Non revolving funds and the Townsend pension tests
The essay notes that tests of the plan in Cheltn Washington and Massachusetts produced similar outcomes. Old people exhausted the 3200 funds quickly and monthly taxes could not sustain ongoing pensions. A 20 dollar return on 200 failed to finance another month. Critics agree old folks should have funds, but the plan’s revolving phase shows little success. Hope remains for better results with adjusted funding.
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Cheltn
Wash
Americans Favor England In Public Opinion Poll
A Nation al Institute of Public Opinion survey shows England chosen by 35 percent of Americans as their preferred European country. France follows at 21 percent, Germany far behind, with Russia, Denmark, Greece, and others at minimal shares. The piece notes Americans’ strong preference for England, compares it to past crises, and urges optimism.
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Poli
National Institute of Public Opinion
Pgland
England
Frante Wold
Germany
Finland
Ireland
Russia
Denmark
Hotland
Greece
France
Nvell
Mangin
Fourteen Hour Day Debate Sparks Global Workweek Talk
The piece notes a proposed move toward a fourteen hour workday or a fourteen hour working week in several nations, aiming to improve national health. It contrasts American, Japanese, and British patterns and highlights how current schedules limit sleep, recreation, and daily life.
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Anc Turh
Tezards
Ernestine Evans and the Resettlement saga in 1930s
Ernestine Evans, a former Resettlement official and newspaper correspondent, pursued government work and reform ideas across Europe after being fired. She championed rammed-earth houses, regional cookbooks, and cooperative studies while clashing with officials over funding and positions, then traveled to Europe to finish a co operation book in Finland. Her career reflects bold, if controversial, advocacy within New Deal era programs.
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Jay Franklin Washington
New Dealer
New York
Ernestine Evans
Brown, Shipley
London
Celent
WPA
Tom Hibben
Hibben
Birmingham
Ala
Ernestine
R. A
Corwin Wilson
Em! R
Sheila Hibben
Ides
Tlett
Commission
Europe
Finland
Cam
Indorse
Register and
Trimme Syndicate
Hollywood film plans stir unrest and censorship fears
A Hollywood trend toward controversial subjects draws scrutiny as producers maneuver around political sensitivities. Woven through is the tension between marketing coups and government pushback, with cases involving abdications, coronations, divorcés, and battles over portrayals of real figures. Notable moves include Waveney Brothers with King and the Chorus Girl, Lawrence of Arabia rights held by Robert Kane, and Goldwyn’s The Real Glory and The Hurricane filmed in the Pacific with Navy supervision.
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Hollywood
Waveney Brothers
England
Edward VII
Fernand Gravet
London
Wanfield Simpson
Robert Kane
20Th Ceunry-Pax
Alexander Korda
Milmifom
Riasputin
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Samuel Goldwyn
Manuel Quezon
Unites States
Goldwyn
Pago
Americany
Santoa
Hia
Navy
Lucien B. Green
Walter Wanger
Functions of probate count and related Qs
The text lists probate duties including wills estates marriages and adoption. It asks when the US Department of Labor was established and identifies Jupiter as the largest planet. It also includes etiquette notes about romantic exchanges and a horoscope claim about public service.
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U. 8
Department of Inbor
Solar System
Wine glass pulpit in Schellsburg church historic site
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission notes a 1806 church in Schellsburg Bedford County with two wine glass pulpits, well preserved. Schellsburg’s oldest building is a 1798 hotel with a 1816 stone house nearby. Lincoln Highway area features historic structures and a long-ago worship space.
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Schelsburg
Bedford County
Schellsburg
Lincoln Highway
Route 30
Schelisburg
Stewart Says Stewart Says Column on America as a Parasite
Central Press column by Charles P. Stewart argues the United States has acted as a parasite on Europe and Britain, warning against involvement in European disputes. He cites Sir Wilmott Lewis and urges a cautious, nonpartisan stance to avoid entanglement.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Europe
England
Sir Wilmott Lewis
London Times
America
Nottor
Asia
United States
Stewart
Sam
Samuel
Gomle
Sir Wilmott
International Ibuzz
Fragmentary sentence on economic sources and national development
Fragmented text questions national debt to exploited resources and development. Mentions "monkey with the bazasaw" and "the ali" as odd phrases amid a reflection on population, empire, and tides of national progress.
Fractures Shoulder in Fall from Bicycle
Lawrence seeyeeruu au a as and Mrs. Charles Wade reported a left shoulder fracture after a bicycle fall this morning. The boy was riding with a companion when he lost balance. Dr J C Ubley treated him and he was later taken to Dis Rouie for further care.
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Lawrence
Seeyeeruu Au
Charles Wade
Corry
J.c.ubley
Dis Rouie
Thomas May Seeks Crawford County Judge Post
Thomas Mesdville, here for the spring term of federal court, indicated he will seek the Democratic nomination for judge of the common pleas court in Crawford County this year. He said he would announce within several days and had favo rable leanings toward the plan. Mrs Helen O Leary traveled to Union City for the day.
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Thomas
Crawford Baie
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