Paris Fashion Tip Warns Hats From Showing Hair
In Paris on April 2 readers are advised on hat, ear, and hair styling to flatter features. The column condemns visible widow’s peaks and uncovered ears, urging covered hair or hats to shape a balanced silhouette. Mr and Mrs Edward Malley and Robert Malley of Meadsville mourn the death of their father J J Malley.
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Paris
Edward Malley Anti Family
Robert Malley
Meadsville
City
J. J. Malley
Legion Plans Second Aerial Vet Roundup
Indianapolis hosts the American Legion second annual aerial round-up with planes from the United States delivering membership dues and cards to headquarters. Four main routes will converge on Indianapolis from Los Angeles New York New Orleans and Portland for the event and an aerial circus followed by a banquet. Marion Shannahan visited Indianapolis and returned home yesterday.
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Indianapolis
United States
Veterans
H. L. Plummer
Arate
Rational Yard
Planex
Plummer
Los Angeles
Winslow
Ariz
Alberquerque
N. M
Kansas City
Indianapals
New York
New Jersey
Newitt
Philadelphia
Columbus
Ohio
New Orleans
Jackson
Miss
Memphis
Legion
T Legion
The Public and Taxes by James P McDonald
James P McDonald of Minnesota Taxpayers Association argues public opinion drives tax reform. Laws reflect common consent and government depends on citizen participation. He warns officials and voters share responsibility as roles switch, and stresses reforms rely on broad support to overhaul assessing and collecting systems.
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James P. McDonald
Minnesota Taxpayers’ Association
Crusts and a Washington Demonstration Against The Civil Works
A few hundred men and women marched in Washington to protest the end of the Civil Works program. A delegation led by Norman Thomas met with Hopkins to urge continued relief, arguing the danger of starving and unrest. The article notes the government’s shift to federal work relief and the broader challenge of eventual withdrawal.
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Washington
Hopkins
Wee
Norman Thomas
Hopkin
GWA
Thomas
Cwia
Baderal
Han
Opinion on government control of communications and transport
A columnist cites Heywood Broun and Charles A. Lindbergh to argue the federal government should own and operate mail lines telegraph and telephone systems and all steamship transportation, amid a debate over public policy and monopoly control.
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Pavernment
Heywood Broun
Charles A. Lindbergh
Federal Governent
Cortrol
SAM Transportation
Perfect Man Essay Sparks Parade Of Standards In 1930s Hollywood
Hollywood column mocks tall orders for a man by 107 dancers in a Busby Berkeley number for Wonder Bar. It lists quotas: 5 feet 11 inches, 178 pounds, 20 years old, brown hair, blue eyes, athletic build, capable dancer, and willing to help with the dishes. It notes limits on gambling and infidelity, adds varied female wishes, and mentions Lindbergh letters and local obituaries.
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Hollywood
Calif
Jimmy Cagney
Dowz Fairbanks, Jr
Jon Barrymore
Clary Gable
Guy Kibben
Rudolph Wales Fine
Berkeley
Syho
Ann Hovey
Chicago
Kitty Cunningham
Jayne Shattuck
Portland
Ore
Twenty Years Ago From the Javenal Files April 2 1914
A collage of brief items notes a Carty High School banquet for basketball players hosted by Prof. H L Monroe, deaths of Civil War veteran Judson E Wheeler and Mrs Pat Hunt, railroad accidents near Cambridge Springs, barber shop opening plans, Lyric theatre opening on April 8, property purchases, birthday surprise for Ensign Smith, B P C proceedings, liquor control actions, and local strikes. Also mentions Trainmaster John Brew visiting, painters and paper hangers planning a strike, and aging man Richard Kerr weaving an oriental rug after retirement to fill idle years.
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Raukauna
Wis
Richard Kerr
April Fools Day in Washington Causes Lighthearted Pranks
Washington April 2 Yester day was Yaster Sunday and All Fools Day a busy mix of novelty gags from chocolate onions fake ink spots and sneeze powder to harmless stunts by lawmakers. Rep Henry Stubbs uses flower seed packets as calling cards while Rep Edward Burke gives away ham gifts to national leaders. Sen Carl Hatch fumbles a conference roll call until a clerk reveals the ayes and noes, preserving Democratic control.
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Washington
Naval Observatory
Carl A. Hateh
Clovis
YN. M
Senate
John N. Garner
Yatah
Garner
AAA
Hatch
The Republican Side viewpoint column urges party unity
A Corry Republican viewpoint column explains the free space provided for GOP articles during the primary campaign. It argues the party must learn from the landslide to reassert leadership, defend liberty, oppose autocracy, and prevent a drift toward dictatorship under the current administration.
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Corry
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United Press
Marion Shannahan
Hollywood Film Shop
Wwe
George H. Billings
Sinclairyilie
Charles IH. Billings
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H. L. Monroe
Judson E. Wheeler
East Washington Street
Erie Railroad
Erie
Cambridge Springs
Tross M. Mead
Bacuer Block
North Center Street
A. Bachomer
Eash Main Street
GK. May
Manageralers
Lyric Theatre
J. B. Patterson
Old Congregational Church
Pourth Ave
Pleasant Street
Ensign Smith
Te Salvation v Army
Army Citadel
Dell Darling
New Castle
B. P. C. Fehks
Venango County
Criawell
Pat Hunt
First Avenue
Arthur Hill
Homme
Florida
John T. Brew
Albert Payne
Trim
Soury
Henry
Stubbs
Santa Maria
Cal
California
Edward FR. Burke
Omaha
Californi
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Richmond
Eman
Henry Clay
John ‘Randolph
Pacshontas
John Rolfe
Republican Party
America
Russia
Germany
Brain Trust
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Lenin
Stalin
Hitler
Avery Republican
Ronil
Montgomery Ward & CO
Frank C.chapin & Sons
N. Center St
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