Landon Endorses Labor Rights in Letter to Thomas
In a reply to a Socialist candidate, Landon states labor unions have the right to organize and to choose organizers, asserting freedom from employer coercion. The note cites employer intimidation as a violation of worker freedom while linking Maine campaign activity to national GOP efforts and Knox’s Chicago nomination ceremony.
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Topeka
Han
CAI
Aye Mandon
Nora ‘Thomas
Thomas
Landau
Airplanes And Autos Evacuate Fire-Trapped Mission Canyon
Fire-driven evacuations rolled through Malta Montana as planes ferried 16 women and children from Mission Canyon while autos evacuated workers from the Little Ben and August mines and St Pauls Indian mission. Miners and families were moved to safety though structures at the August mine were destroyed and the mine camp San dusky suffered closure. The blaze broke out after workers had regained control of a large area earlier in the week.
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Malta
Mont
Little Rockies
Here
Mission Canyon
Reidentang
Sandusky
St. Paul's Catholic Indian Mission
Little Ben
August
Patterson Named Executive Secretary by State Aid Board
In Baltimore on July 30 the Board of State Aid and Charities unanimously appointed J. Mitton Patterson of Cumberland as executive secretary, making his position permanent.
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Baimore
Board of State Aid and Charities
J. Mitton Patterson
Cumberland
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperature Notes
Weather record details include two hours of precipitation ending 7 a.m. today and July normal and actual totals from multiple years. The entry notes dewpoints, yesterday and last year temperatures, plus moonrise and cloud conditions with mixed garbled terms.
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Jay
The New Deal In Washington
A 1936 overview discusses John L Lexis and labor forces shaping steel industry policy. It highlights the Committee for Industrial Organization, United Mine Workers, American Federation of Labor, and federal agencies allied with New Deal objectives. The piece notes Roosevelt and Lewis political maneuvering, potential labor party talk, and the role of the Wagner Act and enforcement bodies in the steel fight.
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Washington
John L Lexis
America
Committee For
Sidusteia
Orgateation
Mies
Lesis
United Mine Workers
American Federat'in
Labor Bullsing
White House
Steel Corporations
A. 7
L. Craft Undans
Inc
C.F
C. I
St Ives
Tnnd
Lelose
Allance
John [Ruts
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lewis
Pennsylvania
New Deal
Ated
Sted
Walt
Diyedustry
Provident
Fusene Grice
Fron & St Instute
J.P. Marsan
Comanlitee
National Labor
Department of Justice
Moinspsty
Indutey
Te Is
Harry Hopkins
Wra
Pera
Rogevelt
Copsright
NPA Heryce
Ines
Gift Presented After Prayer Meeting Service
Miss Schanitz receives a farewell gift after ten years of service at the Caahay church. Dr. A Aver Radcuit presents money. Miss Schantz thanks the congregation. Pastor Dr. Benjamin W. Marks led the prayer service and sermon. She plans to leave Sunday for Scranton, Pa., with Mr. and Mrs. Toy Atkinson, visiting Boston next fall.
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Mise
Anna M Sehautz
Caahay
A. Aver
Schanty
Schaniz
Jensing
Schan
Scramon
Toy Atkinson
Frederick
September Corn Price Jump Sparks Local Concern
Shaky OCR text describes a sharp rise in September corn prices and references the Department of Vane and local damages. Imprecise phrases about rents, payments, and costs hint at economic stress while noting a damaged asset and mid-1900s currency values.
Hood Enrollment Area of Year Ago Denies Naval Secrets Sale
A court proceeding details Hood enrollment area history from the prior year and alleges the sale of naval secrets. The document mentions a $10,000 bond and outlines charges related to espionage actions, with references to witnesses and government authorities.
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HOOD
4 H Gira Club Elects Officers and Show Highlights
Officers of the 4 H Gira Clubs of ek Counts were elected on the 2nd, with Miss Judith Uy as secretary and treasurer. About 10 members attended. a fashion show and an annual exhibit were planned, with a noon lunch in the armory and judging of exhibits for cloths, towels, and sewing items. Sixty eight members entered an appreciation contest naming selections. Diamonds valued at over 4000 were part of the feature.
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Dudith
Ines Theo
Baste Nest
Agatha Hore
Atisg
Charlotte Leach
Braddork
Mary Filzabeth Stauffer
Walkers Vicce
Hilda Flock
Tie River
Braddock
Suich
Fos
Ftward Kresge
Rush Nicatemis
Calvary M
Archin Marin
Washington County
Deamnaker
Gil Cotest
Fragments Reflect Scrambled Historical Note
Readable text fragments describe unclear events and names, with distorted terms like Greystone Sondae and Honey Forks. The piece hints at dates, locales, and a memorial mood, but key facts are obscured, leaving an enigmatic, partial snapshot of a historical notice.
Pennsylvania relief talks stalled by hunger march controversy
In Morrisburg Pennsylvania the hunger marchers and lawmakers met amid a months-long stalemate over a 500000 relief program and jobless army protests. Governor Harte hosted the conference at his home to discuss a compromise with Republican and Democratic leaders, while past gallery jeers quieted.
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Morrisburg
Repabasan
Democrate
Dram
Senate
Harte
Time For Filing Of Bill Of Exception Extended
The Maryland Circuit Court granted a thirty day extension for filing bills of exception in the case of Mrs Emerson against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company and Howard St Poe Hagervoun owner of a bus struck by a train at Storkville crossing April 12, 1935. Attorneys seek appeal from a jury award of 4500 to Emerson for her daughter Pearl, an occupant of the bus, and hope to obtain right of appeal while bills are finalized.
