October 30 19s Daily News editorial notice
Notice from The Daily News outlining policy on publication of news items and source authority. Mentions editor responsibilities and corrections upon being brought to the editor, with reference to post office mailing and reputational concerns.
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Farm Exodus Reverses as Homebound Farmers Return
The piece notes a shift from urban migration back to rural areas in the Middle West. It cites returning farm families selling or abandoning leases during the boom and buying farms again at lower prices, hoping for normalization and less debt.
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Te Chien
Middle West
Sol
Modern Cowboys Sail The Skies In Cattle Ranching
An old West cattle ranching piece notes that 4 percent of big ranch operations use aircraft for fence riding and transport. On a 190000 acre Nebraska ranch the crew covers 65000 miles yearly by air and by truck. Aviation expands range, cutting distance and aiding the cattle business at scale.
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West
Nebraska
Year of 133 Weers and Dedicated Weeks in Propaganda
A magazine notes a year with 133 weeks of 'weers' and 4 135 dedicated weeks. Holidays Easter week and other days hinder propaganda efforts, suggesting most weeks be assigned to a single purpose. The piece discusses how calendars fill with holidays and "special" days, reducing impact and making campaigns less effective.
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Unclear OCR Item Reflects Stock Exchange and Names
Fragmentary clipping notes the New York Stock Exchange and a stock figure of 287 088 from last year. It references individuals like Kelsey and Winkinis, but the text is garbled and names are uncertain.
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Beverly Hills
Caul
Kelsey Mare
New York Stock Exchange
Japanese Ace Strength in Battle Report
A battered OCR summary notes Japan's military might in ongoing conflicts. The piece references tactical ferocity and strategic advances as forces clash and nations respond to the evolving theater of war.
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Norizon
Japan
Teester
Bbe
Romedy
Fat Nat Reon
Wecek
Bente Mas
Erurrow
St Paul Parish Hosts Busy Sunday Council and Services
A joint council meeting at St Paul Parish discussed the new pastor elect Rev. Schmidt of Johnston Pa and his upcoming start in November. Attendees included families from nearby towns and several visitors. a Sunday service at 10 o'clock was announced with a church supper to follow in the hall.
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Harney Harney
Dewey Ocner
Willkun
Robern
Samuel Biker
Parfield
Schmidt
Johnston
Jovn
St Paul Plarney
Twedies
Halkoon
Marry Ancedl
Sulis
Werr
Mabel Thoms
Johnstowe
Pit
B Horton
Wosel
Eversty
John Radle
Isobel
Steelton
Robert Aneel
Gettysburg
Charlss Hest
Rha
Chirester Moose
Meurleettines
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
The fragment notes historic recalls in Frederick with scattered names and events. It references an annual report era items and a wedding reception. The readable text hints at a past community record covering residents, freight, and local incidents of note.
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Frederick
Sausage and Menu Notes From A Busy Kitchen
A rambling kitchen guide lists sausage preparation methods for fresh and parboiled links, recipes with turkey and pork, and bake and simmer tips. It includes suggested meals like sausage stuffed apples, rice pudding, and a family menu covering breakfast to dinner with a focus on hearty, homey fare.
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Macon
Sansary
Gad Doeert
Park Joe Viel
Hoop Wales
Irmo
Mike
A Book A Day Renaana Got a Royal Autobiography
A fragmentary notice discusses a forthcoming autobiography titled The Story of My Life and After. It claims the author, Renaana, writes about Queen Victoria and Grandmamma Vicky, King Edward, and King Carol of Romania, with a coronation ending in 1914. The piece notes the tutor influence on Carol and critiques royal life as harsh and unfeeling.
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Grandmamma
Vicky
Edward
Bertie
Ana
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Russia
Serbner’s
Baltimore electors face grand jury charges over ballot stuffing
Four Baltimore election judges were presented on criminal charges by a grand jury in Baltimore today for alleged stuffing of precinct ballot boxes in a primary election. The men named are Pret H. Mul Theodore Sacknot George A. Elseffer and John E. Doran. Bail was set at 1,000 on each count.
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Baltimore
Rrand
H. Mul
Theodore Sacknot
George A. Elseffer
John E. Doran
Board of Election Supervieors
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Funeral Attendees Return From Mrs Rout's Sister's Service
Mr and Mrs Ira Raut return to the city after attending the funeral of Mrs Rout's sister Mrs Been in Uniontown Pennsylvania Saturday afternoon. Leese died Wednesday at her home in Uniontown. she leaves two brothers L and Biddla J with others. A piec e dated from Uniontown to Cumberland Wy escaped accident. Also notes on Zonta meeting at the Hotel with speaker Ignatius Bjorles and remarks on service clubs and fundamentals.
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Ira Raut
Rout
Been
Central Christian
Leese
Weday
Biddla
Aid James Baldle
Dis
Unionbywn
Accam
Seese
Uniontown
Cumber
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Michael EL Pue
Ignatius Bjorles Preno
R. Ames Hen- Keim
Honno
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Controversy Ends as New Clothing Code Approved
Balimoré Oct 20 The union’s clothing issue ends as Colman approves to bring the garment code to a formal conclusion. Washington officials had earlier reviewed the agreement while Lynard Weinberg, the attorney for the NRA, stated the terms were redeployed. The case centers on the recovery clothing code and its acceptance under the act.
