Bidspirit auction | Cleveland Press June 1934 Bound

Cleveland Press June 1934 Bound Archive Volume - A large-format bound archive volume containing the daily issues of The Cleveland Press for the month of June 1934. The volume contains the daily Final Home editions, beginning with the issue dated Friday, June 1, 1934. The content provides a comprehensive record of regional and national news during the Great Depression, with headlines covering the search for the Clyne witness, severe heatwaves affecting agriculture, and local criminal investigations such as the Gordon Park mystery. The archive is heavily illustrated with period photography and extensive display advertisements for contemporary Cleveland retailers, including The May Company, Wurlitzer, The Halle Bros. Co., and The Vincent-Barstow Co. A full-page color advertisement for Chesterfield cigarettes is present. The volume features multiple pages of period comic strips, including Buck Rogers, 25th Century A.D., Alley Oop, Wash Tubbs, Freckles and His Friends, and Bizzy Bear. The issues are bound in blue cloth over heavy boards with a black leather title label affixed to the spine featuring gold-stamped text. Size: Folio (approximately 17 inches by 23 inches).