City approves building costs totaling 17325 dollars
Construction permits issued by City Building Inspector George B. Hendricks cover six projects. Aubrey C. Lave will build a 6000 dollar dwelling on Staunton avenue with H. D. Houghton as contractor. Maj. James FB Easley to construct a 5580 dollar dwelling on Staunton avenue. Easley to build a 250 dollar garage on Staunton avenue. Liberty Drug Co to alter storeroom and dwelling on Mac Corkle avenue and 27th street for 4200 dollars. G. McKeny to alter a Gardner street dwelling for 900 dollars with H. Cottrill contractor. G. W. Spinell to repair foundations on Truslow street dwelling for 125 dollars.
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George B. Hendricks
Aubrey C. Lave
Staunton Avenue
James FB. Easley
H. D. Houghton
Maj
James P. Easley
Liberty Drug Company
Mac. Corkle Avenue
27Th Street
McKeny
Gardner Street
H.C. Cottrill
G. W. Spinel
Truslow Street
MERRY GO ROUND CONTINUED FROM PAGE TEN
A snapshot of a labor census plan shows wage earners nationwide to receive unique IDs for old age pensions under the Social Security act starting after January 1, 1937. Murray W Latimer leads the head count with 31 000 workers under him. Principal reach spans 75 percent of U S industry in about 200 counties to speed counting. Arthur Vandenberg hints at possible vice presidential bid while betting odds favor acceptance if offered. Draper serves as judge at alma mater cadet drills. Lammot duPont urges stockholders to back the American Federation of Investors in an ongoing regulatory battle. Bruce Kremer, once a key Montana Democratic operative, is not listed as a delegate by the Montana party.
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Murray W. Latimer
Arthur Vandenberg
Draper
Western High School
Washington
Lammot duPont
Great Munition Iium
D Pont
American Federation of Investors
Bruce Kremer
Montana
Jim Farley
Chicago
Democratic Committee
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Philadelphia convention shifts as Robinson joins Washington lawyers
The Philadelphia convention era continues with Arthur Robinson, formerly Indiana senator, now among the growing group of lame ducks with offices in Washington. This note, quoted from The Gazette Day by Day, hints at correction about a ship metaphor and reflects ongoing political shifts.
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Philadelphia
Arthur Robinson
Indiana
Washington
The
Gazette
Dorothy Dix on parenting and keeping children at home
Dorothy Dix discusses modern childrearing, urging parents to allow socializing with peers, keep homes welcoming, and avoid harsh gatekeeping. She cautions neighbors and mothers alike about overt restrictions and favors balanced guidance over rigid rules.
Backing Down on the News Continues on Page 19
A satirical look describes a future of two seat trains and bicycling culture altered by Congress. It imagines Grand Central Station fading as passengers ride on a streamlined package train economy with urban stores and bureaus delivered by motor truck and a suburbanity carrying everything else.
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New Jeraty
Ahonning
Doo Duben
Political upheaval spark as France eye socialist move
Readers learn of Lebanon premier Lebrun asking Leon Alum to form the first socialist government in France. Barone and Pretch monitor the landmark shift unseen since the revolution as Canada polls continue and quintuplets above loom for readers.
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France
Lebrun
Leon Alum
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