Harris Returns to Washington in Managerial Reassignment
New York November report notes Harris, famed for guiding the Senators to pennants in 1924 and 1925, back to a Washington berth. It discusses Griffith and Harris rebuilding, the 1933 pennant race, and Washington’s injury-hit season versus the Giants, with depth of pitching and hitting talent highlighted.
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Ema
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Ossie Bluege
Lyn Lary
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Jonathan Stone
Dave Harris
Joe Cronin
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Cocktail Hour Hats Reflect Velvet and Russian Glamour
Latest fashion reports highlight formal styles without millinery for cocktail hours and semi formal events. Russian influenced crowns, metal clips, rhinestones, marcasite trim, and velvet fabrics define new designs. A transparent peaked crown with black velvet base features a metal marcasite band and a downturned brim in front with an upturned pointed back. Another model presents a gold lame turban with folded peaked crown, self band trim, and nose veil, angled to the side for maximum impact.
Burden of Power Weighs On Possible Poe Nomination
The piece discusses G O P figures weighing Bo R. Borah for a possible Senate bid and the challenge of uniting right and left factions. It notes the tension within the party, with fear of alienating allies and the risk of divisions amid a shifting political landscape.
Fragmentary Notice Mentions People and Place
Incomplete OCR text references individuals such as Yoen, Sykesville, and names like JM Seert, Dennis Lyons, and Harry. Lacks clear event, date, or location details to establish a coherent news item or outcome.
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Borah’s stubborn voice shapes party debates in history
Byron Price notes Idaho Senator Borah as a towering paradox in American politics. He has long resisted party discipline while drawing attention to leadership debates on party reorganization and parity. Though rarely the author of landmark laws, his amendments and persistent resistance mark his enduring influence.
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Unclear OCR Creates Fragmentary Local Notice
The readable text shows garbled names and phrases with no clear event or entities. It mentions a person, a city, and a date fragment but lacks coherent facts to form a complete news item.
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