Purge Fails in Iowa Primary Victory for Gillette
The Iowa Democratic primary produced a smashing victory for Senator Gillette, denouncing the Purge Committee of the New Deal and defending voters sovereignty. The piece frames opposition to an autocratic national administration as not political death, noting Gillette's stance on most New Deal objectives.
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Gillette
America
Iowa
Gillette Hitself
Anc Sil
Ibslory
Whitehouse
Congress
Purge in Towa Tests Democratic Party Unity
A New Deal era debate plays out as self-appointed lawmakers led by Corcoran Cohen and Frankfurner challenge Senator Cuette. Hopkins presses relief threats while Jimmy Roosevelt wavers, highlighting internal party rifts and the persistence of political power in shaping public office.
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Cohen
Frankfurner
Cuette
Hopkins
Towa
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FO Hess
United States
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Roosevelt
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Political Fallout From New Deal Defeat
The article laments ex-Vor Gilleppecs for opposing the court packing plan, describing his vote as a major sin against the New Deal. It argues his stand harmed his political standing and claims Iowa rejected his vision, praising the state for serving the country and the New Deal.
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Senate
Down
Iowa
Aeronautics Bill Seen As Crucial Yet Fragile in Congress
The Aeronautics bill, once near completion, faces adjournment pressure. Leaders must push to avoid sacrificing the measure which would free aviation from political control. The pact advances key features, creating civil aviation authority and safety duties, with a plan to study aviation incidents and constrain risks while promoting growth.
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Congress
Senate
House
Ushi
Coulerree
Phaang
Ais
Aioe
Real public hero inspires recovery through will to live
Ailing Van, once given little hope, battles infantile Munty Crow damage and overcomes severe confinement. Ely regains breath after 23 minutes outside the shell as family, doctors, and locals bid courage and perseverance to carry him forward.
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Mwe
Jess
Ald Larieuse
Red
Snite Jr
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Congressional probe urged to root out poisonous alienisms
The piece recalls two prior congressional inquiries into alienisms that produced recommendations but no laws. It notes the House authorized a new investigation, seen as needed, yet questions what it will achieve amid the belief that alien elements are poisonous growths to be removed from American soil.
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Congress
House of Representatives
The Voice of New York Colloquy and Reflections
A fragmented excerpt presents a literary columnist voice with reflections on society, poetry, and public figures. It weaves in names such as John Sheihech and Miss Anson alongside cultural commentary on empathy, reform, and a sense of moral duty.
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear local incident report
The readable text shows an aldermanic action against an owner over alleged misconduct. Names, dates, and places are garbled, but references to resignations, buildings, and a public works note hint at municipal disturbance and a related criminal event.
Fragments Reflect Past Events From A Local Era
The fragmented text recalls historical notes from a city era including a military unit arrival in France, a former detective bureau head's death two years earlier, a church lawn evangelistic service, a Lourdes shrine dedication, Children's Day in churches, years of brigand terror, West Shore railroad yard gangs, and a historic dam failure at Elmwowl Park creating an artificial lake that damaged gardens.
Von Papen and a River of Secrets in Postwar Europe
A historical column links Baron Wilhelm von Papen to a string of deaths tied to misplaced briefcases and political intrigue. The piece cites Dorothy Thompson and a 1949 birth control debate, noting war and revolutions shadowing diplomatic missteps as papers chronicle a world of secretaries, assassinations, and political gambits.
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Baron Wilhelm von Ketteler
Totol Krang von Papen
Austria
Danube
Vienna
von Papen
Dorothy Thompson
Fon Lapen
Courage and regulations in a shifting Europe
In a 1938 King Features Syndicate column the author argues for courageous resistance to New Deal policies, urges regulated capitalistic democracy, and links global powers from Russia to Germany and Japan. He critiques pacifist compromises and warns of alliances shaping a volatile world order.
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France
Bacelona
Germany
Thaly
Great Britain
King
America
Cole
King Features Syndicate. Inc
Senate clash over funds for public utilities amid New Deal row
The debate centers on PWA grants to states and municipalities, with Senator Barkley praising presidential intent while opposing restrictions. The scene highlights a shift as the President’s power to allocate funds for publicly owned utilities is questioned and legislative encroachment concerns rise.
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PWA
Tarktey
Senate
Govesnor Tc
Dimvelr
Shipping shifts gears to aviation and shipbuilding lead
The article notes a shift from shipbuilding woes to aviation and road transport as leaders in 1930s industry. U.S. shipyards now under construction include 12,900 ton steam slips and a 24,500 ton passenger liner to replace the Leviathan. Total shipping under construction about 100,900 tons, down from 162,000 two years ago. It warns against public broadcasting schemes and favors private enterprise, commerce, and cautious government action amid global tensions.
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Fight Steam
Tsar
Leviathan
Newport News Shipbuilding and Deydack Company
Balding & Passenger Steamship
Syracuse Newspapers History and Publication Details
The piece outlines the Syracuse Journal lineage from the Western State Journal in 1839 to the Syracuse Daily Journal in 1844 and later consolidations with The Journal in 1925, noting ownership by Syracuse Newspapers, Inc. and key staff such as Harvey D. Curcill and Louis D. Burrill. It lists address at East Fayette and Montgomery Streets and pricing for single copies, weekly, and yearly subscriptions with delivery specifics and postal filing.
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Syracuse Journal
Western State Journal
Syracuse Daily Journal
Syracuas
The
Journal
International News Service
Syracuse Newspapers, Inc
Harvey D. Curcill
Louis D. Burril
M. M. Andrews
East Fayetts
Montgomery Sts
New York
Central
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