Rogers Defeats Rogers in New Hampshire Special
In Manchester New Hampshire Democrat William N Rogers of Wakefield won the First District seat, the first Democratic representative in a decade. He defeated Republican opponent Governor John H. H. Jouett Shouse and others in a snowbound vote. turnout favored urban areas while rural counties lagged. The result boosts Democratic hopes for the 1952 presidential race as sentiment shifts against the administration.
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Manchester
N. H
Jao
William N. Rogera
Wakefield
New Hampshire
John H. Unrt Jett
Tartletta
Rogers
Washington
Jan
Yamyshire
Jouett Shouse
Democratiq Antiandil
Ead Dna
Congress Debates Relief and Reconstruction Bills in 1930s US
Senate and House panels debate unemployment relief and public land studies while considering a 100 million dollar construction bill. Finance and Banking committees review foreign trade actions, government wheat distribution, and a reconstruction corporation plan. Officials urge approval of a large naval building program as a broader recovery push.
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Neval Committee
Muself
Ity
Waye
Commie Falls
Lremoe
Serica
Siurhra
Turkyday
Glare Enre Dillon
Unites
Toesuay
John Herter Kayne
Hed Cross
Eugene Meyer
Federal
Reascea Board
Linder
Mills
The
Treasury
Banking Contiittes
Reconstruction Corporation
Adams
Navy Officiele
Creomulsion Promises Relief from Persistent Coughs
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a complete remedy for persistent coughs and colds, claiming creosote and other ingredients heal inflamed throat membranes and stop germ growth. It promotes recovery of the respiratory system, guarantees satisfaction, and offers a money refund if relief isn’t achieved.
Mother Wounded When Rifle Goes Off Accidentally
A woman, Mrs. Snel Alvarada, 27, was wounded when a rifle discharged accidentally at home. She was holding a baby in her lap when the weapon fired through a doorway into another room. She adult brought to Kubert A Green hospital. police report notes it occurred during an ice rite mishap.
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Bisbrant
Snel Alvarada
Kubert A Green
Weipesity
Flr
Boa Nilpl
Alvaense
Ainst
Hirfiek
Osage Wood Gavel Used by Garner
Washington reports a gavel crafted from Osage orange used by Speaker Garner to call the House to order. The item, noted as part of Garner’s collection, was made by Sam Cowan of Comyn, Texas, and tied to the Farm shop contest in the Poxna Agriculture context.
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Osage
Garner
Washington
Howse
Eden
Sam Cowan
Comyn
Texaa
Birh
Poxna Agricultuen
Colng
Democrats Plan to Assist Hoover Budget Formulation
The Democratic International committee announced plans to back the administration by aiding budget formulation. Net revenue ideas will be developed by the Ways and Means committees to support the balance of the budget.
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Hoover Wasthington
Jin
Ennercasinnal Alley
Gigi Wayn
Omenne
Blaine Blocks Relief Action In Senate
Washington Jan. o The plan to begin consideration of the 2 000 000 000 reconstruction finance corporation bill was blocked when Senator Blaine Hepaldican Wisconsin objected. Under Senate rules consent was needed to bring the measure in. Tenders had hoped to act this afternoon. The delay leaves a chance for action before the week end as administration quarters estimate.
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Washington
D. C
Jan
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Blaine
Hepaldican
Wisconsin
Cinimans
Man Charged in Slaying of Gillian Nagel
Robert Compton Jr. of Gonzales is indicted for the slaying of his high school sweetheart Gillian Nagel, shot at her Drackenridge home. Doctors testified he is likely to become dangerous and may be confined to a state hospital until sanity is restored. Trial paused as sanity findings determine future proceedings.
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Robert Compton Jr
Gonzales
Steellhart
Gillian ‘Nogel
San Antonio State Hospital
Compton
Wiskrien Eourt
Atate
Stqle Hospital
Young Compton
Unaond
Walter “Tynan
Migs Nagel
Drackenridge High
Priduate
Mt. Vernon Court
Compton Teilaml
Guadalupe County
Tlexar County
Robert Compton
Lillian Nagel
Brackenridge High School
Naval aides clash over Adams resignation in Capitol row
Washington D C Jan 6 A political dispute over Secretary Adams and President Loov er's policies drew heated replies from Navy Department leaders. Admiral Pratt warned that without a strong naval program, nation safety could be at risk as Congress considers a 61625 million ships bill.
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Washington, D. C
Adams
Loover
Navy Department
McClintic
Oklahoma
House
Aimms
United Siuka
Nos
United States
Englier
Pratt
Naval Operations
Congress
Exquisitely Furred Coals and Prices Listed
A fragment notes prices for furred items with values including sixty nine fifty and thirty eight dollars. No full context or complete items are provided, but the OCR fragment suggests a catalog or sale listing with furred goods and listed prices.
Undergarment Sale Prices Highlight Silks and Jerseys
Local ad shows dramatic discounts on pure silk slips and rayon pajamas, with dozens of pieces marked down from two to three dollars. Jerseys and undergarments are listed at reduced prices, including slips, vests, bloomers, and petticoats, inviting shoppers to save on widely varied styles.
1200 Fine Kerchiefs at Wonderful Values
A local clothier advertises 1200 kerchiefs offered at a wonderful value of seven for 50 cents, highlighting low prices and bulk stock for shoppers.
Skirts and Blouses Sale Notice at Discount Prices
A vintage ad highlights skirts and blouses at low prices with percent off on stock items. The notice emphasizes satin crepe blouses, satin batiste options, and a 25 percent discount on wool and silk skirts in multiple sizes with white and colored varieties.
Toilet Articles Price List From The Mifflin Store
A catalog of household goods and toiletries with varied prices. Items include Lysol at 0.63, Listerine at 0.63, Hind’s Lotion 0.33, Kleenex 0.74, novel Bath Powder jars 1.00, imported boxed soaps 1.95, atomizers 1.00, Houbigant face powder 0.78, Mayette perfume 0.69, among others.
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Mifflin
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Banking Committee
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Buffalo
N. Y
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Fla
Wiliam N. Hogers
N. AL
Little Rock
Ark
Don
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Institution of Fashion
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Abe Chee Es Pateers
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