Old Guard Admits Need of Roosevelt Program
Senator Joseph C. O Mahoney argues in Chicago that opposition admissions prove the New Deal’s virtue. He cites the Republican National Committee’s June 8 declaration and questions past GOP leaders who failed to curb unemployment and aid agriculture, urging confidence in Roosevelt amid criticism.
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Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Chicago
Fom
Publican National Committee
Nicago
Bear
Mindig
Hoover
Roosevelt
Fletcher Committee
Mellon
Sng
Retail outlets in U S fall little from 1920 peak
A Department of Commerce report shows 1,520,839 retail stores were operating in the United States on December 31, 1933, down 1.5 percent from 1920. Independent retailers hold firm, with experts calling this a tribute to small merchants while ongoing code debates and NRA issues shape forecasts. G B Rafter returns from Pittsburgh after a business trip.
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Department of Commerce
United States
Pennsylvania
New York Times
Paul H. Nystrom
New ‘York State
Syracuse
Herald
Drug ‘Popious
Lillle
NRA
NRA rules govern fur description in fall coats
United Press reports new NRA code rules for fur labeling require the correct fur name to be the last word in descriptions. Dyeing and blending must be indicated, and country of origin used for the fur. The piece also notes Harold Ickes’ remarks and a war department Atlantic coast narrative with references to races and troop movements.
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United Press
Washington
Aig
Milsdy
NRA
Star Signals Horoscope by Octavine
Today carries dreamy schemes and far fetched notions with irrational advice. Mars, Neptune and Uranus warn of misjudgments. Birthdate alerts health risks April 13 to May 7. Financial improvement urged November 10 to 19. Danger days October 30 and 31, socially favorable September 17.
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Mars
Neptune
Uranus
Trolley Line Meeting Advances in Chautauqua County
Twenty years ago progress toward a trolley line north from the city was to be discussed at a meeting of Chautauqua county and city leaders. Also noted were Mrs. J A Arnold returning from New York with millinery, a car collision at Spring and South streets damaging the Rieker vehicle, a traveling troupe at Jowal depot, a North Center street pullet with first egg at five months, and GW Chapman named manager of Sloan department store in East Liverpool Ohio.
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Chautauqua County
Leo Scrambling
North Center Street
Wil Beal
GW. Chapman
A, Ee
R. F. Livermore Company
Big Sloan Department
East Liverpool
Ohio
Warner Bros previews Velvet Living screen project
Warner Bros announced the production of Living On Velvet by Jonny Waldont with Olive Jones signing for the cast, likely to join Sweet Adeline. Jones, a Columbus Ohio native and graduate, recent musical comedy star, has ties to Parade and radio work with Rudy Vallee. Jolson’s next vehicle 60 G.I. Your Datee is dated for autumn.
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Hollywood
Warner 1 Bros
Velvet
Jonny Waldont Dulins Ausseln
Pidy Ata
sLodjy Reales
Olive Jonés
Warner Bros
Adeline
Miss Jones
Rudy Vallee
Columbus
Olio
Wiens
Orekin
Sunling
Aingeneralty
Donal
Jolson
G.I. Carl
California
Ruby Keeler
ae_nees
Amnesia Victim Sought Identity In Missing Person Case
Police pursue a young amnesiac woman, described as Ruth Lehman of Candlersport, Pa., found dazed near downtown after claiming she is the missing August 24 homeward bound girl from Olvan. Authorities wired Olean and Coddersport for replies with no result yet.
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Piel
Olvan
Hospiti
Rawaven
Ruth Lehman
Cauilatsport
Wnabla
Seaonl
Win
Pallee
Olean
Codderspott
Hail
Arly
Theutrieh
Owntown
Pilsserby
Pope
Candlersport
Paris Styles Paris Aug Fashion Update
Paris Worth unveils a winter sportwear line featuring shorter skirts from fifteen to eighteen inches above the floor, back belting, and new diagonal weaving. Coats vary from three-quarter to full length with belt slits, and accessories show fog-gray brown and bright scarf touches.
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Paris
Roger Worth
Ils
Nondimit
Worth
Verdict Against County Awarded to Nettie Persons
In Supreme Court Mrs Nettie Persons wins a $6500 verdict against Chautauqua County for the death of Elis Persons. The Board of Supervisors met in special session at the Court House with Chairman Martin PB Whatton presiding. The case arose after a cap of peas was swept by a low fence telephone wire on the Sindsirville highway. The widow had sued the county, a jury previously awarding $4500. The Highway Committee referred appeal questions to the Board amid debate. Menzo W Neate moved to pay $6600, sparking further discussion.
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Mayville
Auz
Chautauqua
Supreme Court
Nettie Persons
Charlotte
Elis Persons
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Martin PB. Whatton
Persons
Sindsirville
Highway Committee
Menzo W. Neate
Silicott
Walter S. Burnham
Ser
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Corry Evening Journal
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4Th St
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
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itz-Lovaly
Detroit
G. B. Rafter
Pittsburgh
Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
PWA
War Department
Atlantic Seaboard
Jersey
Douglas McCarthy
Journal
Flies
J. A. Arnold
New York City
Roberts
Rieker
Spring and
South Streets
Jowal
Hollywood Film Shop
Harold Potts
Lyle van Vieck
State Highway ‘Department
J. F. Trimble
Frank Mead
the Phoenix
Mr. Mead
England
Everpool
Erie
Anthony DiCorp
DiCorp
A& P
Onid Haskiu. Ane
Union City, PA
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Corry, Penna
Lod
Ci Cee Ysney
Riverside Ramblers
America
Riverside
Ramblers
Montgomery Ward
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