WE THE PEOPLE Discuss Roosevelt Reorganization Bill Controversy
Washington readers confront the heated debate over the presidential reorganization plan. The piece cites reactions from journalists like David Lawrence and Walter Lippmann, Hoover’s cautious stance, and concerns about dictatorship claims amid the political season and economic anxieties.
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City debates daylight saving ballot to publish next week
The Journal notes that all families should vote on daylight saving time, urges broad public input though officials lack authority to enforce clock changes, and recalls past confusion. It calls farmers largely oppose the plan and urges a fair, sportsmanlike campaign before the referendum. It also references Chiang Kai Shek and China in a final remark.
Magic in Washington shows hopes for tax and rail reforms fading
A New York Times strip on Washington notes many favor another government push to spur prosperity through rail subsidies, monetary tweaks, and tax-law changes. It cautions sober business leaders doubt such “magic” and urge practical cooperation as the Roosevelt era faces uncertain, run-down industrial costs and policy risks.
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New York Times
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Armel
Iceland Plans Heat From Hot Springs In Reykjavik
Iceland considers piping hot spring water into homes and offices as fuel becomes scarcer. Reykjavik, with about a third of Iceland’s 116000 population, already heats some buildings with spring water, and the plan could extend to geyser sites across the country.
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Behind the Scenes in Washington on the Tax Debate
A Washington analysis argues the House and Senate tax plans differ in impact. It notes most corporations earn less than 6500 and would benefit from the Senate plan, while larger pay more under that scheme. The piece questions who truly benefits and emphasizes distribution in corporate profits.
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Senate Finance Committee
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Pihgnes Committee
Mud and memory in a hurried road tale
An old report notes how an automobile crash can erase memory and leave only recollections. A Massachusetts professor is cited as noting the mud to stay warm, while politicians are described as resorting to mudslinging when heated.
Discovery of a New Pain Elimination Method
A report outlines a newly announced method to relieve pain by targeting nerve pathways. The description suggests a breakthrough approach that reduces discomfort without traditional medications. Further details and validation are awaited.
Fire department halts blaze threatening D J Alexander block
Twenty years ago a fire near North Center Street was stopped by capable fire crews saving the D J Alexander block housing Winger and Williams. The road section between Corry and Spring Creek is now under state highway commission, Ed. Moore of Spring Creek in charge. M A Smith of Beaverdam in city on legislative campaign talk. a quick wedding observed for Florence May Whittlesey and Theo Paul Willines. Mary Sullivan returns from Erie visit. Elentonnes from Frotonia Norma for Vitalon BM and Mrs Ay Be Stebbying love for Erie.
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Corry
Spring Creek
State Highway Commission
Edward Moore
Florence May Whittlesey
F. E. Whittlesey
Theo Paul Willinies
Named as Possible Commerce Appointee
Executive manager of the National Association of Retail Credit Men Henry H. Heimann of New York was mentioned as a possible choice to replace Assistant Secretary of Commerce Draper who resigned to join the Federal Reserve Board.
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National Association of Retail Credit Men
Henry H. Heimann
New York
Draper
Federal Reserve Board
Cherries Inspire Dance Craft Behind Tropic Holiday
Hollywood notes on the making of the dance numbers for Tropic Holiday. It highlights the team effort of directors designers and technicians led by Augustin Lara and Roy Printz. The Sandunga sequence with Bol Burns Dorothy Lamour and Martha Raye is profiled including costume research and Mexican influences.
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Dorothy Lamour
Martha Raye
Augustin Lara
Aenpritas
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San Francisco
Mexicam
Roy Printz
Fernandes
Wes
Ion
Paris Market Fashions Glamorize Daytime Attire
Paris fashion writers report Informal and street length outfits rival evening wear. Designers Paquin Patou Lanvin Wool and silk fabrics shown with draped jackets peplums and metallic trims. Milliners add flowers and feathers to daytime dresses for bold glamour.
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Fashion Tip Amid Shifting Silhouettes and Glossy Details
Fashion notes describe evolving evening silhouettes and new textures. Mentions glamorous names and styling hints, urging restraint with dramatic shapes and subtle shine to achieve the current look.
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