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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1931
Page
7
Fragmentary text references new gowns and a form fitted bodice top. The legible parts mention names like Yankhe and Bruyere in an unclear fashion article context with notes about style and ornament.
William Braucher offers bold forecast for fall, naming Notre Dame as national champion and predicting Army, Southern California, Stanford, Northwestern, and Michigan as top contenders. He notes Notre Dame’s schedule strength and surveys rival programs across the nation with confident, playful tone.
The readable text is garbled with references to Utah, Utah athletics, Texas University, Harvard, and training armadillos, but no coherent event, score, or outcome is present to summarize as a news item.
Fragmented dispatch notes a push for state control over dam and waterway provisions amid a first meeting of engineers and pending actions by the legislature. The sparse text mentions 42 indicted individuals in a coal district and a debate on conservation and adoption of new safety standards.
A damaged entry notes a veteran, described as shell shocked, who gained discharge after offering testimony. It mentions an individual named John Newtan as a trap and related discharge. The fragmentary text preserves the core claim of wartime service and discharge based on testimony.
In Cleveland on October 1 former United States Senator Josef France urged the government to sell easy credits or give away its reserves to China. He called for repeal of the Volstead Act and the Eighteenth Amendment and proposed an easy exodus policy to aid an emerging wave of economic change.
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