Governor Lehman and a Fourth Term in Public Service
Governor Lehman has led New York with a record of deficit reduction, tax cuts, and strong law enforcement. He steered utilities reform, county consolidation, and a new NYC charter, while defending an independent Supreme Court and urging public service continuation over private life.
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Lehman
Offier
Franklin D. Roosevelt Regione
R. Leedlan
Thomas E. Dewer
New York City
United States Supreme Court
Lehman for Senate in New York Urged by Press
The New York press argues that Senate vacancies may elevate Senator Robert F. Wagner and that Herbert Lehman appears well qualified for the Senate. It asserts Lehman’s fitness would satisfy the public and bring honor to himself, while noting Wagner’s possible move upstairs.
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HTS
New York
United States Supreme Court
Robert F. Wagner
Lehman
Senate
Road superintendents oppose roadside sidewalks clash with safety trend
In Onondaga County a meeting of 19 town superintendents rejected building sidewalks along rural highways citing maintenance costs. The stand contradicts nationwide safety push backed by organizations like the National Safety Council and New York Bar Association, as neighbors Camillus Marcellus and others already build along main routes to reduce accidents and fatalities.
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Fenvor
Onondaga
Ore State
Camillus
Marcellus
Sailing
National Safety Council
New York State Bar Association
Red Cross
Dillinger Kin Still Cashing In On Notorious Name
Dillinger relatives continue profiting from the outlaw legend as the Dillinger Band tours the South with a Teeture series and a war exhibit of damaged mannequins, all staged on marble chairs with red paint. Papa John and half brother Hubert seek creative ventures, while a third figure pursues carnival work.
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Dillinger
South
John Dillinger
Hubert Dillinger
Dillinger lectures claim crime does not pay
Disjointed notes allege lectures aim to prove John Dillinger was a victim of circumstances and that crime does not pay. It claims surviving relatives profit by spreading his bloody exploits to gullible locals, echoing Barnum’s line about another sucker born every minute.
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Parker
John Dillinger
Baram
Government Ice Breaks Over Uncertainty in Industry
The piece uses skating season as a metaphor for politics and park collaboration. Industry faces a rift of uncertainty over government plans on reserves holding companies and tariffs. If government offers solid ice, industry would gladly skate.
Oddball New York Letter Snippet Mixes Celebrities and Snippets
A fragmented New York diary fragment blends celebrity names and quirky remarks from Feb 5. It riffs on actors Tom Mix and Ziegfeld alums, radio hosts, and fashion notes while touching on TVA projects and a vague primary. The tone is brisk, satirical, and collage-like with scattered names and vague references.
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Chicago
Willians Rhinelander Stewart
Lee Shutert
Ziegteidels
Hollywood
Tellet Tow
Sam Remmedt
Paris
Niyia
Fxi
Duncan
Harriet Hocter
TVA Dams and Economic Vision Spark Senate Debate
The article surveys TVA power dam projects and their claimed role in national economic and social development, noting government aims to promote organized growth over past ad hoc progress. It references reactions from figures like O. O. McIntyre and mentions Churchill, Farouk coronation talks, and cultural tidbits, framing the TVA debate within broader national discourse.
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Senate
Tanneases Valiay
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Imain
Goteer
Amsantes
March of Events on Europe and Asia in The News
The piece surveys literary figures and events, mentioning Thomas Hardy, Dorebester, and Emerson, with reference to wartime context and forged or misinterpreted currents in Europe and America. It weaves newspaper mentions of writers, themes of tragedy and drama, and hints at public interest in cultural figures amid changing global events.
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Thomas Hardy
Max Gate
Dorebester
Concord
Mass
Pee Weete
Fragmentary Meditations on History and Society
The excerpt presents a garbled meditation by Benjamin DeCasseres on ancient and modern thought. It references Heros, Peraeus, and late antique or medieval ideas, hinting at cyclical history, political awakenings, and the role of civilization. The text weaves ancient themes with contemporary critique, noting confusion and misinterpretation across eras.
City Budget and Crime Echo Through Decades
Fragmented history recounts budget shifts from 19 years ago, a night watchman alarm, and early city actions. It recalls storms, floods, and cold snaps impacting Syracuse, with references to Waterworks founder, Fortmently Club, and a gas crisis. Mentions Wilson, the State Grange, and the Celestial weather of decades past.
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State Grange
Wilson
State Armory
Virginia Tax Revision Sparks Supreme Court Debate on Burden
Bruce Gustin reports a Virginia critic warns the proposed tax plan would burden family owned businesses and compel owners to surrender control or sell assets. He notes penalties could exceed forty nine thousand dollars a year if overstock is held by a few individuals, highlighting fears the policy targets successful small enterprises.
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Godleman
Virginia
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The Everest Myth and German Himalayan Plans
A historical feature outlines German explorers eyeing a dangerous ascent to one of the Himalaya peaks, with Mount Everest as the epic horizon. It recalls past expeditions, the perils of high altitudes, and the native landscape guarding sacred sites as nations push toward record climbs.
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Germany
Himalay
Xanea Parhat Aear
Nanse Partat
Tibet
Pasl Bauer
Naling
Nen
Seture
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