The Daily News Publisher Guidelines Note
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Naval Arms Race Ties to Treaty Limits and Pacific Ambitions
The text weighs whether new authorized construction under the London Naval Conference reduces the naval arms race between the United States and Japan. It argues both nations claim treaty compliance while each seeks stronger navies to vie for Pacific dominance, with underlying motives of China Manchuria and Eastern Siberia and tensions looming toward the 1935 naval conference.
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United States
Japan
Tneton Tas
Tokio
Wii
Washington
Pacific
China
Manchuria
Siberia
Auto Industry Faces Slowdown Yet Signs of Recovery
The automotive sector shows rising output in early 1935 but faces a subdued mood from 1929 norms. Higher sales across car and truck segments reflect improved demand, liquidity, and farm prices, challenging the view that big car owners will stick to small models. Prosperity linked to the auto industry remains crucial for the broader economy.
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Phils
Ubien
Unclear text fragment on agricultural acreage bonuses
Fragmentary note mentions a large bonus amount and acreage reductions but lacks coherent details. Indicates agricultural regions and possible policy or land measures, but specifics are unreadable.
Fragmented editorials on Cuba and world peace
The text fragments criticize Republican type politics and refer to Cuba as a source of sugar. It argues public misperception of actions in Cuba and suggests focusing on Cuba to maintain peace when major powers halt meddling.
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Senta Monce
Cel
Cok
Demotravic
Cuba
Court News Marriage Licenses Listed Across Several States
A batch of marriage licenses appears, naming numerous couples with ages and addresses. Entries include Laurence Dommy and Ruth Weaver in Pane iprogk, Lester Beavers and Dorothy McCauley in Sterling, James Scwil and Charlotte Hoffman in Harrisburg, Karl Johnson and Sara Brunson in Danville, and others from Washington DC to Muncy Valley and Bethesda, all dated in the period.
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Laurence Edward Dommy
Ruth Sappe Weaver
Sain
Paneiprogk
Lester L Beavers
Dorothy Mare McCauley
Sterling
James Painp Scwil
Third Strest
Charlotte H Hoffman
South
Karl Johnson
Danville
Ssran A Brunson
Harrisburg
Streep
Silver
Savey
Washington, DC
Robert B Hull
Florence B. Hazard
Washington
D. C
Willis No Myers
Mabel Cheatnut
Muncy Valley
Stanley Manahan
Deerfield
Annabelle Sickles
Thurmont
John A McCabe
Bamat
Third Street
Mary R Leathrrman
East Patrick Street
Franklin E Watkins
Mary Trene Curtin
Luther A Kine
East
Ptfth
Lena I Shry
Frederck
Harry A. Biden
Margaret J Stouck
Lewistown
Lewis E Gohen
Evelyn E. Keller
Binghamton
N.Y
Richard H Clark
Chevy Chase
Lucian Shoemaker
Bethesda
Thirteenth Grossnickle Blessing Family Reunion Held
The Grossnickle Blessing clan held its thirteenth annual reunion at Grossnickle’s church near Myersville with relatives from Michigan New York Delaware Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania. A full program featured songs solos and plays led by Rev I R Stottlemyer Mrs Bowman and others, a basket lunch, and a business session electing officers for the next gathering set for August 4 1934 at the same venue.
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Grossnickle’s Church
Myersville
Withels
Michigan
New York
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Bowman
I R Stottlemyyer
Bowman Myersville
Valley of the Moon
Jane Metzger
Choke
Vinduelle
North Manchester
Ind
Milas
Myra A. Bohn
Rose Marie
Edna Baumgardner
F Blubaugh
Reading
Chloe Carty
Skrong
Grossnickle
Henry
Donald Leatherman
Confesta
Roy Leatherman
Leslie A. Bohn
Waynesboro
Roy W. Grossnickie
Myeraville
Eaeres Tary
Nora Tomas
R Baumgardner
Thelma Grosanickie
I. BR. Stotte
Public Health Exhibit Opens as Maryland Medical Team Leads
Twenty years ago Frederick reports a Public Health Exhibit opening with Dr Samuel J. Fort and Curtis L Lyon in charge. Descriptive charts and demonstrations drew visitors to the Maryland Medical and Chi in a display at the CA building. An accident on Church Street injured Mrs Martin L Firestone and Mrs Chacks Renn as a horse spooked a buggy, causing falls and minor injuries to several bystanders.
