Landon backs seaway idea but avoids treaty stance
The candidate reiterates support for a St Lawrence seaway as a major national uplift while sidestepping commitment to the 1934 Canada treaty. He aims to oppose the Roosevelt plan for a vast government power system, leaving room to define federal authority and avoid inviting charges of backing utility monopolies.
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Landon
St Lawrence Seaway
Canada
Senate
Roosevelt
Hus
St. Lawrence
Southern Towns leveled by tornadoes
A sweeping series of deadly tornadoes last April devastated southern states. Red Cross relief arrived with food, shelter, and care for thousands of homeless and hungry. Disaster workers mobilized across Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and the Carolinas, with hospital trains aiding Tupelo and Gainesville.
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Red Cross
Gainesville
Tupelo
Mass
Mer Pinss Chapter
Memphis
Mussi
Alabama
Georgia
Carolias
United States
America
Thes
Oil Prices to Stay Firm Through Winter Says Experts
Experts forecast gasoline prices will remain firm through winter and rise next spring. The outlook favors oil companies and employees but creates higher costs for motorists, signaling continued tight fuel markets into the next season.
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E.perts
Turbine Makers Report Backlog and Production Pace
General Electric and Westinghouse compare orders and find 47 on hand with 40 ready for immediate acceptance. At current output, 311 would take two years to fill these orders. Babcock and Wilcox have three years of business at the same rate of production.
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General Electric
Westinghouse
Fli
Babcock & Whincox
217-Year-Old Bible Transfers Within Simon Family
A 217 year old Bible dating from 1735 will pass from the Simon family to Forrest Simon of Cygnet. The heavy Bible weighs about 21 pounds and features wood covers wrapped in embossed leather.
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Jerry City
Simon
Forrest Simon
New Daily Comic Mickel Finn Debuts On Funny Page
A new daily comic character named Mickel Finn appears in the funny page. Readers are invited to start reading and enjoy the light humor and ongoing adventures.
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Mickel Finn
Uncovering a 1928 shell scare in El Paso
In El Paso a reminder of the 1928 Mexican revolution era resurfaced as Sergt. H. S. Bernherdt led a group of children who found an unexploded shell. The object, likely hidden in the city during the conflict, was discovered during play.
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EL Paso
Tex
H. S. Bernherdt
Mickey Finn the Daily Laser Page Debut Character
A new comic figure named Mickey Finn debuts on the laser page daily panel. Readers are invited to follow his adventures as the strip unfolds each page. Strong entities include Mickey Finn and the laser page. The tone mirrors a light feature in a modern newspaper.
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Good Neighbor League
Democratic
Gary
Liberty League
League
Jowell Shouse
Charley Michelson
Hoover
G. O. P. Bigwigs
League Board of Regents
Shouse
Kbrumors
Jerry Nye
Fokker
Nye
McKinley
Abner
Brother Abner
Washington
White House
Congress
Susan B Anthony
Panama Canal
U.S
Pacific
Industrial Conference Board
Tennessee Valley Authority
Commonwealth & Southern
TVA
Commonwealth & Southern 5
Sith
Power Wa
Am Power Pool
David Lilienthal
Chattanooga
Lilienthal
New York
Fdr
London
New York Sharps
Eversons
Louisiana
Rodessa
United Motors
Motorola
Stewart Warner
Arvin
Charles Court
E. F. Whitney
Hone
W. Broad St
Wua
Children’s Union
Henry J. Robison
Ohio State Roll Call Committee
Jr. T. Barnard
Middle Avenue
Elyria
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Sraptr
Mickey Finn
Murbach Coal
O. P. S. Electric Shops, Inc
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