Town celebrates Landon campaign in hometown event
A tiny town gathering honors Alf Landon with a simple home town celebration. Thousands of residents gathered at the governor’s mansion area to hear Landon speak, greeted by warm, friendly locals and old neighbors. Mrs Landon faced the crowd briefly, sparking a tender ovation as the couple poised to join the White House race with a modest, non extravagant campaign.
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Alf
A. Low
Wagepa
Abe
Deree
Independence
Landon
Landen
White House
False Alarm in the Young Lochinvar Department
A fragmented item references a character study and a provincial figure famed for genteel rhetoric. The sketch hints at a misfired alarm and its implications for a quiet, modest persona, with notes on public perception and verbal arts.
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Young
Editorial Comment Continues On Page One
Editorial note discusses millions of Americans troubled by New Dealers policies and the ongoing hope for a government aligned with genuine national well being. The piece reflects concern over political direction and the quest for effective leadership.
Revival Spirit Grows At Baptist Church
Revival Services draw growing crowds at the Baptist church with evening prayer meetings and a Saturday youth event. A featured preacher, noted for experiential ministry, leads a series and fosters a rising spiritual interest among attendees and officers.
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Baptist Church
Uie
Teriad
Weings
Pathfork and friends visit relatives across many towns
A garter and others spent a week with relatives at Drownies Creal and Inaull Grover Sunde, visiting Liddlustons on Saturday. Various locals, including Mr and Mrs Willige Midtledin, Mr. and Miss Shope, and Miss Willy Craig te, are noted visiting relatives and spending time with family near Alva and Bueno Creek.
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My.g. Garter
Tantly
Duthfork
Arthur Kaylny
Alva
Pont jBuiny
Evereth
Ishottpe
Misa Willy Craig
Buell
Bove
Levi Suydarr
Twee Son
Apper
Milkerd
Agent Saini
Pelativk
Buecnos Creek
Nannie Tay
Corti
Mobent Gallen
Iun
Charles
Foy Mie
Finley Maidon
Wiley
Stutth
Lizzie
Political Debate Roils Ahead At Cleveland Convention
The article sketches crowded talks and shifting alliances as delegates gathered in Cleveland. It notes tensions between Republicans and Democrats, predictions on state loyalties, and questions whether voters will sense real change. Names of figures like Cordell Hull and Pinchot appear amid broader party struggle.
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Shellysues
Cordell Hull
Bartlers
Fragmentary sports note hints at gunner Theo Bummsey
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Theo Bummsey and a game or event with Gavihe at ovhin, but the details are unclear. The text suggests a win over a Tw weeks lites or related timing, leaving the outcome and exact teams uncertain.
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Theo Bummsey
Ovhin
Nature Upsets Plans In Artesian Water Project
A garbled local item reports Khooath Bilhi and M Culley involved in drilling a deep well for fresh water. The text mentions an artesian well and potential missteps, with references to heating water and a plan for mothers and storks. Readable parts are fragmentary and unclear.
President Knoxes Warns Against Monopoly Curbs
In Dallas a blunt warning against concentrated wealth was delivered by President Knoxe, urging measures to curb monopoly and defend small private enterprise. He denounced the dangers of monopoly, argued for economic reform, and said the nation could become a land of boarding houses if monopoly continued. The address, given near the Cotton Bowl, emphasized sustained support for reform policies and opposition to critics who fear stifled private enterprise.
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Tex
Knoxevali
United States
K P A Holding Meeting Today in Danville
Danville Kentucky hosts the Kentucky Press Association meeting marking the 26th year of A G Alcock’s secretariat of the group. Editors registered at the Gilcher hotel and a reception followed at Centre College with Dr Charingo F Durek and Mrs Turek. A political rally at Danville High School stadium opened the Democratic presidential campaign in the Sixth District with Senator Rush D Holt and Governor A B Chandler in attendance.
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Danville
Big Sandy
Kentucky
A. G. Alcock
Daily Messenger
Hue
Gilcher Hotel
Charing
Durek
Centre College
Turek
Danville High School
Rush D. Holt
West Virginia
A.B. Chandler
Sixt Distriyt
Benatoy al
Convict May Face Charges in Georgia Escape Case
Federal official says Lekind Ukoney, who escaped from a Georgia peniten tiary, faces transport to Macon for removal after authorities filed a complaint there and Nashville where he and bank robber Robert Williams were captured. both signed warrants for return to the Sedina district.
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Atlanta
Lekind Ukoney
Georgia
Hood
Severn
Petuve Hains
E. Convey
Department of Justice
Harvey
Macon
Nashville
Robert Iwillians
Retovil
Wall
Scoul Leaders Fix Boys Ideal Measurements
New Yorker health and physical standard aims to test youth by a competition sponsored by the Boy Scout Foundation of New York with the New York Board of Education. Boys between 12 and 18 will vie for the Charles Artas Trophy, judged on prescribed measurements for age groups. Officials list detailed requirements including height, weight, chest, waist, hips, and limb dimensions, while noting the annual scope of the program.
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New Yorker
Boycau Foundation of
New York
New York Board of Education
Boy Scouts of America
Charles Artas
Boy Scout
Hwe
May
Bivens
Mystery at Bryce House Unravels In Turbulent Investigation
Detective Keyes intensifies inquiry into Edith Bryce and Laura Randall amid conflicting alibis. Manda the maid reveals Tuesday night and Wednesday events, including visits by Nora and a gray-clad woman, while Laura Randall’s fate looms as investigators probe Margalo’s rumored involvement.
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Wille Keyes
Jayce
Waster
Foster
Keyes
Mrs. Bryce
Nora
Manda
Brice Hind
Alana
Corbin Man Elected President of Kentucky Funeral Directors
Corbin man Louisille Kentucky yesterday was elected president of the Funeral Directors Association of Kentucky at the convention's closing session. He succeeds Kirk P. whose surname and exact title were not fully provided in the fragment.
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Louisille
G O'Neil
Corbin
Kentucky
Kirk P
Byrn Mayefield and Others Elected as Officials
I A Smit Unnwvilld and A G Spillman Bedford elected to view presidency roles. Wenry WW Bradley Bowling Green named secretary and division officer Tucker Bremen assigned as sergeant‑in‑arms.
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Unnwvilld
An A. G. Spillman
Bedford
View Preaidema
Wenry WW
Bradley
Bowling Green
Det. Tucker
Bremen
Surfeant-Alancms
Dares Ended For Hampion Roskar After Skylight Demand
Hampion Roskar ends dares after friends urged him to walk across a skylight. He said the fall of 18 Cort was caused by a stock of electric light bulbs.
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Hampion
Clair Roskar
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