Unhealthy Times in Syracuse Politics and Relief Struggles
The article condemns wartime relief politics in Syracuse as unemployed men suffer while both city officials and WPA fault each other. It calls for bipartisan agreement and immediate work programs, noting rising city salaries and legal costs amid stalled relief projects. It warns the public funds are wasted with no productive results.
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Aly
Syrracuse
Red
Masvin
WPA
Butt
Jun
Welfare Bureau
Dickering
Martin
Lynch
Wise Expenditures For Grade Crossings In New York
The public service commission lists 39 separations completed in 1937 costing five and a half million dollars and 65 projects started to cost about seven million more. The 149 grade crossing separations in the 193% program will require nearly ten million dollars. Hearst papers have long warned against level crossings and the danger they pose to safety. Without these separations fatalities could have reached about a hundred thousand annually instead of near fifty thousand.
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Public Service Commission
Mobile
Hearst
Look
Syracuse Daily Journal history and masthead note
The text records the Syracuse Daily Journal masthead details including its founding date September 3 1922 and subsequent consolidation notes. It mentions publication frequency and carrier delivery terms as part of a historic press record.
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Byracise Joutua
Werters
Jacmnal Creekiy
Marck
Syracave Daily Journal
Flcet
Syraccee Tetegnats Mestly Aneseriotn
Soiey
Vrewspapers, Inc
Marvey D. Wari
Feathering Its Nest and the Bureaucracy
The late James A. Reed warned of government growth in Our Wonderland of Bureaucracy. Since then the 1956 Manual catalogued its own bureaus, and the new farm bill may add 100000 to 300000 bureaucrats to the federal payroll, signaling further expansion.
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James A
United States
House of Representatives
Iam
Payrail
New York Day by Day by O O McIntyre Chronicling Literary Flair
New York diary notes from Elsie Robinson Ruth Briggs and Margaret Subevan among others, recounts Bugs Baers touring the Midwest with 35 speeches in five days, a radio repairman’s $590 in magazine-store checks, and social visits including Dreiser, Hurst, Hepburn, and Correll. It mentions Lilian Lenze Join Fins Dexter Fellows Argentina trip, Orson Welles Caesar staging in Brooklyn, and a satire of 1837 literary scene as Dave Carnegie dominates the period.
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New York
Elsie Robinson
Trenghifer
Ruth Briggs
Clare
Harry Burt
Bugs Baers
mid-West
Theodore Dreiser
Slayburgh
Lady
Fannie Hurst
Hotel Des
Rinsksz Fantiy
John
Nort
Pie Fingling
Lehvefisin
Mister Jawn
Jonn Ringling
Lilian Lenze
Fins
Dexter
Paroled after petit larceny case amid cold snap notes
Historical note recalls a morning parole on a two count petit larceny charge and outlines a jumble of events from a 14 year old cold snap, a 36 mile wind, vehicle thefts, and local economic and civic issues including unemployment, crime, and playground funding. The fragmentary text blends dates, places, and political mentions with weather and social conditions.
March of Events and News Snippets From the Evening Forum
A garbled excerpt cites a late evening gathering with discussions of trades and people named Lee and Carino. The text references February decisions, a lessee, a wish to avoid weeds, and mentions individuals in a somewhat disjointed cast of characters and questions about a mind or motive.
Unclear fragmentary note by Benjamin De Casseres
Fragmentary OCR text by Benjamin De Casseres with garbled phrases mentions Austria and humorists. Readable items include odd references to today and West and a question about Enka Laer. No clear event, date, or structured facts emerge.
Paraded political taunts reveal debt fears in U S senate
The transcript describes heated debate over a massive outlay and alleged manipulation of treasury figures. It cites figures like 3 trillion and 500 billion scopes, mentions Jesse Jones and Garner, and accuses efforts to shift debt into public ledgers. The piece critiques perceived manipulation by politicians and the public's trust in fiscal policy.
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Fes
Seariy
Recov
Jesse Jones
Morsenthaws
Garner
Sen Garner
Fragmented text hints at tax and law talk with unclear figures
The readable portions suggest a discussion of taxes and a new farm law, with references to a bill, financial figures like 33000, and a call to action to prepare for digging or payments. The garbled text mentions figures, dates, and named individuals in a vintage newspaper voice.
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Steck
Dales
Mir Ransevein
Emerson Jaw
Senator Herring Tackles Radio Ghosts and Family Safety
Edwin C. Hill reports Senator Herring of Town attacking radio ghosts blamed for disturbing children. He cites hundreds of parent letters urging action and warns against government overreach, urging democracy and humor without silencing media. The piece contrasts past governors, media power, and public trust in the televised era.
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Harrinz
Iowa
Iss
Congress
Senate
Merring
Tary
Ose
Oscar
JoSn
Chidren
Pelticians
Washington Reverberates as Congress Feels the Blow
Heartzick laments the mood in Washington and the nation as Congress reels from a farm bill crisis. The piece notes lawmakers are fed up and anxious about prestige, with three North Carolina Democrats signaling decisive House action amid ongoing confusion over the conference bill.
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Syracuse Journal
Heartzick
Howie
Toycias i
North Carolina
Delegaton
Withdrawal of Indiana Democrats from Coneters
Two Indiana Democrats plan to withdraw from Coneters for 55, citing personal and financial reasons as the political climate shifts. The piece laments the era of public service and contrasts it with the perceived decline since the New Deal, praising historic statesmen and the nobility of the House of Representatives.
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Bob Resto
Senate
House
Duce Coon
Sara Clas
James K. Po
G.blaine
Sam Randal
William McK
Thomas B Reed
House of Representatives
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