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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1936

Page

6

Democratic platform and Roosevelt renomination stance in Philadelphia

The Democratic convention in Philadelphia renominated Franklin D. Roosevelt, adopting a strong platform. It calls for soil conservation, farmer payments, social program expansion, and a constitutional amendment if needed to advance national recovery and prosperity, while asserting a neutral foreign policy and protection for workers and public health.

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Golf Celebrities Gather at Baltusrol Locker Room

A crowded Baltusrol Club locker room scene unfolds on eve of finals. Players including Tommy Armour, Gene Sarazen, Johnny Revolt, Paul Runyan, Ky Laffoon, and others discuss tour prospects and routes to May championship rounds while reporters observe the lively pre final chatter.

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Polite Fellow in Major Golf Tourney Spotlight

A cordial, reflective report notes Tony Manero Dare as a dark horse contender in a major golf tournament. It charts his steady form over seven seasons, contrasts his quiet locker presence with growing attention, and recalls Sam Parks’s earlier surprise victory while pondering Manero’s place among future contenders.

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Prohibition era sport figures and oddities

A collage of quirky sports notes from a bygone era shows predictions that racket stars will fade, caddies debating scores for a ten dollar payoff, and high school coaches celebrated as three captains from a 1933 team. It recalls New York racing judges nicknamed The Three Blind Mice and a Memorial Day hot dog feast at Wrigley Field.

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Recalling Cuyler's First Day in the Big Leagues

The article recalls Cuyler's first major league game with Cincinnati and his continued hitting. It also notes Tony Mancero as new National Open champion, sugar preferences at the club, and various sports figures across boxing golf and baseball.

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Early Strikes Shape American Labor History

The article traces early American labor actions from 1741 when New York bakers quit over bread price controls, to 1763 when Philadelphia printers and weavers protested wage demands, and 1700s shoemakers in the Journeymen Cordwainers aiding bootmakers in wage rises. The pattern shows organized action driving pay and prices.

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Prisoner Peleuner of Chillon Freed From Swiss Dungeon

The tale recalls Peleuner of Chillon Franroia de Boutevard, aged forty, once imprisoned for years by the Duke of Savoy at Chilton Castle on Lake Geneva. Allegedly confined for beating his wife, the prisoner was freed amid legends and Myrons poetic Table. The wife reportedly cast into the Rhone after a scandal recorded in a book of infamy.

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Shop Right and Employee Inventions Policy

Definition of shop rights as the automatic ownership of inventions created by an employee using the employer’s time and equipment. These rights apply to inventions made within the scope of the employer’s business and are not assignable to others.

Black Beauty author Anna Sewall born in England in 1910

The text recalls Anna Sewall who wrote a famed animal centered novel under hardship, noting she received only a token $100 of royalties from the many copies sold and implying broader rights were her due.

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Two Pairs of Horned Antelope Sighted Near Water

An unusual two horn pair antelope, about two feet high, was observed in a lightly forested area near water. The animal is distinguished from other ruminants by its dual horn pairs and regal, kingly appearance.

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Where Silica Is Found Hazard in Industrial Dust

Silica dust, a common industrial hazard, is widespread in nature and found in wind, rocks, and various manufacturing processes. It spreads through many environments and can impact workers in multiple sectors as a pervasive risk.

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Fortified tract in Isingsport bought for Philadelphia defense

The Philadelphia Bulletin notes a 100 acre plantation bought by Continental Congress on July 4, 1770, deeded to the Thirteen United Colonies by Henjanth Weatherby and his mother. General Konchuska planned a redoubt and fort there for Philadelphia’s defense, with Col John Gull directing over a thousand workers. After Brandswide’s unification, it fell from defense due to lack of a garrison.

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Staves on Plantations Before the Civil War

The article notes plantation wealth influenced slave counts and resources. In 1854 Marya W Phillips described an SC estate of 3,169 acres with 60 enslaved people, livestock, and farming capacity, detailing crops, labor, and a field mistress with a cook for workers.

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Camel family species in Africa and domestic breeding notes

The article discusses two wild camel relatives in South Africa, highlighting that the Quanteo is larger. It notes domesticated variants, including the alpaca, which is not used as a beast of burden. It mentions breeding with Namata aruActal and coat improvement references.

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Incomparable Giants Causeway Awe Inspires Visitors

On Ireland’s northern coast the Giants Causeway astonishes with its vast hexagonal rock columns and monumental stone formations. The sea coast road offers a dramatic runoff view near the famed site, a true wonder of the world.

Ireland

Durazzo's Ancient Port Saga and Albanian Origins

Durazzo, once Botfimuna, arose in the late seventh century BC as a bustling port. Claims over the site fueled early conflicts, including the Petopon desian war of 431, with control shifting across rulers until the formation of Albania in 1013.

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Fragmentary note on a prehistoric midden discovery

A damaged OCR fragment hints at an archaeological find describing a kitchen midden or waste heap. The text references a prehistoric context and a possible man-made heap of waste, but specifics are unreadable.

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