Tugwellism reshapes New Deal farm policy and resettlement
In a critique of bureaucratic reform, the piece argues that Rex Tugwell’s resettlement administration marks a shift in federal farming policy. It contends the program would grow beyond advisory roots, absorbing old Agriculture Department functions, while trimming weaker elements and preserving a core for aiding the poorest farmers.
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King Edward Abdicates for Love in Rumored American Bride
The once Prince of Wales resigns the throne to marry American divorcee Wallis Simpson. The abdication shocks Britain and prompts speculation of wider motives beyond romance. Edward, now in voluntary exile, clears the way for his brother to ascend the throne as England contemplates a new reign.
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Automobiles expand market while roads lag behind
Industry faces growing demand with 26 000 000 cars on the road and potential rise to 49 000 000. Critics blame traffic jams and poor road capacity for stagnation. England sees high employment and renewed construction, while U S builders lag in low price housing. Plans begin for charity balls to raise funds for infant paralysis research.
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England
Wales
War on gfantile parciys sparks community deeds
Communities raise funds and awareness through a public event that blends civic duty with enjoyably communal activities. The effort highlights the need for ongoing engagement and offers people a chance to contribute while sharing positive experiences.
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Wage Improvement Drives Industry Payroll and Wages
Cheerful news from the steel industry shows payrolls now total about $1,000,000 monthly above the 1929 average, covering 931,000 employees, an 18 percent rise. Hourly wages rose from 68.3 cents to TS cents on November 16, reflecting a belief that higher wages boost prosperity and business health.
Paris Furs Rule This Year Beav er Astrakhan Broadtail Lead
Paris fashion notes outline fur trends for the year with beaver astrakhan broadtail leading popularity. Ermine and mink remain top for evening wear due to expense, while a slim silhouette and high collars shape designs. Close fitting toques accompany most coats, and beaver trims appear on matching ensembles.
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Star Signals December 12 Horoscope for Nov 22 to Dec 21
Star signals today affect those born under the date range with a practical mindset. Disappointments loom in real estate and home matters tied to parents. plan finances in March 1937 and draft a money making method. The period September 11 to 15 carries danger.
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One-Minute Test Trivia Answers Card
Answers include Salem as the capital of Oregon. Turpentine is made from the healing gum exuded from the bark of a pine tree. Venus is the planet that reflects enough light to cast a shadow when there is a moon.
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Clemency hearing set for Jatoh Gable December 17
Clemency plea for Jatoh Gable, awaiting execution for the murder of Harriet Gountein, 79, will be heard by the parole board on December 17 during the calendar of the board's monthly session. The note appears in the local calendar with details about the case.
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Quintuplets become Hollywood fashion stars in Reunion outfits
The Dionne quintuplets, now seen as top dressed actresses, wear costly wardrobe from 20th Century Fox. Wardrobe chief Arthur Levy oversaw 40 seamstresses to create 150 outfits, including hats, bonnets, coats, nightgowns, sun suits, robes, and matching accessories, using finest materials and imported Swiss fabrics. The five sisters received two pairs of footwear each and multiple specially made shoes.
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Sullivan Expedition Sheds Light on Pa Campsites
The Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission notes that granite boulders marking camp sites along the Sullivan Expedition route through Pennsylvania were placed to commemorate the 1778 march. The expedition started at Batson and moved northwest to Sullivan at Athens, then to Genesee Castle in New York, with the round trip occurring from June 28 to September 30, 1778.
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May Increase Driving Permit Age Two Years
A local survey from John B. Kelly, Secretary of Reversal, notes plans to raise driving permit age from 16 to 19 or 18 years. The Fife County Automobile Club requests opinion on the proposal and contemplates submitting to the State Commission for consideration.
Twenty Years Ago Items From the Journal Fire 1916
A mixed New Bethlehem era column notes a Ladies of Company A relief fund vote to use treasury money for border troops. F L Weeks buys administrator sale property on North Center Street for 2100. Funeral for Mrs H Henderson at her North Center home. C W Clark reports large female reindeer on his property. Local banks begin prepaying Christmas savings checks for the 1916 club. A mission at Bl Thomas church earns success after a weeklong effort by Father Tehlman and Darling of North East. Mr and Mrs G D Heatts plan a Western trip through twenty states. Orville St Pierre arrives from Youngstown to succeed O H Holden at Wells Fargo Express. Birth announced for Carl Hinman’s daughter. Pittsburg peace move stalls eight-week plate glass strike as mediation countersproposals prolong talks.
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W C T U Essay Contest Sponsor Meeting Recap
Regular Union meeting at 208 West Washington Street discusses hosting an essay contest for high school students. Plans include hospitality funds and a forum on aging bites as a theme, with March and February dates noted for upcoming activities and new member recruitment efforts.
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Crane Blames Wife For Plight In Arrest Report
Oscar Crane asks the Journal to correct reports tied to his arrest, blaming a quarrel with his wife after a spiritual indulgence and denying insanity. He alleges a plot to railroad him to the asylum as Alderman Gurdon remanded Grant, who was released after a judge reversed a local justice’s sentence. A second item reports Jamnes McNic killed in an auto crash near Rochester, Pa., from injuries at the junction of routes 25.
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