Britain Defends Costly National Budget Amid War Readiness
The piece argues Neville Chamberlain proposed a national defense budget totaling 3,986,485,000 pounds for the House of Commons. It compares Britain’s per capita debt to the United States, notes higher income taxes to fund armaments, and criticizes Republican alarms over Roosevelt’s relief program while stressing the need to fund defense and wartime recovery without neglecting citizens’ basic needs. The author contends New Deal costs and wartime debts reflect broader economic pressures and urges support for government defense spending.
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Mendon
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
United States
Roosevelt
DuPonts
America
Political Parade Forecasts in Party Battles at Cleveland
Washington dispatch reviews Republican moves toward Cleveland and Democratic reactions to Senator Vandenberg. It notes public publicity fights over AAA payments, Hoover era positions, and potential nominations including Landon and Knox, with emphasis on Vandenberg's evolving strength and age debates in Illinois and Michigan.
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Lyle C. Wison
United Press
Washington
London
Cleveland
Vandenberg
Charlie Michelson
Hoover
National Committee
Vandenburg
Michelson
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Harpener Michelson
Ioana
RPC
Sem
Herbert C. Hoover
Alt
Landon
Kansas
Frank O. Lawden
Ilingis
Rank Knox
Bee
Bub
Roosevelt
White House
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Farm Income Surges On Improved Prices and AAA Support
American farm cash income reached high levels as of 1935, aided by AAA programs and rising crop prices. The report cites 1952 to 1955 price gains, higher net cash income, and substantial rental and benefit payments to participants, totaling about six billion dollars in 1935.
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Department of Agriculture
Hollywood Film Star Hersholt Celebrates 30th Acting Year
Veteran actor Jean Hersholt marked 30 years as a motion picture actor during a Hollywood luncheon at his home. The Danish born star recalled his first camera appearance in 1906 and recounted early work at the Copenhagen studio before moving to Hollywood in 23 years ago.
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Jean Hershall
Holyswood
Wherstolt
Denmark
Christian
Olg Gleson
Merstolt
Copenhagen
Hail
Hersholt
Valley Hill
Hursholt
Hollywood
Thomas Ince
Treeville
Sanu Monies
Wich
Daptor
Ersholt
Stellar Forces and Dates Spell Odd April Forecasts
This April star signal lists affected birthdays May 21 to June 40 and hints at varied astral influences. It misreads months and outcomes with phrases like Morning-Good and Evening Bail while suggesting travel and purchases in a scattered forecast.
Memorial Dashers Observance Plans Noted in Local Journal
Twenty years ago items from the journal show G A R and Gerry lodge planning Memorial Dashers observances with D Warren DeRosay as general chair. News notes include a messenger boy at NuBone Corset company suffering a severe arm gash when a power cutting machine activated unexpectedly.
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Gerry Lodge
D. Warren DeRosay
Glenn
Drop New Hospital Plan In Erie County
Erie County officials see little chance of converting the county almshouse into a tuberculosis hospital due to high costs. The plan would require about 340,000 for the switch and significant additional funds for equipment, with the old county home already serving local inmates.
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Erie County
T. B. Hospital
Erie
Carrito
Parisian Fashion Names Baroness Rothschild Among Best Dressed
Paris notes Baroness Eugenie de Rothschild formerly Kitty Spottiswood is listed among the world’s best dressed and one of the ten most fascinating women by Elsa Maxwell. Her Molynen spring outfit in sheer black wool proves a best seller, worn with a black satin underskirt and bolero. A Nile green crepe gown on princess lines and a decorative black wool ensemble complete the selections with floral touches and a tilted daisy toque.
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Paris
Eugene de Rothschit
Kitty Spottiswood
Philosophia
Elsa Maxwell
Tom
Molynen
Molyneux
Sixte de Bourbon- Parme
Boris
Russia
de Hothechild
Ahich
Why of Attack on Senate Lobby Group
A partisan radio and lobby dispute centers on the American Liberty League as its leaders challenge the Senate Lobby Investigating Committee. The debate claims massive telegram scrutiny and questions about who funded anti Roosevelt efforts, with accusations against the Du Ponts and munitions profits.
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Senate
Treadeas
Maran G
Jouett Shouse
American Liberty League
U. S
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Black Senate
Shouse
Fob
Black
Lewis B. Schuellenbach
League
Dus Pont
du Ponts
duPont Munitions Company
Trai
duPonts
Roosevlt
Iion
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
Roosevelt
Liberty League
Senate Lobay
duPont
Congress
Wall Street
U. S. Senate
Federal Communications Commission
Youth released after punchboard complex claim in Oroville
An Oroville youth was arrested on a charge of stealing a punchboard. His attorney argued the boy was only suffering from a punchboard complex, a condition he says arose after persistent losses on the game years ago.
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Oroville
Cal
Hii
Davis
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