Economic seidlitz reform echoes in recovery debate
The article analyzes how recovery hinges on reform while urging caution not to overstep. It discusses the NRA guarantees, business standards, and the balance between reform and stabilization, noting diverse views among economists and businessmen on timing and extent of change. It stresses maintaining gains and avoiding backsliding amid a cautious push toward code-based progress.
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Uney Sam
Hayner
Ibse
NRA
Agai
Governor Urges Forest Preservation In Pennsylvania
The governor speaks on forests value in flood prevention and erosion control, and calls for renewed planting and protection. He highlights Civilian Conservation Corps and Works Progress Administration help, Arbor Day messages, and the need to expand state forest acreage beyond 1,047,882 acres. He praises schoolchildren’s tree planting and recalls PA’s lost original forests.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Civil Works Administration
Owr
Switzerland
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Union
Public School Celebrations Continue Across Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Apr 11 Following the opening of Pennsylvania s public school centennial year schools across the state focus on pageants exhibits and plays for June commencement and observances. Dr James N Rule outlines the aim of universal public education and the state s progress through a century of schooling.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Tible
James N. Rule
Commonwealth
Penn
Eivic
Republic
Abundance and scarcity in Ford era economic thought
The piece contrasts the philosophy of abundance with economics of scarcity. It notes past reliance on limited woods and services and argues productive machinery and science could yield plenty for all. It mentions Henry Ford distinguishing between higher prices and actual abundance through efficient methods and lower costs.
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Henry Ford
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Phoenix libraries rise from Nazi book burnings across cities
The article notes new collections formed from burned books in Paris London Zurich Prague and other cities. It highlights hundreds of small groups and refugees assembling clippings laws and documents on Germany's upheaval, with over 200 000 items available to scientists and historians.
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Hiller
Paris
Germany
London
Zurich
Prague
Allte
Hollywood collar jokes and a naked truth about radio sets
United Press from Washington reports a mix of light satire and gossip. President Roosevelt reportedly wears a torn dinner collar to sound casual, while photographers and spectators react to new fashion. A granddaughter sits in the Senate galleries, and a Hollywood craze about radios and movie mor als stirs debate. The Virgin Mary novel news notes a British MP’s wife authoring a book.
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Bean
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Virgin Mary
London
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Mary Morden
Stombher
Aetis
Hollywood film shop critique of stars and showmanship
In Hollywood on April 11 Director Hamilton MacFadden argues that public appetite favors sensationalism and eccentric behavior from film stars. He says controlled chaos drives front page attention and that the industry needs more dramatic gestures to captivate audiences.
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MacFailden
Wilma Banky
Rod LaRocque
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Norce
Twenty Years Agofrom Journal Files Easter Plans
Plans for Easter observances in city churches are mentioned along with other notes. John M. Arters dies in Pittsburgh. Local students report on trips to Washington. James Stevens becomes a railroad detective for Terre Railroad. L G B A completes plans for Master Monday in the State Armory with Flaherty's orchestra. Mrs Sheeley returns from Daytona Beach. Mrs Murray and Miss Lyons travel to Washington Philadelphia and New York. Charles Litte returns from a two month California trip.
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John Murray
Josephine Lyons
Task
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Paris Style Diamonds Show Fifteen Market Cuts Debated
Paris style diamonds reveal fifteen current cuts amid a diamond market report. The list includes the trapeze, hexacon, isosceles triangle, wide base, penta gon, and other shapes with notes on how they differ from regular square or round cuts.
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Gusta of & Villionaire
Paris
Japanese War Minister Resigns Over Bribery Scandal
Tohio April 11 General Senjura Hayashi resigns as minister of war amid a municipal bribery scandal involving his brother. No immediate successor named. Premier Saito accepts resignation reluctantly after Hayashi’s insistence on leaving the cabinet.
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United Press
TOHIO
Senjura Hayashi
Araki
War Ministry
Saito
Hayashi
Sudden Call for Special Council Session Sparks Attendance
Mass meeting precedes tonight’s special session as citizens expect final action on pending bills. Former fire department drivers petition mayor and council for explanation of hiring practices, citing state law limits ignored in appointments. Administration may defer discussion to a regular meeting.
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Hage
Fire Department
Public Debate Invites Tonight at Senior High
Faculty at Senior High invites the public to a practice debate this evening. The negative team from Corry High will meet the Cochranton affirmative team on the question whether the Federal government should own and operate all banking institutions in the United States. The extra event aims to give experience to the Corry team ahead of a regional contest sponsored by Allegheny College.
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Corty High School
Cochranton
United States
Corry
Aflegheny, College
Frost Hurts Roads as Earth Heaves Driving Warned
Motorists are urged to slow on unfamiliar streets as frost recedes leaving holes and rough spots. Severe winter damage to lower type wood surfaces will take weeks to repair. High speeds risk spring damage, jolts, or undercarriage strikes on unpatched roads. Concrete slabs largely withstood frost. some heaving noted where repairs existed. State crews plan rapid resurfacing on rural highways, log type macadam and bituminous roads show cracks needing fixes.
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Touring Bureau
Pittsburgh Motor Club
Tri- State
State Highway Department
Club
Ridgway Mail Delivery Cut Under Nationwide Order
Ridgway postoffice will curtail delivery through the fiscal year ending June 30, 1934, with one daily home delivery and two daily deliveries on Main and Broad streets for business districts. Window service will close each Tuesday and Wednesday at 6 o'clock.
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U. S
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