Farmer gets higher place in New Deal
By Peter G Carey Chicago Board of Trade president chronicles 1933 as pivotal for farmers. New Deal measures push loans and price supports for cotton, corn, wheat, hogs, and dairy. wheat prices rise near two years earlier levels. grain receipts and shipments show improvement despite lower yields.
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Peter G. Carey
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Mistary
United States
New Deal
Washington
South
Federal Treasury
Evie Youth Hopes to Build Jay Dees Sportster Airplane
John Winter of Erie Street plans the first locally manufactured airplane the Jay-Dee Sportster designed to seat two passengers. Backed by a New York mortgage firm, the craft aims for ~1500 dollars, 189 mph top speed, 14 miles cruising, 4607 pounds weight, with test pilots and an Erie-based factory.
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Evie
John Winter
Winter
New York State
Cascane ‘Street
Erie
American cotton shows gains in world market
A New York Cotton Exchange report issued Tuesday notes strong December and November consumption of American cotton. World mills used 1,260,000 bales in November, up from 1,116,000 in October and 1,200,000 a year earlier, with August to November totaling 4,878,000 bales, the largest for that period since 1928-29.
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New York
World Cotton Mills
Youngstown Steel District Signals Surging 1933 Activity
Youngstown area steel production ran at forty percent of capacity last week while rolling mills operated heavily. The Ohio steel center reports expectations for higher activity than 1929 by year end with finishing mills at capacity. Curtailed new stock output is anticipated early next year, as leaders foresee a stronger January.
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Youngstown
Ohio Steel Center
Filipino dispute at Washington over independence offer
A split rises among Filipino leaders over the independence bill as Manuel Quezon seeks Roosevelt’s help to modify the measure. Camilo Osias disputes Quezon’s backing, claiming many island citizens would approve the plan if given a chance. Parliament and administration face a knotty decision on the Philippines tangle.
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Washington
Congress
Manuel L. Quezon
Roosevelt
Quezon
Senate
Manila
Camilo Osias
United States
Philippines
Osiés
Philippine
Uis
Auto Decline Check? Decline in Cars In Service Reduced
James Dalton reports in Motor that the long noted decline in automobiles in daily use, which began near 1980, seems to have slowed this year. The survey tallies show 20,528,400 autos and 3,187,085 trucks in service in the United States, a drop of 2,881,892 from earlier totals of 24,648,281, suggesting stabilization rather than further large losses.
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James Dalton
Motor
United
Staten
Servie
Wira & Nel Lon
Birth of Japan's crown prince thrills Washington
Washington observers report worldwide excitement over the birth of Japan's crown prince. Officials in Tokyo awaited official confirmation after flash cables. A later advisory corrected the date from December 3 to December 2.
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Uriter Press
Washington
Tokia
Firth
Petrified bones found in Ontario Ore near forest
Report mentions petrified bones located about 10 feet underground near a sawmill site in Ontario Ore. The discovery was made by Glen Hall and Bob Howard during routine search work. The brief note records the find without further details on species or significance.
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Ontario
Irahlabore
Agia Wort
Glen Hall
Bob Howard
William Powell Reveals Comic Clown Dream in Hollywood
In Hollywood California on December 27 the actor William Powell discusses his self image as Willy to family and friends. He recalls wanting to be a crowd friendly clown rather than a grand master of ceremonies and explains his social nerves and desire to act with ease among people.
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Hollywood
Cali
William Powell
Wily
Willy
Gheré
Somone
Last Municipal Club Beats Falconer 8 to 4 in Armory
The Municipal Club defeated Falconer 8 to 4 at the armory with Cowles Gilgnon Keating Cogswell and Bracken starring for the Incas. Also notes a big surge of Christmas Sayings Society accounts at Citizens National Bank and city police orders to stop sidewalk coasting. Weather turns cold as temperatures dip to zero to eight above.
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Armory
Falconer
Cowles
Gilgnon
Keating
Cogswell
Bracken
Citizens National Bank
Winter society in Paris shines with chic receptions
Paris notes describe winter social life with receptions and theater events. The Countess de Billy and other ladies showcase elaborate gowns, velvet capes, and moire fabrics for dinners and cocktails. Mrs Helder hosts in Fontainebleau with blue crepe dress and bright accents as gatherings mix style and function.
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Paris
Countess de Billy
Nate
Molyneux
Claude Parrere
Helder
Mra
Eefitirico Garvaso
Fontainebleau
Tor
Col
Finally Believed Girls in Dallas Robbery Gaffe
In Dallas two Mexican girls allegedly held up Centro Quajarde, demanded money, knocked him down, and fractured a rib before stealing $15 from his pockets. The incident marks a belated belief of the victims claims as the attacker duo fled.
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Dallas
Tex
Centro Quajarde
Portland theater fined for banned movie showing
In Portland Oregon a theater manager was fined .625 for exhibiting a film deemed banned by the motion picture censor board. Mrs Eleanor T Colwell, secretary of the board, stated the picture was banned and the question of safety for your daughter remained unanswered to theater-goers in the district.
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Portland
Orc
Eleanor T. Colwell
Motion Picture Censor Board
Black lace gown steals spotlight at social event
A guest wore a black lace gown with violet accents and wide sleeves, drawing attention at the gathering. The outfit featured a fitted bodice, moire fabric hints, and complementary accessories, with onlookers noting its bold styling and vintage influence.
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Folder
What's Whatata Glangg Washington Wool World
A fragmented load of 1920s era column notes and commentary by Charles P. Stewart and Leslie Eichel. The piece discusses wage studies, federal statistics, and economic policy, touching on unemployment, labor theory, and monetary debates including silver. It weaves a critique of labor officials with references to President Roosevelt era policy shifts and the impact on prices and wages.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press Star
Roe
Washington
Finelbert Stewart Realizies Lawine
Die Contry
Timt
Sujal Neier Stewart Dais
Labor Department
Jolly
Busilitey
Iest-Maaaler
Hanisticht Kuchner Realy
Apul
Shulsuirian LeWalh
Uncle Sam
Abidol
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