The American system and Cuba's recent turmoil
A business comment contrasts the American system of government with revolutions seen in Cuba and other nations. It argues that peaceful change via law is a hallmark of England and the United States, while dictatorships arise and end in violence. The piece lauds the Constitution’s enduring principles as safeguards against hasty overhauls.
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Cuba
America
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Riusala
Italy
Germany
Spain
sMessed
England
British Labor Patterns Program After New Deal
British Labor hopes to rise to power at the next general election with a new platform inspired by Roosevelt ideals. Plans call for nationalization of transportation, banking, agriculture, and coal mining, with a coordinated socialist state and stock ownership for private holders retired via sinking fund. The program also envisions national ownership of railways, land reform, and a national agricultural commission to stimulate farming, plus reform of banking and investment to channel capital into housing and public works. The party’s shift follows the Ramsay MacDonald split and 1931 election results showing Conservatives ahead.
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Ay Harry Flory
United Press Star
London
Labor Pathy
Rooseelt
United States
House of Commons
Labor Party
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National Transport Board
Othe
National Agricultural Commission
Bank of ‘England
Nationsl
Morgan, Grenfell and Company
J P, Morgan and Go
National Investment Board
Stock Exchange
Ramsay MacDonald
H. Thomas
Liberals
MacDonald-Thomas National Laborites
National Laborites
Predict Good Farm Income in 1933
Preliminary estimates by Standard Statistics indicate total gross farm income for 1933 will rise nearly forty percent over 1932, marking a reversal of the downward trend. Government bonuses of 250 million dollars and tax adjustments are noted, but total income remains well below 1929 peaks.
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Bain
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Fit August 29 1913
Twenty years ago readers learned that heavy registration led by the Second Ward marked enrollment, with stormy weather failing to dampen spirits at the McGuire home on Marion street. Street improvements included a new Spring Street pavement between Main and South. Notable visitors included Masters Curtis and Jack Bhumnt from Evanston with grandfather W. G. Curtis. Miss Mary Hopkins planned a trip to Philadelphia to resume work as an art instructor.
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Fit
McGuire
Marion Street
Mary Hopkins
Philadelphia
Milk strikes and federal controls spark Washington dairy clash
Senators Willan King of Utah and Patrick McCarran of Nevada probe milk production and pricing, accusing the Northern dairy industry of gouging consumers while producers profit. The review centers on a prominent milk combine raising costs and triggering nationwide unrest amid political tug of war over prices and regulation. The piece also notes Treasury Secretary nominee speculation and budget director Lewis Douglas linked to Morgan interests, signaling political maneuvering shaping economic policy.
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Charles PF. Stewart
Central Press
Wetter Walsington
D. C
Willan King
Utah
Patrick McCarran
Nevada
Niick
Senator King
Senistor McCarran
Ten
District of Columbia
Washington
Vitas
Mit
Jena
Guy Meetleciar Tjin
Leslie Eichel
Tai
New York
William HH. Wondin
Treasury
Lewis Douglas
Tha
Wall Street
Paris Styles by Mary Knight Emerges In August Paris Fashions
Paris designer Pierre Besvor of Chaliillon WeBL OUT fd introduces a new fabric line featuring bouclé and ribbed textures with variegated weaves. He notes deep reddish browns purples and old English ivy tones dominate the palette with velvets laces and ribbons to create a richly trimmed old world look. The collection includes linen blends and draped silhouettes inspired by classic couture and French English influences.
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Paris
Fabrice
Pierre Besvor
Chaliilon
Mouly
Rousse
Hold Pennsylvanians in Indiana Beer Case
Municipal Judge envey Ts Myora presided as the case centered on five inches of welling beer taken without payment of the state law. Defendants included local entities tied to Vicker Brewis Co of Jumenille, Pa. The ruling reduced liability to about six thousand dollars.
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Tholanapoltis
Aig
Anvey Ts Myora
le Ont
Elie Maree Epen
Puuebacge
Fauilegra Eine
Vicker Brewis Commay
Jumenille
Oey
Taving Weir
Sie
Senate Dry Law Echoes in Capitol Hall Beer Fountains
United Press report from Washington notes Senate offices defy liquor limits as a soda fountain serves beer amid debates to repeal the 18th Amendment. The scene includes McAdoo and Reynolds among others. House side rules, a line at the center, and workarounds like personal refrigerators. A weather scare about a hurricane caused radio panic and long dial tones, but rain arrived instead.
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United Press
Washington
the Times
Senate
Capitol Hill
Wnd
McAdoo
Dem
Calif
Thomas
Oklahoma
Ashurst
Ariz
Reynolds
N. C
Capitol
Copeland
Rilles
House
Walsh
Dem. Mass
Jlimch
Walters
Capital
Norfolk
Ducks Discover Minks Noblesville
Nineteen twenties era item reports seven ducks attacked by Edward Aldridge who shot seven mallards after they raided his food at Noblesville. Rewords indicate decoys and attractor calls used nearby.
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Noblesviler
Ind
Edward Aldridge
Mallard Vivids
Hollywood Film Shop Tales From the Studio Era
A burst of studio gossip along Hollywood Boulevard highlights stars and backstage details. Australian racing greyhound Mae West, Gail Patrick, Gary Cooper, Toby Wing, Baby LeRoy, Bing Crosby, Cary Grant, Ann Paget, Jorine McKinney, Madge Ryans, Lupe Valez, Jean Farlow, Marlene Dietrich, Dale Sutherland, and others appear in anecdotes about dressing rooms, school pupils, fan letters, and playful on-set pranks.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Hollywood Boulevard
Leslyham
Archibald
Jack Cane
Etna May Oliver
Wddie
Jorine McKinney
Ann Paget
Jimmy Durjinte
Carbo
Madie Nugent
Matis Dressler
Joan Grawford
Madge Ryans Hye
Lupe Valez
Jean Farlow
Marlene Dietrich
Germany
Maria
Dale Sutherland
Aviry
Webster man reads without spectacles at age milestone
In Webster Massachusetts Louis Medville, who will be 0 on October 26, still reads without the aid of spectacles. The notice highlights a remarkable aging fact from the local community.
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Webster
Mass
Louis Med
Oh Boy What Joy Lift Corns Right Out
An advertisement touts a new foot bath by Hmgiand promising relief for tired feet. It urges customers to mix two tablespoons of Radox in hot water and soak for several nights to lift corns and soothe callouses, claiming immediate comfort and renewed vitality.
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Hmgiand
Keister
Dell Store
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