Senate House Rowdy Session Ends In Heated Exchange
United Press reports a long Senate session that stretched to midnight with tempers flaring over a third deficiency bill linked to a 1-cent cotton and 10-cent wheat loan. Vice President Garner clashed with Huey Long and others as lawmakers shouted and chairs were moved in a tense aisle scene.
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Inflation Ahead or Not in the Money System
Editor E L Rhoades argues that gradual inflation will continue as money and prices rise due to government spending credit expansion and business activity. He says the trend is wholesome if debtors can save enough of the increase. some economists contend capitalism survives only with such mild inflation waves.
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Speed Limit Barney Oldfield Sees Highways Gap
Barney Oldfield, veteran speed ace, says 60 mph is fast enough on present highways while cars can cruise at 70 to 80 mph. He notes few roads allow sustained floorboard speed and predicts future super-highways. He explains makers build cars to run fast yet efficiently at normal, sensible speeds.
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Real estate survey shows rents rising across 250 cities
A real estate survey of 250 cities finds rents rising with single family homes improving in 70 percent of cities while large city rents reach three fourths of 1936 levels. Apartment rents are higher in two thirds, and about one third of cities face actual shortages. Experts call this a turning point for property, with capital shifting to realty and optimism returning despite prior fears of another depression.
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Assurances of Safety and Africa Carving Under Mandates
The author questions safety and independence for small nations and envisions a rational alternative through League mandates in Africa. He suggests Britain and France seek empire limits while Germany must be satisfied postwar. The piece implies European powers preparing for a peaceful settlement, even amid threats from Hitler.
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Twenty Years Ago In Journal Files August 27 1918
Items from 1918 recount Bartow Hardware installing a modern sprinkling system to aid protection. A large Erle parade featured 75 Hike members behind Corry lodge float which won second. A Corry club prize elk was taken after the parade. Will Tiltotson of Raymond Manufacturing injured hands in a press accident. Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Stevens return from Findley Lake. Discussion of Italy and Abyssinia and a league of nations mandate proposal. Home Protection lodge and M S Couch arrive from eastern trip. Anne Smith hosts dinner honoring Bernice Bracken and Victoria Polwell.
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Back to Nature Fashion Forecast for Fall Wear
Paris styles announce fall color trends with warm auburns and browns for town wear and raspberry to purplish reds. Evening tones favor soft golds and ice blue. sports clothes showcase bright greens and scarlet with a tri color theme. Wool dresses, hats, fox scarfs, double scarves, and smart matching accessories complete the look.
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Autumn Fashion Tip Highlights Nature Inspired Palette
Fashion tips point to autumn hues sourced from nature with warm greens browns and wine red. The guidance emphasizes earthy tones for wardrobes and seasonal styling.
Birthdate Guide For August 30 Readers Says Intuition Strong
The column notes those born August 21 to September 22 are favored today with good morning and afternoon sentiment and very reary evening. It advises clerical work in the day and alerts to travel study and philosophy guidance through September 1935 and May to June 1986. It warns of opposition from older, and mentions danger around January 20 to 26, 1886.
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Hollywood lawyers turn to cinema says survey
United Press reports that many top film actors began as lawyers or law students. Names cited include Jon Lodge grandson of Henry Cabot Lodge and Harvard Law School graduates Edmund Lowe Arthur Caesar and Ralph Morgan among others who shifted from law to stage and screen careers.
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Nuggets Mailed in Candy Tin Reaches Seattle
A registered mail item from Daweon 7 delivered the most valuable candy in Seattle history, containing gold dust and maggete valued at $17,000. The odd parcel drew attention to the unusual delivery method and the high value hidden in sweets.
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Bacon Mishap Sparks Streetcar Collision
Houston man Ben Belnfield reports a portion of bacon in a pantry would be safer than under a street car wheel. A side of bacon reportedly rose onto a streetcar causing a skid into an automobile in a humorous ad style item.
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Memoirs and Modern Short Stories Review Roundup
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