American urged devalue franc and fund banks in France
Paris NEA report outlines Raymond Patenotre, an American born leader in France, proposing a New Deal for France. He urges a 40 milligram franc, a true national Bank of France to lend to farmers and business, tariff relief, and state grain elevators to stabilize prices and housing. He argues devaluation protects purchasing power without inflation and foresees improved growth.
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Paris
NEA
France
Raymond Patenotre
Chamber of Deputies
Patenotre
James Elverson
Philadelphia Inquirer
Atlantic City
United States
Bank of
Ins Office
Roosevelt
Pateno~tre
Bank of France
Rockefeller
Jones
Smith
SSS Tonic Promise Youthful Health and Vitality
Appetites fade as life insurance experts note rising deaths from aging. SSS tonic claims to purify blood, boost hemoglobin, aid digestion, and restore sleep and energy. Sold in two sizes, it urges readers to begin now, warning against unethical dealers and promising satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juihaerd
City Briefs and Personal Notices
William Howe of Madison was fined 10 dollars in police court for intoxication. E J Paul and F A Safely were fined 2 dollars each for parking offenses. Mrs F J Kimes is confined at home with intestinal influenza. Margaret Oehrlein is recovering well after surgery at Mercy hospital. St Pauls Methodist church hosts annual pancake supper for 25 cents. Apollo Commandery 26 Knights Templar meets at Masonic hall with important business. A Kenwood streetcar derailed for 15 minutes on Third Avenue Bridge near the courthouse. no injuries reported. In the play An Old Fashioned Mother two actors were omitted: addell Rummens and Dale Fetters.
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Kenwood
Cedar Rapids
Marion City
Third Avenue Bridge
Courthouse
United Brethren Church
Addell Rummens
Dale Fetters
Lions hear about Australian bushmen and customs
C W Bing ham told Lions club members at a Hotel Roosevelt luncheon about Australian bushman customs. He based the talk on a ten year correspondence with Mrs Sadie M Bates of Golden Australia, noting her travels and protection by locals who believe she is a deity and an ancestor returned to earth.
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Sadie M. Bates
Oolden
Australia
C. W. Bingham
Lions Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Dictionary Streamlined For Children's Use
CHICAGO UP A new child dictionary by Prof Favord L Thorndike offers simple definitions and pictures for common words like dog to help young readers learn without parental help. Thorndike spent twenty seven years refining definitions for about 23000 useful words and used frequent reading material to guide word choice.
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Chicago
L Thorndikes
Thorndike
Fishermen Battle Shark Amid Ocean Peril Near Brisbane
Two amateur anglers ROW Johnson and C Simp found their boat endangered twelve miles from Brisbane when a twenty foot shark grabbed the vessel. Johnson steered to keep the boat level while Simpson cut the rope with a knife and sacrificed the anchor to free the craft from the predator.
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Brisbane
Australia
INS
Twoamen
Sendgate
Johnson
C. Simp
Simpson
End of U S Oil Seen Within Few Years Says French Expert
Paris based statistician An toine Zischka warns America will face oil shortages within years. He cites court rulings and foreign controls as accelerating depletion, arguing Britain and others hoard oil while buying from the U S. His book The Secret War for Oil urges urgent policy changes.
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Paris
INS
America
Antoine Zischka
United States Supreme Court
Texas
Supreme Court
Great Britain
United States
Zischka
Europe
Germany
Geological Department
Washington
Congress Activity Mixed Senate and House Brief
Senate swears in Senator McKellar of Tennessee and discusses foreign trade relief bill amendments. Appropriations and Ways and Means review four department supply measures and economic security proposals. Senate adopts a $60,000,000 crop loan conference report while trimming Roosevelt relief powers and receiving banking and holding company bills. House debates four department supply bills as military and war profits curb measures advance.
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McKellar
Tenn
Appropriations Committee
HOUSE
Ways and Means Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Appropriations
Roosevelt
Piles Remedy Promises Fast Relief Without Surgery
Thousands suffer from itching bleeding or protruding piles. Internal medicine Hemroid tablets stimulate circulation to restore weakened bowel parts. Dr S Leonhardt introduced Hemroid, offered with a money back guarantee through May Drug Co, claiming safety and effectiveness for all pile types.
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S. Leonhardt
May Drug Co
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest poem
A poem extols that true content comes from returning home each night. It contrasts public achievement with personal joy found in a cherished home, suggesting fame and wealth matter little without the warmth of family and a peaceful domestic life.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Fleischmann Quip Triggers $100,000 Slander Suit
New York reports Max C. Fleischmann yeast magnate became the defendant in a $100,000 slander suit filed by Mrs Rhoda Tanney Doubleday over an incident on the Valley Club golf course in Santa Barbara California on November 3 1933 Her suit claims her good name was damaged by Fleischmann declaring No lady ever brings a suit for breach of promise She had previously sued Harold F McCormick for $1 5 million and is the former wife of Felix Doubleday son of the book publisher She was divorced in Paris in 1924.
