Municipal credit revival shifts to private capital markets
Credit revival for municipalities returns as private capital interests reenter the market. States and cities tap open market bonds after earlier dependence on the Federal government and PWA loans. New Orleans and New Jersey show oversubscribed and high priced issues signaling broader access to finance for public projects and potential private business funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eigland
PWA
A. Louisiaana
New Jersey
Italian Deflation Policy Under Mussolini Named
A commentary contrasts Italian deflation under Mussolini with American measures, noting wage cuts, salary reductions, rent decreases, and price drops. It argues the policy shifts burden to lower and middle classes while aiming to boost export and currency control, warning of potentially grave social costs.
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Mussolini
Italy
Mystery of Florida grapefruit mislabeling recalled
United Press report recalls a 1920s incident in Phoenix during the Hoover era when a Florida label appeared on a box of Arizona grapefruit. Requa, a California Republican official, remembered the mixup amid a post office and political spin with others guessing at the motive behind the mislabeled fruit. The item also notes a race at Bowie where General Farley won, and a goat disposal plan by John Collier affecting Navajo lands. A giant two pound lemon from Wilton, Maine is listed as a separate item.
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United Press
Washington
Florida
Arizona
Mark L. Requa
California
Phoeni, Ariz
Hoover
James A
Jim
Bowie
General Farley
Heid
Farley
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
John Collier
Collier
Kincaid withdraws from state race as Alexander enters GOP bid
In the Journal files note Blaine Kincaid exits the contest for State Assembly while C L Alexander announces candidacy for the Republican nomination. Also reported are a street accident in West Irving street injuring Henry Kennedy, and the Journal's extra edition on the Mexican situation.
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Blaine Kincaid
State Assembly
C.L. Alexander
Uhe
Washington Fleet
Henry Kennedy
Charles Kennedy
West Irving Street
STAR SIGNALS by Octavine
The column notes Taurus governs afternoon starts and money matters as Sun moves through the sign. It lists garden plants suitable for summer and predicts changes in affairs through early 1935 with guidance from elders. A period of adjustment occurs Oct 5 to 15, urging mutual understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Ginger Rogers Reveals Nightlife and Plans for Millionaire Dream
Hollywood gossip piece profiles Ginger Rogers revealing she avoids parties, enjoys ping-pong, and saves money toward a future millionaire goal. She dislikes crowded scenes and notes restraint is rare in social events, while driving a two year old coupe and studying lines between moments of leisure.
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Hollywood
Ginger Rogers
Lear
Ginger
Miny
Wills
Cipolls
Sas
Paris Styles Feathered Fashion Dominates 1930s Runways
Paris style writers note ostrich feathered fashions dominate today with hats capes and accessories echoing birds. Schiaparelli and Molyneux influence couture while feathered capes purses and belts entice feminine wardrobes as peach crepe satin outfits and delicate feather trims draw attention.
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Paris
Schiaparelli
Molyneux
South Sea
Tina Holdeman
Calvo
Melyneus
Two Arrested After Crash Near Taidlow Park
Kane manLeonara Uta Narson twenty of Oil City formerly Kane and William Russell eighteen of Rouseville were jailed in Smethport after a high speed automobile crash at Wild Fat Park near Taidlow. Police arrested them and a justice of the peace set bond at five hundred dollars with Narson held and Russell sentenced to ten days for disorderly conduct.
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Kanm
Leonara Utanarson
Oil City
Kane
William Russell
Rouseville
Mokean
Smethport
Wildfat Park
Taidlow
Tefure Justice of Peace
Erle Stenger
Gurmarson
Russevals
Erie bank case decision expected soon leads to depositor concerns
Depositors in Erie faces a closing deposit dispute as legal arguments wrap up before Judge William J. Hirt. Attorneys for both sides say briefs will be filed this week and a ruling on whether three directors improperly secured 1.1 million in bonds and mortgages will follow. Arthur Gehrlein testified on bank reports amid testimony from witnesses who argued the legality of the security arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Trust Company
ERI
Enle
Ite
Fred
D.N. McBrier
Arthur W. Milne
Altorniyé
William J. Hirt
Arthur Gehrlein
Bank
Mes
Liebank
Strong
Wattsburg Postmaster Exam Posted as Civil Service Held
Wattsburg post office posted notices Tuesday morning by acting postmaster Max Davis announcing a civil service examination for Postmaster of Wattsburg. Applications must reach Washington by May 4, with eight applicants expected and more likely. Acting postmasters in nearby towns have not yet faced federal testing. Mr Davis assumed office April 9 after C A McDonnell, first appointed by President Wilson, handed over duties.
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Post — Office
Max Davis
Union City
Wattsburo
Washington, D. C
Corry
Eris
Girard
North East
Wesleyville
Daya
C. A. McDonnell
Woodrow Wilsim
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ING
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Milwaukee
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Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Banaelphie
Requa
Douglas
Lewis Douglas
Wilton
Journal
Hugh Bedient
Boston
Athletics
Philadelphia
Bedient
Whitehead
Miss Joy
Elizabeth Anghey
Titunville
St. Joseph's Academy
D. A. McKegney
Furrato
Toronto
McCabe
Loveland
J. D. Murray
Josephine Lyons
Hollywood Film Shop
Alanson Edwards
Lynn
Masee-Lynn
Gr J. Wied Manning
Old Farmer's Almanac
Calvin Govllege
Absorbine Jr
Ize
Dares Mentha Pepsin
Pinkhams Veg. Co
Keister
Ater
Condon
Doane
West Main St
ERIE
Missouri
HK. L. Davis
Here
Wattsburg
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
N. Center St
Nash
First Avenue
John Wiggers
Worth Clymer
Corry, Pa
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