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Balimoré
Uion
Clotme Colman
Washington
Lynard Weinberg
Grest
Gerdigy Gilphe
Hauptmann Guarded as Lindbergh Case Moves Ahead
Mrs Bruno Richard Hauptmann accepted nightly guarding for her husband in the Hunterdon County jail as he awaits trial for the Lindbergh kidnap murder. Three silent guards stand watch in the bull pen in front of his cell while his counsel M Fateor t remains the only associate allowed entry to the pen for discussions.
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Flemington
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmannn
Hunterdon County
M. Fateortt
Hiauptirarnn
Surprise Birthday Party in Cordell Home Honors 34th Birthday
A surprise party at Harvey Cordell and wife’s home near Jefferson honors Mr. Cordell on his thirty fourth birthday with gifts, games, cards and refreshments. Attendees include multiple families from Harrisonburg Virginia and surrounding areas, listing numerous relatives and friends.
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Harvey
Cordell
Jefferson
Perry Bridepor
Mary Bilizajbeth
Raymond Eyler
Joh Gross
Austin Hale
Douglas Castle
Carl Walsh
Rudy
Earl Wachter
Evelyn
Edward Davis
Marty Alice
Lois Jean
Lloyd DroGrange
Daughiter
Love
Oscar Smith
Hattie and
Clayton
Harvey Cordell
Marion
Ruby
Rosari] Smith
All Saints Church Observes Feast With Holy Communion
The Saint s feast at All Saints ch urch will begin with Holy Communion at 7 o clock on Thursday and 10 o clock in the morning. Rev. Hooff marks seventy five years in the pastorate as the church hosts a 7 30 to 9 reception led by St Mary s Chapter of the Guild and the Woman s Club. All Saints was established 192 years ago, before Frederick was chartered, with many attendees expected at the reception.
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All Saints
Douglass Hoof
Mr Hooff
Gladlock
St. Mary’s
All Saints Church
Frederick
Princely Scout Joins Hitler’s Army in Berlin
Prince Hubertus of Prussia, third son of the late Town Prince, gains his grandfather’s permission to enlist in the Reichswehr. He would be the first Hohenzollern to bear arms for the Third Reich, while two brothers, Wilhelm and Louis Ferdinand, are linked to the regime. Wilhelm leads Stahlhelm and Louis Ferdinand serves as a pilot in the Air Defense Union led by Hermann Goering.
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Berlin
Prince Hubertus
Prussia
Adolf
Air Defense Union
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Vitamin D and Ascorbic Acid Facts From Health Report
Health expert outlines the isolation of ascorbic acid vitamin C and the role of vitamin D in bone health. Studies note potential links to rheumatic fever, calcium and phosphorus use, and blood components. Artificial vitamin D sources include cod liver oil irradiated foods milk and UV exposure. Pregnant women may need careful calcium absorption management.
Bible Thought Violence and Salvation in Ezra Verse
Fragmentary quotation mixing biblical lines with commentary from Jeremy Taylor. References to violence, destruction, salvation walls and gates appear amid garbled phrases and misordered words. No clear event, date, or identifiable source location is provided.
Clever, this rip snorting team of Hecht and MacArthur
A chaotic New York scene unfolds with Hecht and MacArthur involved in a restaurant dispute over money leading to a dramatic torn conscience over a disputed check. The tale weaves through onstage and offstage antics of famous stars and the social circles around the clubs and dinner parties.
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Paul Harrison
New York
Bill Hecht
Charles Wlacer
Mr. Moore
Hecht
MacArthur
Dipismat
Today In History and Notable Births and Deaths
A jumble of historic anniversaries lists Richard Brinsley Sheridan born 1731 and died 1816, Adiel A Livermore born 1811, Elizabeth L Comstock born 1815 and died 1891, Andrew J Downing born 1813, Roscoe Conkling born 1829, William Mackenzie born 1849, William W Renwick born 1864, with notes on 1867 French troops entering Rome and a fragmented account of explorers in Siberia and Verdun.
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Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Adiel A. Livermore
Meadville Theological School
Bor
Wilton
N. H
Elzabeth L. Comstock
England
Andrew J. Downing
Newburgh
Roscoe Conkling
Utica
N. Y
United States
Ucea
Albany
N.Y
New York City
Sir William Mackenzie
Canadian Northerm Railway
Ontario
Toronto
William W. Renwick
New York
Lenox
Mass
Rome
George W. de Leng
Mowant
Ison i Verdun
Birthdays Chronicle of Notable Figures
Today marks birthdays for Gertrude Atherton a San Francisco writer born there 77 years ago and for Dr Walton H Hamilton Yale law professor and NIRB member born in Tennessee 53 years ago. Also noted is Radolph Peres a White House executive clerk in charge facing unspecified duties.
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Yale
National Industrial Recovery Board
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White House
Movis Actor Plans Retirement Cited By Source
The fragment mentions movis actor planning retirement after years in the field and comparing years of involvement. It references bankers fearing government credit impairment from recovery expenses and remarks on social legislation momentum in England. It also notes opinions from figures including Dr Thomas H Heary of Georgetown University.
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American Bankers’ Asssoit
England
United States
Unclear Names and Facts Across Fractured Text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals from Washington and California, ages 62 and 48, with references to professors, diplomats, and writers. Content is garbled with misspellings and inconsistent phrasing, making exact roles and events uncertain. no coherent news item emerges.
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