Fourth DistrictShows Pickup in General Business
The Fourth Federal Reserve District including Corry shows a slight upward trend in late June into July 1935. Automobiles, steel, and tinplate demand rose with retooling, but auto plants trimmed July operations. retail auto demand held up, and new orders for June were high. Coal and glass varied, clothing and shoes rose, residential building up, but employment waned. Agricultural prospects were favorable. commercial failures fell. Overall, a modest year‑over‑year gain offset by declines in other sectors.
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Savings rise as deposits reach highs since 1932
Mutual savings banks see deposits surge amid renewed public confidence and higher personal earnings. Rising breadlines aside, gains come from wheat, cotton, stock dividends, and property values. Factory payrolls jump in blast furnace and auto industries, signaling budding prosperity despite unemployment. Britain’s naval treaty with Germany shifts views on naval power, while Japan denounces Washington pact, leaving America to rely on its larger resources and a cautious stance toward the Japanese people.
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Japan
Sparing the Dime A City Survey on Panhandling
A New York City survey of 689 panhandlers found most begging pleas did not reflect true needs. Physicians reported undernutrition in less than 10 percent of 580 examined. The study concludes street giving delays rehabilitation by diverting funds from existing public or private help, urging passersby to refrain from giving.
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New York City
Hhatter
Curb lights aid night driving with colored reflectors along streets
A description of curb side reflectors facing approaching drivers outlines road edges to help stay within lanes, especially in foggy weather. The text urges safer driving by reducing glare and emphasizes lights that guide staying within travel lines.
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Tims
Preston Poster Plans Semi Retirement in Hollywood
Hollywood Aug 5 Preston Poster, once a rising star, aims for semi retirement with about 200 000 stored, pursuing investments around 900 000 to secure a comfortable future. He recalls starting selling papers in New Jersey and funding vocal training to reach the stage he dreamed of while acknowledging the hard path in film.
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Philadelphia
Don’t Quote Me On House Vote Record Flubs Analysis
United Press reports from Washington detail repeated errors in recording House votes on a utilities bill. Joseph Burns and press reporters faced inconsistencies between chair announcements and final Congressional Record totals, highlighting the difficulty of exact tallies amid procedural chaos.
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Speal
Joseph W. Burns
Paris Styles Paris Aug Fashion With Bed Tick and Velvet
Paris fashions celebrate the French holiday as Parisiennes wear smart beach costumes and resort wear. An Italian Schiaparelli inspired striped suit and diorama prints headline the season with linen dresses, velvet sashes, and a pirate dress for evening shipboard dining.
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Elsa Schiarparelli
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Taifay
Star Signals August 3 Forecast For November Births
General indications speak of a mixed day with morning and afternoon challenges but evening gains. Birthdates near November 1st show talent in aviation and meteorology, with January 1936 highlighted for favorable speculation and love potential. December 25th warns to avoid quarrels and tread carefully in actions and words.
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Jail Dungeon Revived in Woplin Police News
Woplin Missouri reports revival of the jail dungeon at police headquarters. Police Chief Harry J. Measle advocates using confinement as the main punishment for chronic offenders, arguing inmates should endure stricter consequences beyond ordinary time in a cell.
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Harry J. Measle
Twenty Years Ago Flood Devastation Reported At Erie
Twenty years ago the Journal notes describe a devastating flood with over twenty four bodies recovered from Erie waters. The report mentions fifty visitors at a Columbus reunion, damage to Union and Bell telephone lines, and disruptions to train schedules as trains continued on regular routes.
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Bee Sting Misleading Fear Turns to Gunshot Discovery
Leominster Massachusetts resident Delor Tal Tulippi 45 believed a bee stung his face but doctors at a local hospital removed a .22 caliber bullet from his jaw indicating a gunshot injury rather than a sting.
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Halt Shipping of Seedlings In State
Harrisburg August 5 The department of formats and waters was closed to books on the spring shipment of seedlings from its four state nurseries. Shipments totaled 5 026 087 trees valued at 13 000 The total included 5 000 000 trees shipped to private individuals at two and five dollars per thousand. The remainder was transplanted on state owned forest and park lands.
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Harrisburg
Department of Formats and Waters
Atnte Yoreat Muiseries
Park Guides Located in State Forest Parks
Fifteen Pennsylvania state forest parks now host trained park guides and recreation leaders. The SERB education project, led by the Department of Public Instruction with help from other state departments, Piscean forests and waters, hearth and the game and fish commissions, funds twenty park guides who completed weeks of training at Pennsylvania State College. This marks the first such program in the United States.
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Hanrassars
Trainea
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Instruction
Piscean Forests and Waters
Hearth
Game and Fish Commissions
Pennsylvania State College
United States
Rose Sprouts Cherry Buds Sheboygan Item
In Sheboygan Wisconsin a rose bin at the Fred Nelson residence yielded large American Beauty roses the first year after planting and has produced by cherry buds for the past two years.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Fred Nelson
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