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New York
Max C. Fleischmann
Rhoda Tanney Doubleday
Utilities Manipulation Ties To Stock Prices Described
The federal trade commission described manipulation of shares of public utility holding companies to boost stock prices in its latest inquiry update. It cited the Cities Service Henry L Doherty group, Samuel Insull and associates, and the Associated Gas and Electric company as examples in the report transmitted to the states.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Henry L. Doherty
Charges Administration Heading U. S. To War
Akron, O. J. B. Matthews, New York author and traveler, told a lecture audience that Roosevelt policies including CCC camps mobilization measures and FERA push America toward a world war. He warned the current administration is more war prepared than Wilson, with six times as many plans in two years.
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Akron
Americas
Roosevelt
J. B. Matthews
New York
CCC
FERA
Wilson
Proposed Bill Would Boost Motoring Costs
Washington report states a bill before Congress would raise annual motoring costs by 720 million dollars per year for Keystone Automobile Club members. It would raise fuel prices by about five cents a gallon and require a ten percent alcohol blend in gasoline, reducing mileage by four percent per Bureau of Standards tests, increasing overall gas consumption.
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Washington
Congress
Keystone Automobile Club
Bureau of Standards
Amazing Lymphos Method for Rupture Control Ad
Advertised free trial claims the Lymphos Method aids nature to close ruptures without surgery. It says the method works instantly with any truss or support, reduces risk of gangrene, and has helped ruptures as large as two fists. Write W S Rice, 312 S Main St, Adams NY for a test.
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Rice
Main St
Adams
N. Y
W. S. Rice
Main St. Adams
Industry Attacks Security Measure in Roosevelt Plan
James A. Emery of the National Manufacturers Association denounced the Roosevelt economic security program as unconstitutional and impracticable before the House Ways and Means Committee. He said the industry supports objective goals and endorses state old age pension and unemployment insurance, but opposes the administration plan. Supporting testimony came from W. R. Williamson of Travelers Insurance and B. D. Folsom of Eastman Kodak, who urged technical changes.
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Washington
James A. Emery
National Manufacturers Association
House
Ways and Means
Emery
W. R. Williamson
Hartford
Hartford, Conn., of the Travelers Insurance Company, and B. D. Folsom
Rochester, N. Y
Eastman Kodak Company
Fiermontes Split Over Parting Ways In Italy
In Naples AP reports a mid ocean reconciliation between Enzo Fiermonte and his wife has soured. The couple began their journey from New York aboard the Roma ten days ago. Mrs Fiermonte remained aboard the ship upon docking in Naples while Enzo arrived in Genoa from Algiers on the Christian Huygens.
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Naples
Italy
Enzo Fiermonte
Roma
New York
Babson Sees Huey Long Winning GOP Presidential Ticket
Roger Babson, economist, says Huey Long would have a strong chance to win the presidency if he ran as a Republican in 1936. Babson, in Los Angeles for lectures, praises Long's statesmanship and warns of an upcoming economic hangover despite improved business. He doubts a revolution will occur and criticizes New Deal methods as temporary stimulants.
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Los Angeles
INL
Huey Long
United States
Louisiana
Roger Babson
Babson
Long
Roosevelt
Italy Lifts Arms Ban on Bolivia
Italy notified the League of Nations council on Thursday that it has lifted its arms embargo against Bolivia, signaling a shift in its foreign policy stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Bolivia
The Average Girl of Today Compared to Her Mother
A concise note states that the average girl today is taller with broader shoulders, narrower hips, and heavier than her mother at the same age, reflecting shifts in physique across generations.
Hitler Drops Duties To Study Arms Pact
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Adolf Hitler canceled all engagements for the next ten days to focus on arms and security pacts proposed by France and Britain. Mention centers on an air Locarno plan, with no official stance yet. Hitler reportedly insists on equality first before talks.
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Berlin
INS
Adolf Hitler
France
Britain
Locarno
Germany
Hitler
Wife Grants Kiss Nose Biten Off Charge Filed
Toronto man Mike Kravtz, 37, faces assault with intent to do bodily harm in a case stemming from a kiss and a biting incident. The incident led to his upcoming appearance in court Thursday.
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Toronto
Ont
Mike Kravtz
Unusual Local Police Case Involving Nose Bite Demand
Kravtz allegedly asked his wife for a kiss and after she granted it he was sat by police to have bitten off her nose. Mrs Kravtz was rushed to a hospital where surgeons attempted to restore her nose.
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Kravtz
Envoy of Hitler Narrowly Escapes Car Collision
Berlin IN S reports Joachim von Ribbentrop Hitler’s personal envoy in international talks and Nazi leader narrowly avoided serious injuries in a Thursday automobile crash. Swerving to miss a cyclist, he collided head on with a car from the opposite direction near the Tiergarten, suffering a shaking up but escaping.
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Berlin
INS
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Hitler
Tiers Garden
End Severe Cough Quickly at One Fourth the Cost
End Severe Cough Quickly at One Fourth the Cost. A simple home remedy promises fast relief by mixing sugar and water with 2% ounces of Pinex to make a pint of cough medicine. It claims quick action, long shelf life, and child friendly taste, with money back if not satisfied.
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William Howe
Madison
Wis
E. J. Paul
Thirtieth Street
F. A. Safely
Merchants Bank
F. J. Kimes
Twelfth Avenue
Margaret Oehrlein
Avenue NE
Mercy Hospital
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Apollo Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
U. S
Associated Priss
End
Fleischmann
Administration
Fiermontes
Huey
Shirtwaist
Ford
Chevrolet
Wardoleum
Ward
Montgomery
Second Street
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