Santa Fe Net Income Up 19 Percent in August 1936
Santa Fe railway reports August net operating income of $2,061,998, up 19 percent from August 1935, with a gross of $13,808,750. Eight month figures show net income of $9,486,442 on $98,904,104 gross, with operating expenses rising to $80,906,416 and tax accruals up 30.7 percent.
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Santa Fe Railway
S. T. Bledsoe
Santa Fe
New Soviet Constitution Lets Citizens Own Homes
Moscow reports that under the new constitution private property will be protected and many home purchases become possible. Autos remain unavailable for public sale, but radios and household goods can be bought. The state will still own essential housing, while cooperative apartment buildings receive expanded government support.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Soviet Housing Corporation
Vias Chubar
Bankers, debt and national welfare in Barkley piece
United States Senator Alben W. Barkley argues that government finances under Roosevelt show stronger income to interest ratios than under Hoover. He cites treasury figures and corporate comparisons to claim Roosevelt’s policies reduce total indebtedness while keeping debt service manageable. He contrasts individual, corporate, and national debt levels to defend progressive fiscal policy.
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Hoover
Barkley
Roosevelt
United States
Treasury
Mr. Hoover
Ubility
France
Cial
Memory Lane Star Mary Hay Heads to Bar Harbour for New Mystery Play
Mary Hay former Broadway dancer and ex wife of Richard Barthelmess tests a new brainchild spooky mystery play in Bar Harbour Maine ahead of a New York Fall debut. She rose to fame in Sally and Marjolaine and has a rich history with film vaudeville and stage.
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Mary Hay
Richard Barthelmess
Bar Harbour
Charles Sabin
New York
Mary
D. W. Griffith
Dick Barthelmess
Gemini
Billy the Kid
Scotty
Oshkosh
Jack Smith
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