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Byron Price
Bureau
Associated Press
Washington
Union Party
Cleveland
Townsend
Lemke Union Party
Townsent
Lemke
Townsend Movement
Huey Long
Gerald Smith
Long
Louisiana
Huey
Father Coughlin
Union For Social Justice
Wilt Townsend
Coughlin
Smith
United Actin
Fragmentary Notes on Friendship and a Desert Lizards
A garbled note laments a departed friend and ponders friendship, while a Western Australia mountain devil lizard is described as absorbing water like blotting paper. The fragmentary text blends personal reflection with wildlife observation in a single bulk of phrases.
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Western
Australia
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ROY Anderson and Company
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Opera
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Houston Front
Walnut Street
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P. A. Lewis Motor
Paris
E. Secon St
Barton's
FBI
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Burr
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Skee
Collin
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W. 2Nd St
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