Roosevelt cabinet cohesion defies turnover fears
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes the Roosevelt cabinet has remained intact since March 1983 with no retirements, two deaths, and ongoing speculation over replacements. Attorney General Cummings resigns effective January 1, while Secretary Roper contemplates departure. Rumors link Robert H. Jackson as possible attorney general and Harry Hopkins as future secretary of commerce amid debates over confirmation and relief spending.
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Perceived Peril Shifts From Nazism to Communism in U S Thinking
The article notes a change in American views about ideologies, with prior fear of Bolshevism and Nazism giving way to a view that Russia poses a greater danger than Germany. A poll from the American Institute of Public Opinion is cited, suggesting most Americans would back Russia over Germany in a hypothetical war, reflecting concerns about tyranny and political suppression.
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Defective Chimney Hazard Endangers Corry Home Safety
A fire near Forth Ward shows the danger of faulty chimneys in Corry homes. Prompt discovery limited damage. officials urge immediate inspections of chimneys using wood or coal to heat residences to prevent future fires and protect lives.
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Asta the Whin Man's Pooch Faces Quarantine Voyage
Hollywood film pup Asta endures a harrowing journey from England to the United States. He was kept in quarantine by British authorities for two months, missing famous landmarks and stage shoots for the film Smiling Along. His trainer Frank Weatherman and owner Doug Bast stayed with him as Queen Mary and rail travel posed further trials.
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Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Heart disease accounts for about 25 percent of U S deaths with other major causes including pneumonia nephritis and accidental deaths about equal. Tuberculosis is steadily declining while infant diseases and congenital conditions are noted. Regional patterns show auto accidents leading in the Buck Mountain area and life expectancy rising to nearly 81 years.
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Conia
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Understanding money flow from income to investment and spending
Architect John T Flynn explains how income use splits into spending and investing. He argues that spending in current consumption circulates money and sustains demand, while investing channels funds into capital goods, shifting the type of goods purchased from consumer items to productive inputs.
Economics of investment and money flow in capitalism
The article analyzes how consumer and investment spending drive production of capital goods like machinery, iron, lumber, and cement. It explains that saving dollars by individuals reduces immediate spending, while investment absorbs saved funds and can lag if investment capital pools up. It also notes that borrowing from banks to invest can amplify money creation and stimulate activity.
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Vollits
Landon Ties With Lima Scene Amid North Meets South Temptation
AIF Landon at Lima studies the Lambeth Walle from a Peruvian señora, 100, as Mrs. Landon warns of a possible lure toward a South American social. Sober approach urged to bring him home before entanglements deepen.
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Corry News War Casualties And Local Notices 1918
Casualty list shows Corry boy slightly wounded while Harold C Rowe listed wounded in action in France on December 4. Stamp quota announced at 150 000 by County Chairman Blossom. Mrs S R Fetch dies in Detroit. Michael Marinack Austrian born proprietor of National Tel dies. Police busy with drunks and liquor sales to uniformed men. Newborn Frank Raymond returns home from City hospital. St Elizabeth church children elect officers Hazel Sweet president Helen Trapies vice president Ruth Powers recording secretary Josephine Duffy financial secretary. City Treasurer Robert Heerlem returns from Akron after son’s illness.
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Frank Raymond
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Youth Declared Legally Dead In Missing 7-Year Case
Enis, aged 16, seeks legal declaration of death for Riazzi Riszal who vanished last August. Police say he disappeared under mysterious circumstances and may have been a one-way ride by criminals. Mother filed the case, holding a life insurance policy on her son. Riszal lived near 17th and Walnut streets and was about seventy.
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New York License Plate Expires January 31 1939
New York State Motor Vehicle Commissioner Carroll E Mealy issues a bulletin via state police printer. Excluding omnibus ambulance dealer and transporter registrations all 1928 plates may be used until midnight January 31 1939 at which time any vehicle operator must display current plates.
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1938 Vehicle Plate Validity Dates Abroad
The text notes plate display rules for omnibus and ambulance plates. It specifies 1986 expire at midnight December 31, 1938, with 1939 plates required thereafter. Dealers registrations for 1938 run until January 10, 1939, after which 1939 plates must be displayed.
Aged Man Donates Wool for Sparrow Nests in Hyde Park
In Sydney in Hyde Park an elderly man known as W. H. Farnborough donates cation wool to sparrows to improve their winter nests. The unusual gift will let sparrows construct warmer nests as they continue daily observations.
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W. HW. Farnborough
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Gravel scandal data sent to jury in Harrisburg
Erie county documents related to a gravel scandal were mailed to Harrisburg for grand jury review. The papers support a probe into corruption charges against 13 prominent state Democrats, requested by District Attorney Mortimer E. Graham who has been in Harrisburg since Monday night.
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