Wayne Township sees WPA road work boost local economy
Observations note Worthwhile WPA road improvements in Wayne Township, with gravel from Corry to Beaverdam and repairs between Beaver Dam and Lyons Corners. Projects cut maintenance costs, while Christmas trade boosts Corry merchants. Dairy market outlook improves after a slow year.
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Wayne Township
Works Progress Administration
WEA
Corry
Beaverdam
West Columbua Avenue
Lyons’ Corners
Roosevelt Highway
Spencer School House
Wayne
Ars
Hollywood film shop optimistic on 1935 movie business
United Press reports Hollywood estimates a 1935 film attendance averaging 80 million monthly totals and a $31.04 billion annual movie bill, with Paramount planning 38 releases from January to August and a $500,000 national ad blitz to push the new year.
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Hollywood
America
Association of Malion Picture Products and Distributors
Hation
Paramount
National Press
Nett F. Agnew
Paramount Pictures
Paris Styles Hats Have Veils For Afternoon and Evening
Fashion notes describe hats with horsehair veil rims and sunray pleats for afternoon and evening wear. Halo Hat versions use velvet brims, velvet bows, and open mesh veils. Talbot converts coarse hair nets into veils and shows veiled crowns with delicate netting and small hats with lace or velvet trim.
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Paris
Sufanine Talbot
Talbot
Aupin
Star Signals December 14 Forecast for July 21 to Aug 22 Born
Daily guidance covers all signs with morning air, afternoon seriousness, and evening fairness. Birthdate specific advice highlights fortune through February 1926, caution about May 1986, and danger noted for June 10 to 16, 1936, plus social prospects on January 19, 1986.
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Meeting at St. Paul’s
The Ladies Aid Society of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church met at the church yesterday with Mrs. John Boland Jr. presiding in place of president Mrs. Harrison Keppel. Reports showed a fine amount realized from a recent church supper. The auditing committee was named as Mrs. A. L. Wagner, Mrs. L. Carlson and Mrs. Albert Lynn, while the program committee was announced as Mrs. B. B. Hawkins and Mrs. John Boland Jr. A 5:80 dinner followed and gifts were exchanged. The next meeting will be with Mrs. H. H. Keppel and Mrs. Charles Dahlstrand assisting.
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Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's
Albert Lynn
B. B. Hawkins
John Boland, Jr
H. H. Keppel
Charles Dahlstrand
Roosevelt predicts bigger Missouri victory in 1936
Kansas City December report profiles Tom Pendergast, Missouri political boss, asserting he would help Franklin D. Roosevelt win Missouri again with a larger majority than in 1932. The piece notes Pendergast's Jackson Democratic Club leadership and his influence as the state’s key political power broker.
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Tom Pendergast
Lylec
United Press
Kansas
Jackson
United States
Pendergast
Kenneth Middleton
The
Ty Journal-Post
Mai Street
William Ware era politics and Pendergast influence
The piece notes Philadelphia as a political hub under Boss William Ware and links eastern Pennsylvania to Republican leadership. It mentions Leader Pendergast, his cement business, and his national allies, plus his control of western Missouri agencies for Gordon’s gin and related spirits including a 16-year-old Bourdon White Seal retailing around $2.78.
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Philadelphia
William
Ware
Pennsylvania
Hanags City
Yom Pendergast
Pendergast
Western Missouri
Catholic Daughters Hold Pound Party In View of C. Roms
The Catholic Daughters of America held a pound party at View of C. Rooms with twenty five members attending. Donations will be placed in Christminster baskets for distribution before the holiday. Mrs Wood Mrs Murray Mrs Black and Mrs Morrell led the packing and delivery effort. A teen dinner followed the 6:80 PM gathering and a King and visiting session occurred. Ohio State reports fall enrollment at 11,417, the largest in school history, up 1,258 students from last year.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Wiew
C. Rooms
P. @. Wood
Mary Murray
Floyd Black
Morrell
King
Ohio Columbus
Ohio State University
Roosevelt and Pendergast Target Missouri in 1932 Interview
The article reports an interview with a Missouri political insider who predicts Roosevelt will carry Missouri in 1982. It highlights Tom Pendergast’s influence, a Kansas City machine known for wealth and power, and notes past violence in local elections tied to youth movement strife. It also describes Kansas City’s open vice scene, firearms readiness, narcotics activity, and multiple voting practices with testimonies of repeated ballots.
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Roosevelt
Missouri
Pendergast
Tom Pendergast
Kansas City
National Youth Movement
N.M
Jackson County
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