Era of Reform Ending in U S Economy Laws
Washington November 19 business leaders see the end of reform era and a shift to boosting activity. The Chamber of Commerce and AFL note improved sentiment while opposing a 30 hour week. A Congress of American Industry is planned for December with Richberg and Moley as speakers. President Roosevelt splits reforms and stimulus.
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American Federation of Labor
Chamber of Commerce of the
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National Association of Manufacturers
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Donald R. Richberg
NRA
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
Henry I. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce
Washington Off the Record notes and wry vignettes
A collage of light anecdotes from Washington society and government circles. Ambassador Hiroshi Sako returns amid bows and curiosity about two crates of California strawberries. J H Choate Jr and Harris Willingham share a humorous office dynamic. Taxi gossip at a Jock Whitney party. Woodrings eyed for a Christmas setting. Secretary Wallace and son Bob discuss price lists and a fish deal after school.
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Japan
Washington
California
Bob” Wallace
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Motion Picture Attractions This Week In Local Theaters
The Shrine dame features Dick Small and his Victor Orchestra. At Paramount Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers dazzle in The Gay Divorcee. Texas plays Hi Nellie with Paul Muni. Mission hosts Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back with Ronald Colman. Rialto shows Here Comes the Navy and Rex presents The House on 56th Street. The Nat hosts a Shrine dance. The review notes high quality entertainment and strong performances throughout.
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Fred Astaire
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Ronald Colman
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Nellie
Paul Muni
Rialto
James Cagney
Rex
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Bulldog Drummond and Ben Bernie in Panhandle West Texas
The article reviews Ronald Colman in Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back highlighting a vanished body a disappearing girl and a clever Oriental prince in London Fog with Warner Oland Loretta Young and C Aubrey Smith. It also profiles Ben Bernie detailing his rise from poverty to fame and his thoughtful, patriotic nature and plans with his orchestra.
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Ronald Colman
Bulldog Drummond
Colman
London
Warner Oland
Loretta Young
C. Aubrey Smith
Ben Bernie
Amarillo
Bernie
New Jersey
Panhandle
Texas
Samuel Insull
Chicago
West
Stopped by Whistle Robber Spoils NormanTraveler
A. Mueller of Houston was stopped by a highway whistle near Norman on Highway 77 and robbed of clothing jewelry and $140 in cash after being forced to drive to a side road. Three gunmen escaped with the loot.
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Okla
Mueller
Houston
Here
Fresh St Joseph Aspirin Promises Fast Relief
Advertisement notes fresh aspirin for prompt pain relief. Claims St Joseph is the original genuine brand and moisture protection keeps it fresh and effective. Describes it as the world’s largest seller at 10¢.
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Negro Demos Back Mitchell in Washington Scene
Capitol employees debate how southern Democrats will treat Arthur Mitchell the first Black Democrat elected to Congress. Mitchell, succeeding Oscar de Priest, faces limited dining access as a Louisiana cloakroom row unfolds. Rep Gavagan vows to secure full privileges for the Harlem representative.
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Capitol
Arthur W. Mitchell
Ilinois
Mitchell
Oscar de Priest
Congress
G. Oo. P
Longworth
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de Priest
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Senate
Gavagan
Harlem
New York
Radio Calls Pilot Minus Landing Gear
Cleveland report notes Ray Brown of General Tire and Rubber Co. prepared for takeoff at Akron airport when a radio call indicated the pilot was missing landing gear. No injuries reported. investigation underway.
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Cleveland
Ray Brown
General Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Plane lands on one wheel after gear failure near Akron airport
Ray Brown reported a landing gear loss while en route to Columbus. He circled Akron airport as rescue crews positioned on the field and made a controlled one wheel landing, the gear collapsing and the fuselage skidding. The craft avoided serious damage as about 100,000 people are in U.S. federal prisons.
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Columbus
Barberton Lake
Akron
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