Supreme Court Limits on Federal Power in Dams Policy
Government control of navigable rivers through dam building and power transmission may face Supreme Court limits as it moves to compete with private power. The issue, long debated in reclamation projects, hinges on federal authority versus private enterprise with public policy guiding future steps.
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Opportunity in Africa for colonization praised in Times
Streve lyn Wrench founder of the English Spealing Union argues in the London Times there could be a real colonizing opportunity in Africa if Europe grants restoration of former possessions or mandates. He notes prewar emigration to the United States and British Dominions declined, urging resettlement in Eritrea, Somalia, Libya, or other parts of North Africa to avoid further conflict.
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Lalipea
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Atria
Strevelyn Wrench
United States
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Europe
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Parta
Libya
America
Goveanyime Fuen
Railroad Prosperity Despite Deficits and Recovery Hints
The text notes railroads facing large deficits in 1933 and 1934 with overall industry strain, yet hints at possible revenue gains and a return to profit through fixed-charge coverage. It mentions rolling stock, steel, and related products as areas of orders and future demand amid cautious optimism for the year.
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Railroads Face Private Ownership With Modernization Drive
The text notes a shift toward private ownership and management of railroads, signaling bold experiments with new train types and modernization. Government takeover to avert disruption is unlikely for several years, and the move aims to stimulate base manufacturing and boost railroad business.
Supreme Court splits and unanimity debate in current term
The article notes 102 unanimous decisions in 121 cases through Feb 11, with 19 non unanimous, including 6-3, 5-4, and 7-2 or 8-4 splits. It discusses talk of a rule for full unanimity but cautions it may suppress minority opinions that can shape evolving law.
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Paris Fashion Focuses On Lace in Spring Attire
Paris reports a lace heavy spring with trims and gowns in lace fabrics. Black remains favored by elites while pastels like dusty pinks and pale blues gain popularity for summer eve gowns. Lightweight wools crepe and textiles appear in blouses and suits with sheer feminine details and jabots.
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Paris
O'Rorsy
Janior
New York Opens Door To Motion Picture World Says Miss Shaw
Hollywood film insider Miss Shaw argues the path to movie success now lies in New York and live entertainment roles rather than traditional Hollywood casting. She cites amateur hours and nightclub opportunities as rising chances, noting talent scouts favor performers with stage experience and versatility.
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Joe. Brown
Fashion Tip Highlights Delicate Lace Trends
A fashion note from Taos showcases a vogue for lace accents in early spring garments. New blouses with lace trims and linen or lace gowns appear as key pieces, signaling a delicate, feminine style revival.
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Taos
Moray's Coldest Morning Sparks Local Incidents
Twenty years ago on February 21 1936 Moray logged the coldest morning of the year with readings dropping to 26 below in the business district and 18 below in the third ward. A trackwalker named Tory Notte narrowly escaped death after fainting on a Pennsylvania Railroad line near Clymer, forcing a stop to an approaching train. A freight wreck occurred in the sail end yards when a shift car derailed, damaging the line for several lengths. A barn fire caused slight damage at Cale Hall on Spring Street. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Frank on February 19, a daughter named Jane. Veteran engineer Thomas ONeil of the Pennsylvania Railroad died in Buffalo after being found in the Corry roundhouse. The Corry High School seniors prepared for their class play The Heavenly Twins to be directed by Mrs Waller L Peake.
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February 22 Star Signals Report for Feb 10 Births
A weathered astro column notes favorable trends for those born February 10 to 12, advising caution in the late afternoon and encouraging social changes. It mentions travel, study with friends, and avoiding ankle problems from November through October, with unclear dates and stray phrases throughout.
Preface to the Past and Other Notes on Books in Review
A literary survey reviews Cabell’s Preface to the Past and his past works, noting revisions of Manuel and reaction to his provocative style. It discusses Saroyan’s Inhale Exhale, Buck’s The Exile, and other recent titles, praising or critiquing their treatment of history and fiction, with emphasis on authors and themes from classical Rome to modern America.
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James Bratch Cabell
Usegail
Calbell
Manuel
Oden
Branch Cabell
Cabell
Harpers Magazine
10 Celbet
Redd
Viams
Graves
Weuchtwinger
Rome
Gunther Birkenfeld
Pearl S. Buck
Reyna We Whitcock
Holland
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Waterworks and sewer permits issued in Chester County and beyond
Secretary of health Marth Mautstide Dexter lists permits for Coatesville water main construction 20 inch iron pipe with valves linking filtration plant to the system serving Coatesville Sout Coatesville and Modena. Muncy LY approving sewerage plan and extending sewage discharge deadline to December 1936. Reserve Township Allegheny approving sewer revisions for ML Troy District and Spring Garden. Classified ads note sale of used furniture.
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Marth Mautstide-Dexter
Coatesville
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Modena
Muncy
Lycoming Township
Reserve Township
Allegueny Counity
Troy
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Books IN Review
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Random House
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Thomas ‘Wolfe
Sdroyan
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Cable Euitor
New York Times
Macmillan
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Harpers
Edward P. Cheyney
Doubleday Dorany
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House OF Representatives
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