Americans Outpace Roosevelt With Salaries Above 75 Thousand
Reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission reveal that more than 100 Americans earn larger salaries than President Roosevelt's 75 thousand dollar pay. The data list executives at major firms with pay ranging from 15 to 85 thousand dollars yearly, including leaders at Standard Oil of Indiana and Owens-Illinois Glass. The piece contrasts private sector pay with government salaries, noting most officials earn well below 20.5 thousand dollars annually and that nearly one million people are on the government payroll.
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H.R. Ekins
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Securbies and Exchange Commission
Ie S. B.C
E.G
E. R. Crawford
Pittsburgh
McKeesport Tin Plate Co
G. V. Parkins
Avey
Francis B. Davis
1. Hubber Co
Edward G. Seubert
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Slong
George Horacé Lorimer
Saturday Evening Post
William B. Levis
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Francis H. Brownell
American Smelting & Refining Co
George Gordon Crawford
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Pittsburg
Clarence M. Wooley
New ‘York
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp
Olland J. Hamilton
New York
Américatadiator Co
Henry M. Reed
Standard Sanitary Manufacting Corp
William C.mckinney
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing —_Corp
Charles K. Foster
American Radiator Co
J. Iverson
L. W. Mesta
B. A. Mesta
Mesta Machine Co
A. Kinkaid
Secretar
Scott's Scrapbook: Will and Kinship Notes from Martins Ferry
In Martins Ferry Ohio B C Boyd leaves 800 to his hat brother T J Berkley with a note saying he was found to be his boy. The man’s $60,000 state bull goes to his daughters.
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Martins Ferry
B.C. Boyd
T. J. Berkley
County Poor Job in Taxing Securities in Erie County
County commissioners face criticism for weak efforts to tax securities such as mortgages stocks and bonds. Erie county’s 1994 assessment shows securities at 28,808,851 or about 20 percent of total real estate value, suggesting heavy real estate burdens while investments escape taxation. The piece argues wealth from securities should bear a fairer share to ease taxes on homeowners and farms.
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Board of
Trie
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Burea
iGovernor Earle
Commonwealth
Global money talks as silver rises in treasury vaults
Swelling streams of silver pour into the United States treasury lifting government holdings toward gold levels. The Treasury Department has been noncommittal while Congress and the President offer scant guidance. As gold standard nations waver, talk of a world money stabilization plan grows louder and more urgent among international finance circles.
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United States Treasury
Treasury Department
Congress
Asia
Latin-America
Businese
Paganism Tee Wow Paxon Movement Noted As Remarkable
A readable fragment notes a Paganism movement described as remarkable and stately with intriguing naming. The item hints at cultural or spiritual shifts and uses bold language to frame the phenomenon as notable.
Hitler as Germany's new Messiah sparks Nazi religious fervor
A Berlin audience hears Jacob Wilhelm Hauer liken Adolf Hitler to a messianic figure and claim a revelation guiding Germans toward a fiery racial faith rather than traditional Christianity. The speaker contrasts Hitler with Islamic prophets, asserting a world mission and challenging American perceptions of the German people.
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Germany
Jacob Wilhelm Hauer
Berlin
Gol
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Bette Davis on Unconventional Roles and Hollywood Vision
Hollywood April 28 Bette Davis criticizes the conventional screenwoman saying she finds the nice girl uninteresting and notes her rise after taking unconventional parts like Theo in Cabin the Colton She recalls Zanuck choosing her for that path and remarks Jim Cheitneys Of Human Bondage was best for her career Also mentions Academy nominations and Max Reinhardt defending Hollywood's earnest effort The German producer Aaliversd adds a note about a future project Opus A Mid stounmey Nusht Drei
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Miss Davis
Theo
Colton
Jim Cheit~ney
Max Reinhardt
Hollywood
Wotling
Aaliversd
Twenty Years Ago Items From Journal Files April 29 1915
Mayor Patterson and City Solicitor Kincaid returned from Harrisburg after hearings on letting cities bid on their own contracts. About 190 attended the large wet banquet by the Board of Commerce. A House Appropriations subcommittee arrived to inspect Corry hospital. The Historical Circle closed for summer with a Bible Day at Mrs Bracken’s home. Attorneys Peake Smith urge to vacate roads in Concord township before the Public Service Commission. County roads praised by Highway Supt. VanWeck. City tax issue rushes at Treasurer Postlethwait's office. Duplicate total set at 332865.03. New pool and billiard room tables arriving for the old council chamber by Stanford Hose Co. Hospital Aid Society plans May Party at the Armory.
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Patterson
G. T. Kincaid
Harrisburg
Peake
Smith
Public Service Commission
Concord Township
Courteil
Stanford Hose Company
Unclear OCR Weather and Schedule Note
Fragmented text mentions fire, navigation, daylight, and daily tasks with vague hints of signals and canaries. It mixes advice on work, vibration, and clerical duties with risky phrases about fire and danger. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable from readable portions.
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Elioul
New Deal Alphabet Divisions Add Nonadministrative Agencies
United Press reports April 29 that six new agencies replace administrations under Roosevelt’s New Deal to oversee spending from the relief fund. The divisions include DAT-Division Information and WAD-Works allotment Division, among others, signaling a policy shift away from commissions and toward divisional names.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Hoover
NRA
AAA
PWA
PACA
CWA
Stamps and royal issues mark anniversaries and sales
Great Britain and the colonies issue TAMPS in 1908 to celebrate the 25th year of George and Mary. Canada marks Quebec’s 300th anniversary with a notable issue, featuring portraits of the King and Queen as Prince and Princess of Wales. The one-rent magenta of 1856 remains the rarest stamp, once bought by Arthur Hind for 82,600 dollars and recently insured for 50,000 dollars.
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Great Britain
George
Mary
Quebec
England
Prince and Princess of Wales
Hintich Guluna
Arthur Hind
Thorn Bridgeport tragedy sparks fatal infection during work
In Bridgeport, a worker named Thorn suffered a fatal infection after an accidental penetrating injury while on duty at a firm. Medical staff treated the infection but it proved deadly, ending the life of the unnamed worker.
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Thorn
Bridgeport
Ing. Suger
Paris Styles Show Highlights 1930s Molyneux Fashion Trends
Paris fashion notes from April recount Molynen presenting spring and summer outfits that wow fashion reporters and stylish readers. Sheer taffeta evening dresses eschew shoulders, vivid color blocking, and lush trimmings while sport silhouettes grow tighter with shorter skirts and button detailing.
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Paris
Molynen
Nouse
Marina
Trousseau
Molyneus
Tip Molyneux
Beadwork collection from Ned A G Yore and victor Johnson sold
The collection of Indian beadwork from Ned A G Yore and Victor Johnson of Yorke sold for 2000 dollars to F J Plym of Niles Michigan. It was regarded as one of the finest of its kind in the country and had previously been part of the State Historical Society exhibit.
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Ned
A. G
Victor Johnson
Yorke
F. J. Plym
Niles
Mich
State Historical Society
O Jam Shaw Makes Few Town Visits in 20 Years
Port Clinton resident O Jam Shaw, who just celebrated his birthday, has visited downtown only three times in the past two decades. He notes he does not see it as necessary to go downtown, living just six blocks from the business district.
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Port Clinton
O—Jam Shaw
Doywntown
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