Wallace as a Prophet and the Business Tide
Secretary Wallace addresses 26000 top earners in New York urging cooperation and noblesse oblige to guide national policy while warning of an inverted pyramid and social upheaval. The Business Tide credits Dawes and Ayres arguing recovery follows human nature, not policy, with government clearing channels for private enterprise to ride the tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Newark
France
Charles G. Dawes
Unite States
Chicago Chamber of Commerce
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland
Stock Exchange
Dawes
Impetumus
Stars Attend Premieres Then Visit A Neighborhood Theater
Hollywood studios test audience reaction at a small neighborhood screening while directors and cast monitor feedback. Irene Dunne and Jeanette MacDonald appear at a Beverly Hills preview, as Gene Raymond observes and a quiet crowd disperses, with the scene underscoring studio curiosity about film’s reception.
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Hollywood
Der
Hem
Ace
Sweet Adeline
Wilshire Boulevard Theater
Beverly Hills
Irene Dunne
Jeanette MacDonald
Gene Raymond
Prof Allan Nevins on US anti deflation effort in London
A London audience hears Prof Allan Nevins of Columbia discuss the American campaign against low morale and deflation. He argues experiments in policy are painful to conservatives but delaying them harms many, noting business interests could not endure complete devotion to drastic debt cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Nevins
Columbia University
London
Credit unions fund football junkets in doubt amid rules
United Press reports Sen Hiney Long’s loan rule may not cover football junkets for Louisiana State University players next year. The Farm Credit Administration announces a Baton Rouge credit union suit while spinanch wage debates surface as women’s bureau notes low pay from yellow spinach. Treasury redecorations include gold paint, and Roger J Whiteford named FETA general counsel to defend a libel suit for Rep George H Tinkham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Hiney Long
Louisiana State University
Farm Cruft Administration
Baton Rouge
Housing Administration
Roger J. Whiteford
FETA
George H. Tinkham
Mass
James Cannon, Jr
Whiteford
Optimistic Influences Boost Ventures and Affairs
The column predicts strong positive influences this period amid government help and favorable power dynamics. It notes opportunities for success in ventures started today, with constructive frames from January 12 to February 12, 1935, and mentions dates in December 1934 for clerical work alongside other advisory timings.
Latest Discoveries of Science Will Be Shown
Pittsburgh event showcases new lab experiments, inventions, and devices from the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Exhibits include radios, glass that bends, steam power, optics, and safety devices. Notable displays feature microscopes, telescopes, and a butterfly exhibit by Austin A. Clark.
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Pittsburgh
Selentinla
American Association For the Advancement of Scienes
Carnegie
Tike Woa
Bi Blin
Laken
Ammons
United States Bureau of Mines
Rochester
Buffalo
Austin A. Clark
Smithsynian Institute
Syinker Cnrd
Paris styles Paris royal wedding fashion by Worth
In Paris on December 18 Worti presents royal wedding attire worn in London by Princess Christopher of Greece and Princess Francoise of France. A bronze taffeta gown with gold thread features a broad shoulder bow and sable cape with matching accessories. Informal looks include navy marocain frocks with tassel motifs and a beige wool and gold lame ensemble with a three quarter jacket and buttoned sleeves.
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Paris
Worti
London
Christopher
Greece
Francoise
France
Worth
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files 1914
December 18 1914 events note cold morning in Corry with low readings. Pennsylvania Railroad builds a new team for local freight west of the express office. Salvation Army matinee at Lyric theater with vegetable donations. Police investigate youths placing iron on tracks east of the city. Bowling contest between U.S. Chair Company and Crescents postponed to next week. Manager Yard of Library Theater to present vaudeville and pictures this evening. Roscoe Brigham injured, improving at home on East Wayne Street. H Wettenburg travels to Erie for poultry association business. A blaze near Headway Unit Fire Company destroys a building and spreads to two maple trees.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
U.S
The
Crescents
Main Street
Roscoe Brigham
East Wayne Street
Woman Freed on $6,000 Bail in Fur Theft Case
A 41 year old Anna Weber of Cambridge Mass was released on $6,000 bond in Erie County on suspicion tied to a fur theft ring with two other women from New York City and Cleveland awaiting bond or hearing. Judge Hirt set habeas corpus hearing for 10 am. Attorneys from Syracuse arrived to press the case.
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Chicago
Erie County
Anna Weber
Cambridge
Mase
Wommen
Syrcus
N.Y
W. ML. Schubacker
Amd
Lillian Weer
New York City
Evelyn Nolan
Cleveland
W. E. Hirt
Wm. Carney Ani
Damian Mcbaughlin
Wlain
Syracuse
Warren RWD Projects Start During Week
An official notice from the local Office of the Allied Work Division states two new Warren road projects began last Thursday. Six Mile Road in Mead township will be improved for about 2,600 feet and employ 40 workers. A cobblestone pavement will be laid at the dairy barns of the State Hospital, employing 25 men. Three projects recently finished include a concrete arch culvert in Youngsville, clearing brush on game lands in Deerfield township, and replacing all windows at the State Hospital.
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Youngsville
Deerfield Township
State Hospital
Lie State
Rewards Urged for Heroes of War on Crime
Omaha report details Ernest H Burt urging a peacetime medal plan for individuals who resist crime, arguing state recognition and protection for such crime fighters. He cites Justice Department data from 76 cities on August crimes, including murders, robberies, and auto thefts, to support official notice and safety measures.
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Omaha
Neb
Ernest H. Burt
Frank B. McCoy
Seventh Corps
Bellaven
Major Hurt
Lie Atorney Geners
United States
Aawal Mawatian
Burt
Handit Aid
Department of Justice
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Eit
AU Spor
Iter
USA
Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Golegrove
FRED #1 , INC
44Th St
New York
Barkiett
I Po
Currier
ILM Shop
Blue Springs
Riley Johnson
Temple Springfield
Paul Bennett
Pennant Park
Puaski County Grand Jury
R. F.C
NRA
PWA
Women's Bureau
Lahor Department
Women’s Bureau
Bureau
Union City
Ralph Jones
Maplewood Park
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Canter Street
Fenn
Salvation Army
Lyric Theater
P. R. BR
Veity
Yard
Library Theater
Wettenburg
Erie
Poultry Association
Sssvestssele
Vail
Santa Claus
Model Dairy CO
Corry, Penna
Warren Rwd
Ron
Lane
Keister’s
Cut Rats
Yardleys
DeVilleis
Gillette
Chesterfield
Whitmans
Prince Albert Tobacco
Keister
Cotys
Durand Chocolates
Samiwiches
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