Roosevelt letter on Free Press contrasts with actions
The piece cites Franklin D Roosevelt's letter to the Brooklyn Daily Eagle praising a free press and truth in news, then argues his presidency contradicts those ideals. It notes White House briefings, press secretary tips, and alleged government propaganda while defending editors pursuing truth and independence.
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Franklin D Roosevelt
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Roosevelt
Zenger
White House
Sherman Minton
Roosvelt
Brooklyn
Charlee McCarthys
Copyright
Ledger Syndicate
Tree sprouts from auto as seed plants in car bumper
A seed sprouted in a Holland Mica A car rooted between the front fender and body. The owner, surprisingly, is C. E Ripley.
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C. E Ripley
Citizens Build Road on Good Roads Day in Temple
For the seventh year residents of Temple New Hampshire joined in Good Roads Day constructing a section of road in return for a dinner prepared by local women.
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Temple
Wellington Varsity Football Rich with Candidates and Veterans
The Wellington football squad reports thirty three candidates for positions with eight veterans back at practice. Co captains are Nick Obrig and Clyde Cooley, with a large group of returning players including Roy Rucker Harold Brenner John Boner William Anney Bill Eastin and Steve Lisiewski. The chief manager is Robert Sutiff assisted by Armand Ensign and Norman Walton.
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Wellington
Leo Grimes
Nick Obrig
Clyde Cooley
Roy Rucker
Harold Brenner
John Boner
William Anney
Bill Eastin
Steve Lisiewski
Warren Greene
Harold Boice
Russell McKisson
John Burson
Keith Preston
Claude Sheldon
Dan Whitney
Clarence Barber
Billy Hart
Junior Cassell
Paul Marshall
Robert Easterday
Karl Olsen
Joe Martey
Gordon Rogers
Richard Markham Markham
Luther Bollombe
Charles West
Bill McClaflin
Norman Cooper
Clyde Parker
Charles Brasee
Robert Sutiff
Armand Ensign
Norman Walton
Bodies Shipped After Fatal Herrick Crossing Crash
The bodies of Oscar Siegal, 52, and Harry Anderson, 23, were shipped for burial to Pittsburgh and Youngstown respectively, under Keith Andrews of here. They died in a train and truck collision at Herrick avenue West Main crossing on the New York Central at 6:40 Thursday night. Personal notices list vacations and travel plans for local residents, with moves and visits described including trips to Dansville, Niagara Falls, Kansas City, Miami, and New Orleans.
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Oscar Siegal
Pittsburgh
Harry Anderson
Youngstown
Keith Andrews
Here
Herrick Avenue West Main Crossing
New York Central
EF L Heness
McFadden
Dansville
Guy E. Wells
Lawrence Wells
Wells
Niagara Falls
Walter Chapin
Ben Warren
Kansas City
Warren
Warrens
John Grissinger
North Main Street
Grissinge S Yill
Mary Wells
JSON
Earl Q Townsend
First Wellington
Rain Of Clover Hay Falls On Farm Near NORWADK
John Behringer reports a rain of clover hay on his farm near NORWADK as a dark cloud appeared like a flock of birds then hay began dropping. Residents note the strange condition and speculate a western tornado carried the hay aloft before the winds diminished.
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Norwadk
John Behringer
Fractions Notation Noted In 1825 Rural Text
Alfred Davies, an area schoolmaster, writes in an arithmetic book from 1825 that common fractions are called vulgar fractions. The rural teacher’s work is owned by H. E. Davis.
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Barnesville
Alfred Davies
H. E. Davis
Local families and visitors host weekend gatherings
Last week in Newcomers town schools teaching notes. Mr and Mrs Marcy Powell plan to join Miami University in Oxford Ohio. Jake Reichhard fills in for Harold Auble on vacation. Louise Obrig Anita Hemphill pursue fashion art studies. Houston couple William Gardner visit Mr and Mrs Charles Gardner. Elyra guests Tom Kershaw family and Mary Ruth. Lorain guests Charles Myers Al Prosser Jack Penrod Burton Payne family. Gibsonburg couple Robert Andrews visit. Eva Stacey Cleveland visits. Lake Side guests Rev Grose and Mrs Grose with Florence Starr. One hundred year old Alexandra Popova addressed 1000 housewives in Moscow election meeting.
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Newcomerstown
Marcy Powell
Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
Jake Reichhard
Shelby
Harold Auble
Louise Obrig
Anita Hemphill
William Gardner
Houston
Texas
President Roosevelt faces European crisis as son’s operation nears
President Roosevelt divides attention between James Roosevelt’s stomach ulcer operation at Mayo Clinic and tense European developments. Doctors report the operation went smoothly, James in good condition and recovering satisfactorily. Roosevelt plans to remain in Rochester until his son is out of danger, while monitoring foreign affairs.
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Rochester
Minn
Roosevelt
James
St. Mary's Hospital
Mayo Clinic
Cordell C. Hull
White House
Maryland
Betsy
Howard K Gray
Duke of Windsor May Attend Cousin's Rites in London
London dispatch reports the Duke of Windsor may return from exile to attend the funeral of his cousin Prince Arthur of Connaught. Arthur died in his sleep from a gastric illness. he was a close royal and personal friend of the former king. Palace sources said the duke would likely wish to be present and face no official opposition, with unclear mention of Wallis Warfield’s possible return.
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London
Duke of Windsor
Prince Arthur of
Wallis Warfield
Duchess of
New London Ladies Aid Meeting Planned
New London The Ladies Aid Society of the First M. E. church will meet on Thursday September.
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Ladies Aid
New London
Ladies Aid Society of the First M. E. Church
Rainbow Fhilathea Claga to Host First M E Sunday School
At 2 30 p m at Mrs A Roam berry s home matters of importance will be cared for Attendance urged Mrs R M Brown will preside over the Rainbow Philath ea Cla ga First M E Sunday School Tuesday evening September 1 with Anna Ferrell Eigie Thudhum and Irene Dunlap as assistant hostesses Readings by Stella McMullan roll call Irene Sackett and entertainment by Emily Triplett Those from here at the Milan district Rebekah meeting included Mr and Mrs A L Wolfe Mrs Bertha Hotchkiss and Elizabeth Ellis of Greenwich Greece is increasing shipments of its products to the United States.
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A. Roamberry
R. M Brown
Fhilathea Claga
M. E
Anna Ferrell
Eigie Thudhum
Irene Dunlap
Stella McMullan
Roll Call
Irene Sackett
Emily Triplett
Rebekah
Milan
A. L. Wolfe
Bertha Hotchkiss
Elizabeth Ellis
Greenwich
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