We the People on Railway Rates and Deflation Fears
Jay Franklin Washington analyzes public sentiment on railway freight rate rises amid a weak economy. He notes pressure from carriers seeking higher rules, critiques from new dealers, and potential deflationary impacts on housing, consumer goods, and agricultural costs if rates climb. He calls for an imaginative approach to curb the downward economic spiral.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Des
Manila
Association of American Railroads
Dniaul
Chimeng Raahs
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commerce Roper
RRC
Weller
Washington
Morgan Steel
Morgan Railways
Te Valle Pays
Unemployment Figures and Public Worry Across the Nation
The article discusses national unemployment figures with no precise forecast, noting a September employment total of about 47 million and a record unemployment high of 11954 thousand in 1988. It highlights the surge in the labor force since 1929, rising non seekers, changing family living costs, and more part time workers seeking full time work, urging public reflection.
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National
Indnatelay Concrence Board
Agriculture
Wade
Services
Mistellanenus
Dagomey
Addisen
Railroad troubles threaten government rescue and costly repairs
A garbled discussion warns railroads face dire finances from aging rolling stock and rising repair costs. Declining traffic, bond defaults, and calls for higher rates threaten stability while the sector contemplates government intervention similar to foreign experiences as it debates capital structure and infrastructure needs.
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Sam
Forest Wildlife Growth Report Shows Rising Big Game Numbers
A forest service summary notes big game animals in the country are multiplying, with about a ten percent increase over twelve years. It cites vast forest areas totaling about 170 million acres as assisting habitat, and warns that hunting pressure and habitat loss remain concerns for sustained growth.
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Fuch
Mse
Paris midseason styles mix whimsy with classic trims
Novelty trims dominate Paris midseason lines with jingle gold medal strands on dark fabrics and delicate embroidery. Catherine Parel and Jenny offer velvet wristlets and lacey sleeves, while Molyneux and Chanel showcase sequins, rhinestones, and jeweled accents. Mainbocher pairs gloves with dresses and pearls. fashion tips emphasize embroidery for daytime frocks. A note on game laws cites steady hunting and greater wildlife respect, framing civilization progress.
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Paris
Catherine Parel
Jenny
Jenney
Mousseline de Goie
Molyneux
Paghlin
Guiden Lelong
Rail rates and housing costs puzzle stewart column
Charles P. Stewart surveys a conflict over higher railroad charges versus housing material costs. Railroads demand higher rates to cover dividends on overcapitalization while builders warn increased transport costs will stall housing, delaying national prosperity amid a construction lull. The president advocates moderating price shifts to ease the burden on builders and labor.
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Wncke
Builinger
Broadway Show Girl Miss Ball Reflects On Nightly Grinds
Lucile Ball recalls grueling Broadway rehearsals and the brutal heat on a film set in Hollywood as she describes the tough life of an actress. She notes long hours under rain and heat, the need to memorize dozens of routines, and the challenge of staying in character through retakes. Her past rescue of a boy on an ice floe and piloting feats are mentioned as contrasting achievements.
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Holly Wood
Bee
Luciile
Mies
Ciatrick
New
Srouel
Fem
Grozom
Solig” Cumtipars
Fragmented OCR Attempt on Labor Commentary
Unclear text discusses workers, wages, and unions with references to steady jobs and earnings. The passage is garbled, hindering clear identification of people, places, or events.
Soviet foreign affairs minister and pedant defined
Answers reveal Maxim M. Kitvinen as the Soviet foreign affairs minister and describe a pedant as one who ostentatiously displays his knowledge. The text notes a New York section and hints at zodiac or fortune content with brief personality observations.
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Soviet Union
Maxim M.kitvinett
Twenty Years Ago Journal Clips From 1917 Corry Notes
This Clipping from December 7, 1917 covers local Corry items including complaints about chickens from parks, post office changes with Alam P. Collis relocating offices to Corry, and Camp Hancock announcements. It notes rail wage policy considerations, a Cassils L. Bears promotion to second lieutenant, Heath J.’s death on Franklin Street after illness, and Daughters of Ishbella gathering with Mrs Slattery. It also mentions Sunday school classes at First Baptist Church, Reynolds at Climax Co machinery incident, and Donald Blaine birth to Mr and Mrs Widtays. Oil City visitor A Lo Wakefield and Erie trip details appear among brief city notices.
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Congress
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Federal Building
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Cassils L. Bears
Liutenant
Company A
Heath J
Franklin Street
Isshella
John Slattery
Nora Center Street
T. A. Williams
Geo. Keefe
Memibsra
First Baptist Church
J Reynolds
Climax Iis, Co
Mr. Ancawrs
Ben Widtays
Yin
Donald Blaine
WO. Mlick
Oil City
A. Lo Wakefield
Erie
Kelvinator
Fada
Royal Cleaners
Electyi
Ellis Electric Store
North Center Street
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Cony
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