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Ming
Mra
Hessie Lo Emenon
Willamsport
Baltimore and Ohio Nairoad Company
Howard St
Poe
Hagervoun
Storkville Crossing
Hammond Urner
Emerson
Railromt Company
Cay
Pearl
Ins
Wallam Pasion Lane
Abagerstown
Eile
Parly Road Company
Lane
New England
Din Far Chee Welts
Willam M. Storm
Ellsworth
Hurricane May Strike Near Pensacola Florida
A Weather Bureau advisory says a tropical storm could threaten the Pensacola area with possible hurricane conditions. Forecasts indicate the disturbance may move northwest from Mexico toward the Florida panhandle later today, bringing winds of hurricane strength and strong tropical activity.
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Jarkaonvdie
Pla
Weather Bureau
Tla Owom
Mexico
Orida
Conrad Stoke
Entacoa
Roelke Named Turnkey At The Jail
Roy Mosier announced he would name Reehard Roecke as turnkey at the jail. The appointment follows a prior removal and appears tied to duties over parking ground and court access.
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Roelke
Roy Mosier
Reehard DD Roecke
Rasimone SoThatcher
Ehenlt
Sanday Mori G
Seven Wonders of World Echo In Grand Canyon Debate
The piece notes a wide voyage by a group led by Mr Petra to meet leaders from Attica to Albuquerque visiting Elks memorials. It mentions a convention at the Dianore hotel in Los Angeles with a 2200-seat bowl and a reception route through multiple cities, highlighting the traveler’s role and various honors.
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Grand Canyon of
Arizona
Petra Ys
Iip
Los Angeles
Retin Girard
Dude Yous City Supreme Court
Mivern
Nie Spelab Fran
Pativhin
Cuba
Ciovernors
Attica
Ae Ettdes
Elks Memorial
Mendon
Albuquerque
N.oat
Los Angeles the Clyd
Riks' Dhante Bans Vod Dinany Corps
Dianore Hotel
More Than $100 Needed For Playground Work
City Playground Commission reports total contributions now stand at 632.37 dollars under Mayor Lloyd Culver. Between 100 and 200 dollars more are needed to keep parks open this season, while public donations continue to accumulate from an array of individuals and groups.
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Nord Os
Tutle
Talay Hoke
Virginia Weldtman
Karl Jreotson
Robert Warhelit
Aire Helma AL Mowers
Adjutant Agit
Co Morris
Mra Stmuller
Wrath Morty
Joseph W. Baker
Jern W. McGomas
Betty Markey
James Zimmerman
Ties M. Williamson
Homer Muller
Lesiie
ET Thipeley
Dorothy
Nride
CO Mevie Robert
Die Kine
Geraltine Keel
Cole
Jahncke Ousted From Olympic Committee Leadership
The International Olympic Committee removed Jahncke of New Orleans as he was replaced by Avery Brundage of Chicago. Brundage, elected president of the American Olympic Committee, faced opposition from those who favored Germany participation and questioned Jahncke’s attendance. Japan and the Vinland bid for the 1910 Olympiad faced lobbying and controversy as candidates prepared for the games.
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Restin
International Olympic Committee
Tenettre Jahuicke
New Orleans
Avery Arundage
Chicago
Japan
Vinland
Jahness
Tredever
Navy
Germany
Hrundage
Don
Camaloet
Williamson Wedding Held for Williamson and Gittings de Mullet
Mrs Williamson wed Wednesday in Baltimore where daughter Etten Williamson married Eugene Gittings de Mullet of Baltimore. The ceremony at St Peters was performed by a clergyman and attended by friends and family from Washington and Frederick counties.
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Mra
Albine Willamsen
West Church Street
Haw Canqunemt
Eteten Tacs Willamson
Eugene Gittings de Mullet
Maltimore
Cent
Prederick
Washunton
Mhe Foends
Loyalists Suffer Heavy Losses in Northeast Spain Ambush
Report from Peepikinan France dated April 30 states over two thousand royalist troops were killed when ambushed by rebels outside Vorigor. Witnesses claim fascist followers, aligned with a nationalist faction, reported large casualties at Magneres de Lirton near the border as they promised to crush the rebel stronghold.
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Peepikinan
France
Omaiataineers
Thera
Teday
Vorigor
Spain
Wrench
Magneres de Lirton
Celumna
Vaseiyt
Spanish Civil War Turmoil Shifts as Rebels Rally Near Zaragoza
Reports from Valencia and Seville indicate insurgents gain ground as Loyalist forces clash around Zaragoza. Government claims normalcy in Madrid and Barcelona while evacuation of Americans from Madrid to Valencia continues amid conflicting dispatches. Rebels broadcast Seville claim rebel victory at Valencia and call for support.
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Royal Plades
Barcelona
Valencia
Madrid
Teg TV
London
Port
Motor Cams Pany
Brithy Armores
Reeporte Reizure
Spain
Duis
Cata
Promius
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Roosevelt
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Oppme
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Teague
George Terns
Reeve
Otal Wash
Inston
Rome
Tlareen Senate
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Sehautz
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Rane
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Notte
White City
Denver
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Petroto
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Plerida
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Yale Unisereity
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Pash Beattat Suler
Predeck
Delaware
Catunbia
Axia
Steenath
Goton
Jyvem
Jahncke
Olympic Committee
Avery Neundage
Mace
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Carton Watts Beierdek
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