Agreement on Recovery Divides Roosevelt and Manufacturers
President Roosevelt and the National Association of Manufacturers agree on recovery prospects but clash over next moves. Manufacturers urge shelving much of the administration's program, while the President presses for prompt passage of key reforms. A Chamber of Commerce convention opening with studies on NRA and AAA will shed further light on business attitudes.
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Roosevelt
Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
Manufacturers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
NRA
AAA
American Trade Association
Nye Wouldn't Vote For Hoover Type
Senator Nye of North Dakota said he would vote for Roosevelt in 1936 if the Republican nominee is of the Hoover type. He cited admiration for Bronson Cutting and favoring Vandenberg, suggesting he would back them over Roosevelt if the field includes such Republicans.
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Nye
North Dakota
Roosevelt
Hoover
Mills
Fletcher
Senate Munitions Committee
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Vandenberg
Michigan
Courthouse records detail deeds and registrations
A compilation lists warranty deeds among multiple property transfers in Wichita Falls, including parcels in Famous Heights and Belmont Park Annex, plus car registrations for 1935 models and several marriage licenses. Building permits show porch additions, residences, and a mercantile building with varying costs.
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F. J. Storm
Cannon Gasoline Co
Ab&m
Metes and Bounds
Dovie Dollar
Mardis E. H. Dollar
Belmont Park Annex
Wichita Falls Building & Loan
J. H. Brizendine
Morningside
J. D. Crawford
J. L. Crawford
W. L. Speer
Mary E. Bivins
Famous Heights
J. W. Golf
E. A. Spann
J. M. Neely
Florence N. Hardin
Plemons
Walter Jackson
D. E. Woodward
San Jacinto Heights
Texas Plains Building & Loan
Flossie Lovan
Ridgemere
Sallie FE
Camp
Holland
Mirror
H. V. Fetterly
Et Ax
Paul Ellis
Glidden & Sanborn
D. W. Humphreys
Chevrolet
Clarence A. Hofler
Plymouth
Hub Foster
Home Insurance Company
New York City
L. M. Blackwell
Lowell Stapp
H. B. Fain Chemical Co
J. R. Blackwell
Edwin Stuke
Martha B. Giles
L. H. Steele
Beulah A. Cox
C. Ray
Hazel Berry
Roy Mathes
Ada Carver
L. Lupher
Alabama
Edard
W. H. Standish
Florida
Charles Green
Polk
Mercantile Building
U. S. Weather Bureau
Taylor
Guy Shields
Monroe
Washington Posttyh Recod Excerpt Mixed with Local Notices
In a Washington gallery a two-key room guards 23 of Mellon’s 70 promised paintings awaiting national donation. The piece also recounts Cripps’ baseball quip and a secretary’s mouse scare during a PWA call, plus portraits of Mary Roberts Rinehart and Rebecca West. Local property entries list several repairs and buildings with costs.
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Corcoran Art Gallery
Andrew W. Mellon
Pittsburgh
C. P. Minnigerode
Mellon
Hopkins to lead $5 billion relief program in new role
William L. White profiles Harry L. Hopkins as the poised, outspoken new head of the vast work relief plan. The 44 year old reformer, famed for pushing massive civilian work and clashes with Congress, is described as energetic, non compromising, and popular with lawmakers. He runs relief work from a spare office, works late, and defies patronage as he shapes policy and staffing.
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Washington
Lean
Harry L. Hopkins
Democratic Party
Upton Sinclair
California
Congress
Talmadge
Georgia
Hopkins
Bicycle stolen from yard near school
A Columbia 28 inch bicycle was reported stolen from a yard on Monday afternoon. The owner said the bike is essential for getting to school several blocks away.
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Dea
Silvertown tires promise blow-out protection
An advertising pitch extols Goodrich Silvertown tires with Golden Ply blow-out protection and husky tread. The copy warns of sudden blow-outs and tail-spin risks, urging readers to buy four Silvertowns at no extra cost compared to standard tires.
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Silvertowns
Goodrich Silvertowns
Teamster by Trade Seeks Labor Work and Coat Relining
An elderly man seeks any yard work or common labor jobs, identifies as a teamster by trade. He offers coat relining services at $1 per coat plus material, and provides contact addresses and phone numbers for potential clients.
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South Arthur Street
Dial
Clovis Se Tolled Traffic Use Plan Echoes
Readable fragments indicate discussion of traffic use around Clovis with references to proposals, officials, and possible timing. The exact plan details remain unclear in the text but center on EU TAC concerns and local governance actions affecting Clovis traffic.
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