Way to beat soaring living costs via frugal diet
Frederick C. Othman reports United Press on how to cut living costs by narrowing diets to potatoes corn flakes evaporated milk canned tomatoes and red salmon with sugar on corn flakes. He notes price declines and sharp rises in items like Gleomargarine onions pork chops corned beef and cabbage, highlighting regional cost differences and a note that white potatoes have fallen 44.8 percent since March 13.
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Washington
Portland
Ore
Bureau of Labor Statistics
East
Baltimore
Richmond
Buffalo
New Haven
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Vice
Toga
Prominent Boston Merchant Voices NRA Controversy
Edward A. Filene testifies before the Senate finance committee in the NIRA inquiry, acknowledging NRA faults yet arguing the issue clarifies how to align American life with new economic realities. He warns against returning to pre NRA practices and calls for action under the program, noting uncertainty about broader business acceptance if NRA is withdrawn.
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Washington
Edward A. Filene
Boston
Prince
Senate Finnance Committee
NIRA
NRA
Dr. Townsend
Father Coughlin
Huey Long
Ludendorff Declares Anti Christian Heathenism On 70th Birthday
The article reports General Erich Ludendorff praising anti Christian heathenism and urging racial loyalty, claiming Christians are weak. It links his views to wartime conduct and notes a possible alignment with Hitler and the Nazis in celebrating such stance while criticizing Christian restraint in war.
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Erich Ludendostf
Christies
Howev
Ludendorff
Hitler
Puttting Men to Work in a New Work Relief Drive
A business writer notes nationwide effort to accelerate projects funded by a large relief program. Communities push for speedy approval to secure labor needs and tax-backed costs, hoping to reduce dole dependence while urging higher motives across cities and towns.
Government drives private effort to absorb workers
The passage argues that federal government spending must be matched by local and private initiative. It states the federal contribution marks the first phase, while success hinges on business absorbing workers on government projects before federal funds run out. The emphasis is on coordinated action to sustain employment.
Efficient Legislation Urges Swifter Constitutional Review
A prominent af member calls for quicker lawmaking by establishing a special committee to rule on constitutionality during federal legislation. He suggests options including a congressional committee or a Supreme Court or panel of eminent judges and lawyers, aiming to make parliamentary processes responsive and timely.
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Supreme Court
Beaux Arts Ball Fashion Highlights in Paris
Paris journalists describe the Beaux Arts Ball at St Moritz as a formal affair with Regency influenced decors and couture gowns. Pale yellows whites pinks and turquoise led color trends while darker tones favored plum beige black and lime. American film glamour shapes dress at galas and restaurant events as invitations urge formal attire.
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Paris
St. Moritz
Cnrdls
Senate Policemen and Patronage in Washington, D C
An article from Washington outlines Senate patronage positions including policemen and elevator operators earning annual salaries. It notes uniforms, limited police experience requirements, and long service of several longtime staffers. appointments reportedly continue as senators change. It mentions specific names and roles, including Col. Birwin A Halavy and Sergeant-at-Arms Chester Turney, with decades of payroll tenure.
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Senate
Bona Fire
Washington
Fidanilora
Fmwyy
Beryl
Uw Pupertotk
Wyorkery
Col
Birwin A. Halavy
Chester Turney
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files April 15 1915
The column recalls Ransom of Pittsburgh dying after a fall at Babinger hotel. A runaway team injures a Spring Creek resident’s child. Education boards suspend a Senior High student. Charles Carlson injured at the Federal building job site. A Public Service Commission action relates to Concord Township rail officials. Texas contestants headline entries. North Side Wist club hosts its annual banquet. Local business and municipal plans discussed by Major Browdy. Miss Elizabeth Hinkey and Joseph Kayrion wed at St Thomas. Paper tying incident injures a horse on East Mall Street. Health officials, the local doctor and others appear in the day’s notices.
Reserve Captain's Long Service on Evacuation Day
Boston honors Reserve Captain Wifnsin J McCluskiy, commander at line Mas Fine Howerve Company, who has participated in every Bosley Evacuation Day celebration for 25 years.
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Boston
Wifnsin J McCluskiy
Line Mas Fine Howerve Company
Tivids Fecord
Bosley
Astral Guidance Notes for April and Summer Dates
Fragmented star forecast warning readers to use caution in the morning while social life and arts are favored. It mentions foresight in the evening, planning limits, a life event about theft defense in mid 1935, and danger windows in July 1938. Also notes social favors in June and a cryptic call to write letters about a historical work and dates in 1085.
Piano Pupils in Spring Recital at Mrs Shoop's Home
Mrs. Shoop hosted a spring piano recital Saturday evening gathering relatives and friends. Students Virginie Denice and Winton Denice, Doris and Robbietown, Genend, Bobby Parsone, Carl Cox, Tommy Dewey, Martha Haithory, Dave Bergman, Payton Lindsley, Colette, Alte Maude Facib nok, and Bernige Naylor performed, showcasing the gifted guidance of teacher Mrs. Shoop and the Dewey family伴.
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Sinaie
A. Shoop
Pablo
Dewey
Rosemily
Ina Austin
Colette
Bernige Naylor
Warren
Sagging Through Traffic on Thorolighidres Streets
Pedestrian congestion plagued Thorolighidres streets during heavy traffic as people navigated crossings and re crossings before finally returning home.
Bound to Be Read and The Barbarians Review Digest
A period-voice roundup reviews several books and authors. Claissa Wairchild Cushman’s But For Her Garden is praised for humane portrayal of marriage and separation. Andre Michelson’s I Came Out Alive is seen as a rare insider portrait of Russian youths under Bolshevism. Virginia Faulkner’s The Barbarians is lauded as a Parisian youth novel from 1922, with witty manners and vivid scenes.
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Claissa
Wairchild Cushman
Littie, Brown & Co
Judith Cosby
Hilary Webb
Covention
Hilary
Little, Brown & Co
Andre Michelson
Russia
Virginia Faulkner
Simon and Schuster
Aultime
Romane
Paris
Ue Poole
Notory Snitrers
Tess
Hollywood mufflers and the quirks of sound in film
Hollywood film lore centers on the sound mixer Dave Forrest and the hunt for elusive ambient noises on the set. He explains two main problem types: clear circuit squeaks and stray external noises, from beaded gowns to pigeons on rafters. He recalls wind, aircraft, and parachute gags disrupting takes as crews chase the culprit, while directors react with exasperation and humor.
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Dave Forres
Dick Powell
Jean Muir
Sean
Forrest
Rudy Vallee
Lessyi
Homeatr
Wing Crumpind
Lee Film Company
Waldwel
Ty Gaiety
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Joan Foreman
Board of Education
Charles Carlson
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Wodle
Public Service Commission
Consord Township
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Toherk Mani
HB. Marley
Totierty
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Lapis
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J. B. Browdy
N Yeu
Luh Wee
Reker
Tom Wu
Nur
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Joseph Kayrion
Youngstown. O
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St Thomias Chipett
East Mall Street
Nick Fadler
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Harpers
Lechoiqte
Hollywood Film Shop
Oulewood
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Sharpest Nosed
Steaths
Hollywood
Mike Stew
Novia Scotia
T. Morris Longstreth
Harper's
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Ron Rockwells
Presa Bureau
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Warboy Starkie
Dylan
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Provence
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Lippincott
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Yu Nong
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