Canada tightens control as regions push recovery codes
Canada pursues broad regulation to steer post depression recovery. Ottawa backs national marketing plans while provinces including Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Ontario and others adopt codes on wages labor conditions and pricing. Banking methods are under review as Premier Bennett aids farmers.
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Canada
Ory
Ottawa
Alberta
NRA
House of Commons
Bennett
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Quebec
Ontario
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Tsand
Jefferson in Moscow and the Monticello embassy idea
A 1920s style piece discusses Senator Barbour of New Jersey describing the American embassy in Moscow as a Monticello replica. It notes the irony of linking Jefferson to revolutionary ideals and cites U.S. labor statistics on electric lamp manufacturing, liberty concepts, and machine efficiency impacting jobs with no clear sides.
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Jefferson
Moscow
D. A. Ru
Washington
Senator Barbour
New Jersey
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Hame
Virginia
Tre
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States
240 Million More Lamps for 100 Million People
The text argues for massive electric lighting expansion citing employment creation and societal benefits. It discusses new job avenues in lamp installation and related equipment, plus improved study and comfort from better lighting, while acknowledging technological unemployment and the need for readjustment of hours, wages, and unemployment insurance.
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Hie
Selfish Stupidity and Economic Wisdom in Postwar Recovery
Theodore H. Price argues selfishness and stupidity drive national and group missteps, linking Solomon’s warning to modern finance. He notes corporate greed and bank credit cuts cripple purchasing power and revival, urging a springtime, prudent scattering of wages, purchases, and credit to seed new prosperity.
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Theodore H. Price
Commerce and Finance
Sollomon
Price
Aries Daily Horoscope Notes Cautions and Personal Scrutiny
The reading cautions Aries readers to avoid arguments and take familiar tasks seriously. It describes tailored vest fashion, red color, and a mysterious Amatuyat reference. It warns of forced changes and scrutiny of personal assets during spring cleaning, with implausible guidance.
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Aries
Don’t Quote . Me Politician Row Over Roosevelt Vote
Washington April 21 United Press reports politicians chatter about how far President Roosevelt will go punishing Democrats who backed his veterans economy veto. Texas Rep. Bailey and Sen. Connally emerge in a closely watched primary clash as editors meet the president at the White House amid hints of administration aid.
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United Press
Washington
Joseph W. Bailey
Tex
Bailey
Senate
Tom Connally
Tost
Connally Oil
Genhally
John N. Garner
Connally
Texas
Roosevelt
White House
Long
Josiah Bailey
Long Tom
Pornler
Jay
Halley
Copnally-Bailey
Pri
Tia
Twenty Years Ago Twenty Fourteen Vera Cruz dispatches
Twenty years ago April 24 1914 reports troops of the United States entering Vera Cruz Capt Humphreys of the 27th U S Infantry visited Governor's Island New York for a regular federal inspection George M Rehm resigns as city clerk replaced by Blaine Kineald plans to raise a volunteer company for Mexico service Doroth Wilcox Helen Murray André Laurie trip to Washington Philadelphia and New York City mentioned plus local garden notes and a stray blurb about a tiny light plant in Minerva Ohio and political commentaries referencing U S leaders.
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Humphreys
27Th
U. S. Infantry
Governor's Island
New York
Dorothy Wilcox
Helen Murray
André Laurie
Washington
Philadelphia
New York City
Hollywood Ty Shop Alan son Edwards
Hollywood Ty Shop Alan son Edwards profiles the versatile actress Joan Biondell daughter of vaudeville comedian Ed Biondell. Raised in Texas and New York, she worked in many jobs from waiter to bookstore clerk, using hardship to craft screen portrayals. She reflects that every job taught her about people and life.
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Hollywood
Jont Biondell Sways
Aggie
Ed Biondell
Joan
Nobny
Union College
Mim
Usberale Aftel
New York
Workee & van Kitchen
Texais
Texas
Madge Bellamy
Paris Fashion News Sees "obeck" Gain Ground In Wardrobe
Paris fashion notes the popularization of the word obeck in modern dress coverage. A forthcoming ensemble named Chatham by Worth features black and white check taffeta, with gold thread, short sleeves, and a skirt widening from knee to ankle, paired with a black trimmed hat. The look suits formal and semi formal events and even wedding occasions in northern France.
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Paris
Chatham
Buc
Auteuil
France
Iphis
Worth
Rus de la Paix
Plan Thorough Probe of Senator on Munitions Links
United States Senator James P. Pope urges a swift thorough investigation into munition makers and allied interests. He argues for full disclosure of who holds stock in major armament firms and details of munitions sales abroad, linking disarmament debates to national finance and potential war profits.
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Beate Jad
James P Pops
Ldg
Weiler
United Press
James P. Pope
United States
Idaho
Tunitions
Allied
United States Senate
Yam
Ack Ap
America
Congress
Philip Snowden
Bethletem Steel Company
Dur Pont Company
Japan
France
Mexico
Comittes
Richfield Oils Big Campaign Launch in New England Ads
Richfield Oil Corporation of New York launches a broad newspaper advertising campaign across New England and the mid Atlantic states to promote Richfield Hi-Octane Plus gasoline. The plan follows a Syracuse convention where executives outlined sales aims and ad strategies for the 1930s motor season.
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Richfield Ol Corporation
New York
New England
Middle Atlantic
Richfield
Richfield Oil Corporation
W. Chalmers Burns
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Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Trotsky
Hearst
the Journal
Vera Crum
George M Rehm
Blaine Kineald
Charles Hall
Milton Caldwell
Journal
Calla
Sis
A.W. Hicks
Downey, Towa
W. W. Hasbroads
Horton J. Davis
Tinsville and Pranklin High School
WA. 5
Mint
Independence Hall
League Talents Navy Yard
Kansas
Michigan
Tampico
Alex Maines, Sr
Tranidin Street
Minerva
Minervais
Osio
Pompiaie
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Pat Har‘Gaon
D. Mins
Alanson Edwards
Mary Knight
Richfield Oil
Cincinnati
John H Druffel
Common Pleas Court
Mount
Helen Zintin
Wallace
Ledbetter
Zhe
Condon
Doane
West Main St
Edith Davis
M1 Lifz
Ohn Cullen
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
N. Center St
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