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Maryland Medical and Chifi
Samuel J. Fort
Curtis L Lyon
Historic wine cask at Heldelberg castle described
A brief note recalls a great wine cask at Heldelberg castle built in 1644 with 600 hogsheads. A later French successor held 800 hogsheads. The massive brow bands and staves weighed 11,000 pounds, with other fragments mentioning birds and a rising temperature.
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Heldelberg
Tammany at Bay and the 1934 New York election outlook
Bruce Atton cites James E Finegan as a key anti Tammany voice outlining charges of waste and inefficiency in New York City administration. The book warns that indictments must be up to date for the fall campaign, with the 1934 budget and relief scandals shaping the fight. Published by Dodd Mead and Co.
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James E Finegan
New York
Jimmy Waer
New Yrk
Tammany
Scndals
Tammany T
Finegan
Beloge
Dodd, Mead and Co
Health care guidance on insect bites and bites care
A health column explains how to treat insect bites and stings from wasps, centipedes, spiders, fleas, and dogs. It emphasizes cleaning wounds, using cold compresses, dilute ammonia or menthol solutions, and caution with rabies risk, plus general prevention and destruction methods.
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Fain
Colé Compras
Pau
United Braves
Predominant Excell ence Amid Sun Theory Notes
Aged prose blends spelling quirks with word study. The text defines predominant as having ascendancy over others and superior. It mentions a 13 000 degree term for the sun and emphasizes daily vocabulary growth through repetition of a word.
Economy Ensemble Hails Fall Fashions In Preview
A fashion feature outlines the Economy Ensemble line as a major fall offering with 10 advance ensembles. Descriptions include coats, frocks, skirts, scarves and furs, highlighting fabrics, colors, and tailored details. The presentation shows wool coats, velvet suits, and coordinated accessories in burgundy, green, and grey themes.
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Rita Ferrie
Fastigs
Paty
Dovic
Pac’ Rowest
Simi- Bart
Dreemeker
Fragmented Biblical Verse Fragment in Odd Text
The passage presents distorted biblical wording with references to I Corinthians 3:14 and a character named Dr. Younes. It contains garbled phrases about garments and rewards, lacking coherent context or clear event. The text reads as a scrambled quotation with no observable news event or identifiable people beyond the scriptural reference.
Today In History and Birth Anniversaries Displayed
A collage of historical anniversaries and notable birthdays lists figures such as Herbert Hoover and Hugo Eckener with birthplaces and dates, plus general notes on Missouri statehood and the Naval Academy founding. An astrology section offers a horoscope about perseverance and ambition.
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Missouri
United Saztes Naval Academy
Annapolis
Smithsonian Institution
Washinuon
D C
Conares
Forwner
Herbert C Hoover
West Branch
Iowa
George Fried
Mariner
Woresster
Mass
Porter Adams
Vermont
Washington, D. G
National Aeronautic Association
Andover
Mase
Edward L Doneny
Los Angeles
Operator
Fond .du Lac
Wis
Piof Willam E Hocking
Harvard
Tom
Cleveland
Henry K Murphy
New York City
New Haven
Cent
Laurence Alayon
Hugo Eckener
Fragmented 1930s Quotes and Attributions
A garbled OCR sample presents fractured quotes attributed to figures such as Frith Scheff Louis Murphy Jacob Sondering Vitoun Kicujiro Isai Ogden Mills Huey P Long and others. The text mixes themes of greed fear terrorism and politics with many misspellings and broken names.
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Louis Murphy
Croquet and Yacht Hobbyists Shine in New York Parks
In New York City parks enthusiasts pursue croquet at Union Club and New York Bowling Club with veterans and women players. Sailing model boats draw attention at Conservatory Lake with seven foot scale yachts. Loudoun County Fair plans a horse show and exhibits under an active committee with schedules pending.
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Trai Park
Doszhoust Nesroy
Anders
Weetamoe
Enterprswre
England
Cowes
Conservatory Lake
H. Prince
Gerald Lamber
Harold B. Vanderbilt
Berreck
Uyess
Loudoun County
Purcelvill
McCray
D.C. Sands
Clifton
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