New Deal's Impact on Recovery and Housing in 1937
Jay Franklin argues the New Deal has supported retail growth and relief, while WPA wages influence private industry and living standards. He calls for a large scale low cost housing program to raise construction, prevent wage declines, and sustain recovery into 1937 amid rising rents and labor unrest.
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City Announces Storm Sewer Program Start To Create Jobs
City officials reveal the storm sewer project will begin next wet season, estimating employment for a significant number of local workers. The plan relies on private labor, WPA support waning, and aims to reduce winter disruption while advancing essential infrastructure.
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Ae UK
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All for One and One for All in Monroe Doctrine Shift
The article argues the Monroe Doctrine should become mutualized with all American republics guiding policy. It cites Roosevelt and Monroe era lessons, noting reduced meddling in Latin America, troop withdrawals from Cuba, and a shift toward collective defense and cooperation among nations to deter European powers.
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Hollywood Film Shop Reveals Anonymous Writer Seeks Matchmaking
A fragment from a Hollywood shop column shows a writer, staying anonymous, exploring dating among leading men. He notes Cupid is frank and jokes about bachelors delaying marriage for career success, referencing figures like Whalen, Way, and a striving caster. The piece hints at attempts to pair Sand a Show with Gary Craps and hopes tied to Mary Pickford and Baldy Rogers.
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Screen
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Weiter
Cupid
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York
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Whalen
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Ellow
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Baldy Rogera
Neve
Budget Talk Denotes Tradeoffs And Deficit Outlook
The article discusses tax income and deficits for the current and next fiscal year. It notes a remaining large deficit but smaller than 1980, with a projected near balance if income rises to match the year's. It suggests spending cuts and belt-tightening as remedies, estimating about a one billion reduction or reallocation could balance the budget.
One-Minute Test Bundle Mixed Qs and Whimsies
A compact set of trivia style items features questions about credited phrases, sea names for the Volga river, tiny independent staves, a Switzerland hint, etiquette notes about shipboard escorts, Horace quotes about self pity, and a horoscope noting Otis day readers with strong memory. The included answer line references Washington Irving, the Caspian Sea, and Liechtenstein.
Twenty Years Ago In Journal Files December 1916
Plans under way for a Christmas tree celebration with a musical festival. Alumni activities include a monthly magazine expansion and an alumni publication for Leslie Corry High. Union City meeting of the W C T U attends prevention bar at Mr and Mrs Moye Macsht residence. Allen Spencer leaves for Youngstown for position with Fargo Express. George Fox returns to Tooth, Mini area after summer work. Child breaks wrist in Fremost Oklahoma after kicking incident involving a steer star.
Paris Beachwear Trends Highlight Bright Colors and Embellishments
Paris styles showcase bright colors and simple silhouettes for daywear, with gold embroidery beadwork and spangles on dresses. Hats borrow miner caps with straight visors and broad brims while vivid pink corduroy shorts pair with navy sweaters. Protective sun gear includes long cotton gloves and veils, and new wardrobe tips emphasize practical, sun ready fabrics and trimmed accessories.
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Paris
Sehlapsrethi Mitreason
Avi
Beach Sounds
Serial West
Sehia Parplilv
Mack
Robin
Sing for King Parody Stops London Street Parade
London crowds witnessed a Christmas parody as a street procession altered a beloved carol with the line Hank the herald angels sing, sparking headlines about a spoof of the season. The incident drew United Press coverage from London dated December 12.
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Herald Angels
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Simpeert
Utilities Engineering Institute Training for Refrigeration Jobs
Men needed for ten training in electric refrigeration and air conditioning. Thousands sought in fast growing industries worldwide. Easy pay plan, on site practice, and proven outcome over ten years. Apply now at Utilities Engineering Institute Box 604 Gare Journal.
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Utilities Engineering Institute
Gare Journa
New Unemployment Compensation Law Enacted in Pennsylvania
The article outlines a newly enacted Pennsylvania unemployment compensation law effective immediately with taxes due on 1988 payrolls. It specifies employer coverage for Pennsylvanian publishers with one or more employees, tax rates by year, and the administration by the Department of Labor and Industries. Wages within a calendar year are taxable, unemployment benefits start January 1, 1938, and the minimum and maximum weekly benefits are 7.50 and 15.00 respectively for up to 18 weeks. Employers must maintain payroll records and employment files.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Labor
Farm Calendar and Garden Notes From State College of Agriculture
Timely reminders on decorating the home with live plants dried flowers and winter wreaths. Garden demonstrations totaled 138 in 34 Pennsylvania counties with an average value of products around 129.76 and about 25 vegetable varieties per garden. Also highlights trial of new fruit varieties on a small scale and notes Pennsylvania led in dairy sites proved during the first nine months of the year with 243 of 418 total sites. Also provides farming tips on cow milking and milking hygiene.
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Pennsylvania
Parker Dam Lake Offers Picnicking and Tenting in Clearfield
Parker Dam in Clearfield county is a 25 acre artificial lake at an elevation described as Willfeet with picnic and tenting areas. It provides hosting, bathing, fishing and overnight stays and can be reached via a forest road from Tyler, 18 miles north of Clearfield.
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Clearlelt
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