Hoover era conferences aim to steady economy and labor
Edward W Pickard reports White House meetings of rail and business leaders, labor officials, and government secretaries aiming to sustain employment and expansion despite stock market declines. Ford and Rosenwald join discussions. a wage rise is announced at Ford plants. plans for a central clearing house for industrial groups are considered.
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Edward W.pickard
Hoover
Fondera
Alx
Washington
William Butterworth
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Tullos Barnes
Chamber
Mellon
Lamont
Railway Business, Association
Chicago
White House
Federal’ Reserve System
Federal Reserve, Board
Thoreday
Juliue Rosenwald
Beery
Ford
Owen D. Young
General’ Electric ‘Company
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Davis
Henry Ford
Barnes
Butterworth
Laxiont
Senatorial Row Over Tariff Debates Sparks Retooling
A New Hampshire senator will oversee re election logistics for allies tied to tariff era critics labeled as wild age. Ray Sinclair, jailed 196 days for contempt, was freed after completing his term, claiming no moral wrongdoing and calling his confinement a breach of decency while posing for photos.
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New Hampshire
Solona
Ray F, Sinclair
Senate
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Ele
Congressmen Denounced in Prohibition Indictment Case
Edward Denteon of Marion TL and former secretary John Layne were indicted in Washington on charges of illegal liquor possession. A trunk addressed to Layne in Denison's care was opened by federal agents after being delivered to the House office building eleven months earlier. Denteon claims the baggage was not his and was checked to him by mistake.
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Edward BL. Denteon
Marion
John Layne
Washington
Denison
New York
Panama
Miingtonit
Internal Revenue
Berlin Lunches and Family Dinner Pranks
A humorous scrap recalls a visit to relatives in Berlin. Young Cohen describes daily lunch invitations from Uncle Isaac and Uncle Solomon, each inviting him to dine with the other the next day. The exchange reveals playful family dynamics and cordial hospitality.
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Cohen
Berlin
Isaac
Solomon
Speaking of Figures Why Do I See You Walking 0 Much
Dialogue notes tension about personal finances with Abel asking why someone named Fred has reduced moving and mentions cutting expenses. The exchange hints at budget concerns and a casual tone.
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Fred
Non-Combatants And The Plays Of Bill Shaeare
A fragmented notice reflecting chatter about Bill Shaeare and his dramatic works. Brief lines hint at critics and reception of his stage pieces, with unclear phrasing and limited readable facts. The item reads as a brief theatre clippings snippet from an older paper.
Check City Sticker milk inquiry puzzled farmer
In a clipped rural exchange a farmer questions if milk from contented cows. He muses about what annoys the cattle and dismisses the idea of lingering discontent, noting that labeling and dairy concerns spark odd inquiries.
The Thoughtful One Complains on Radio Noise
Modern Posts quotes the Grouch criticizing the high number of murders and the nuisance of people leaving the radio on during conversations. The exchange highlights frustration with loud media and distractions in everyday life.
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Cumben
Tonsors at Work in a Dialogue on Service and Color
A fragmented dialogue shows business men discussing employees and appearance. One remarks Johnson has grown gray while another mentions a girl with a mix of hair colors in his service. The snippet hints at social attitudes reflected in workers and personal looks.
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Johnson
Probably Getter Marries Millionaire's Daughter in Law Business
In Stray Stories a reader imagines a lawyer switching careers to join the son in law business after being tipped that Briefless will wed a millionaire's daughter. The quip hints at social circles and future plans with humor.
Fragmentary Pub Snippet Reflects Inmate Conversation
A garbled OCR fragment shows an inmate discussion about a key and sleep at night, mentioning a 1 day sentence and references to law enforcement and confinement. The text is incoherent and contains several distorted terms.
Old Grouch Quips on Savings and Gossip
A fragmented humor item features an exchange about saving money at a bargain sale and a quip about banks. The chatter alludes to a woman described as an eighty year old, sparking speculation about social invitations and reputations in a city corner context.
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Oxconnor
Eof
House of Commons
London
Ood Aaa
Fo 4
Paylfabient
John
Zou
Brown Tells Of House Full Of Period Furniture
Time Payment Plus notes Brown speaking about a home filled with period furniture. He explains the pieces will stay only for six periods before the installment people collect them, indicating a recurring cycle of temporary ownership and removal.
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Brown
Dame Fashion Smiles By Grace Jewett Austin
Grace Jewett Austin notes power of suggestion in autumn fashion. Towels with gold borders, golden gowns, and metallic accents highlight winter style. Fur coats refreshed, velvet hats with drapes, and flowered gowns remain in fashion. A practical tip suggests adjusting hemlines to extend wear.
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Grace Jewett Austin
Dame Fashion
Grace J. Austin
Weather Council
Westara Newspaper Union
Novel Scarfs Remain Key Fashion Accessory For Season
Scarfs hold a prominent place in current fashion, with chiffon pieces appearing as narrow strips or small squares aiding coat comfort and adding color. Rectangular scarfs about a foot wide vary in length, knotted fronts create jabot ends, and geometric monograms adorn georgette designs. An evening styling option uses a long chiffon wisp to create an oriental turban shape, with midfold stitching forming a cap for versatile wear.
Neckwear Revival Shapes This Season in Fashion
Lingerie influence fuels revived neckwear and cuff details across houses. Patou features a vestlike collar and attached pieces while Worth shows a georgette fichu collar with green trim. Guimpes echo longer lines with guimpeta embroidery on tweed pieces, and Vionnet adds crepe yoke and sleeves to tweed frocks for indoor wear.
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Patou
Worth
Vionnet
Multiple Bolero Styles Featured in Winter Fashion
The piece surveys numerous bolero versions from Spanish to derivative jackets shaping winter wear. Descriptions note various squeezes, ruffles, and lengths, including a chain designer frock with only a half bolero and fronts with narrow vertical panels.
Fashion Adopts Tuck-in Blouse for Evening Wear
Yvonne Caretta designs a casual tuck-in skirt worn over a simple slip with bows at the sides and a hemline cut in an evening style. The ensemble aims for a greater formality than the afternoon frock, yet remains unstructured and un-tailored.
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Yvonne Caretta
Lullaby Sparks a Night of Musical Magic in Shop
Minna visits a music shop where lullaby awakens the instruments and sheets to life. The Big Bass Viol, Violin, and Grace Notes dance across pianos as the orchestra and elements of the music come alive. Minna dances with the Violin and enjoys a vivid, melodic fantasy in bright blue attire.
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Lullaby
Minna
Minta
See No Trousers
A boy presents Catherine with a mud turtle and asks its name. Catherine declares the boy is not a boy, and quips that she does not see any skirts, while the father teases about trousers. The exchange ends with Catherine asserting no trousers on the creature.
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Catherine
Dudry
Seem Odd Tommy-Mother Question on Baby Origin
In Tit-Bita style dialogue a boy asks if the baby came from heaven. The mother confirms and teases Tommy about leaving heaven for home. The brief item presents a quirky exchange with whimsical phrasing and a hint of irony.
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Tommy
Heaven
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Iowa
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Henry L. Stimson
David A. Reed
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Arkansas
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Victor, Emmanuel
Italy
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Wilhelmina
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Canada
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Lages
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Rubio
Mexico
Jose Vasconcelos
Gil
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