Unemployment debate from Nobel laureate and Einstein notes
Nobel Peace Prize winner Arthur Henderson argues postwar unemployment stems from broader economic forces and requires steady policy changes like public works and unemployment insurance. Einstein explains matter energy equivalence and practical sun powered energy for future growth. Dietrich von Sternberg bid farewell film Caprice Espagnol features and rising holiday sales in 1934 show economy improving with stronger department store activity and federal reserve gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
Henderson
Federal Reserve
Chicago
Richmond
Atlanta
Deltas
Furmer
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Fires 1915
Twenty years ago notices from the Journal Fires dated January 2, 1915 describe local events. The Climax Manufacturing company tests revival in easiness with first locomotive orders. primary elections upcoming. Marsh Brooks Olds Morgaridge active in politics. Charities plea for more money. F Brown assumes control of the Ferry Bridge and Supply Company. Meserve sells interests and moves to Chicago. A Beaver Dam fire saves the building housing Reid Lyons’ grocery. Granville Nash’s seventeenth birthday surprise at York Street. An Erie train ejects a prominent local manufacturer two miles from Jamestown. he later pays fare. W J Wilcox ill at home. Cassius Sears travels to Warren to resume work. J J Andrews Posh installs officers for 1915 at Armory.
White House Toys And Graft In The New Year
United Press reports a satirical look at Washington during the holiday season with mock gifts and playful jabs at officials. It notes President Roosevelt facing criticism from soldiers and the public, while references to various government figures and a humorous exchange about a treasury chief and the NRA. The piece blends lighthearted items with coverage of political figures and ongoing policy debates from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Tan
Prantl
D Roosevelt
Sistie Uni
Buzala Lal
Fae Chrisimax
Childeon
FDIC Scrutinized Over Expenses by Senate Inquiry
Senator Carter Glass leads calls for inquiry into Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation spending. Senate Banking Chair Leo Crowley cites high payroll and publicity costs and unnecessary security guards. FDIC assets totaled 16447 859 as of October 1 1934, with 259 Washington staff and 608 elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald G. van Tine
United Press
Washington
Federal Deposit Thwuraie Corporation
Senate Banking and Currency
Carter Glass
Leo. Crowley
Tmean U
Pletcher
Fik
Banking and Currency Group
Crowley
Senate Committee
Flotochmr
National Press
Glasy
FDIC
New Deal
Waller J. Owens
Hus Corporation
Derman
Fletcher
Sevii! Otter
Iver
Lee
Glasa
Senate
House
Congress
Good Business Outlook From Last Year Report
The year began with an auspicious business outlook and strong last year results despite a weak first quarter. Industrial and trade activity showed progress through the year, with overall improvement noted in the year’s early months.
Sweet Potatoes Prove Viable in Spearfish Valley
Mrs. Merle Johnson proves sweet potatoes can be grown in Spearfish Valley. After Texas she imports a group of plants this year and plans to plant 600 from Arkansas next year. Spearfish Valley is noted as a truck garden area.
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Spearfish
Merle Johnson
Spearfish Valley
Texas
Johnson
Arkansas
Spearist Valley
Paris Styles Colorful Evening Fashions Reveal Molyneux Gowns
Paris reports highlight Brititsh designer Molyneux presenting color balanced evening wear. A periwinkle blue crepe gown with deltatias and matching blue cape showcases sculpted lines, belted sash, and restrained trimming. A second black satin ensemble features silver lame accents and petunia crepe belt, with sweeping skirt and dramatic sleeves.
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Paris
Britishey Molynesux
Greece
Britain
Moly’ Fiimeelf
Today's Fashion Tip Molyneaux Color Combos
A compact style note highlights Molyneaux color pairings for shaggy flowers like tulips and dahlias. It suggests bold contrasts and coordinated palettes to refresh outfits and floral arrangements.
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Molyneaux
Man Held In Auto Fatality
Jan 2 Conrad Vashel was charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of nine year old Henry Belerschmitt. The boy was struck by Vashel's auto while returning home after a rehearsal on December Band Ash streets. Vashel was arraigned before Alderman Barber and released on $1000 bail pending a preliminary hearing set for Friday at 2 20 p.m.
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Brie
Henry Belerschmitt
George Blerschmitt
Fun Street
Conrad Vashel
Sisteret
Thomas Wabran
Chalie Barber
Befersthmitt
Smdl Ash Streets
Dec
Vasivek
Star Signals Horoscope Notice for January 2 1935
Careful with cutlery and tools today as danger signals appear with excessive energy. Avoid contentious speech and hasty remarks while study or travel may inspire you from April through July in 1985. Socially favorable early July. Chester Huderny and wife visited Erie on New Year’s Day.
Drugist Clarence H Reynolds Found Dead in Warren
Clarence H Reynolds a Warren Drug Company druggist and longtime resident was found dead in his home bathroom on Monday. Coroner and a physician ruled death from acute myocarditis estimated to have occurred about five hours earlier. Reynolds, 59, was born in St Dintys Absit and came to Warren in 1907. He is survived by two children, Robert and Imogene, and two brothers W B Reynolds of Malone New York and W B Reynolds of Alliance city.
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Warren
Clarence H. Reynolds
Warren Drug Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Bal Lowrey
Robert
Ite
Reynolds
St. Dintys Absit
8. B. Reynolds
Sctiyess Ste Ss
Reynolds Drug Company
Imogene
W. B. Reynolds
Malone, N.Y
Governor-elect to address PA publishers convention
Governor-elect George H. Marle will speak at the closing sessions of the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association annual convention in Harrisburg January 11-12. He will be introduced by Colley S. Baker. Arthur Brisbane will also speak. Charles P. Howe will present a survey of 118 member papers. Howe and Harry E. Trout lead the event.
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Harrisburg
Bribane
United Press
George H. Marle
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers. Association
Colley S. Baker
Arthur Brisbane
Brisbane
Charles P. Howe
Valley News
Tarentum
Asociation
Howe
Harry E. Trout
Manheim Sentinel
Release Jap officer filming waterfront in St Petersburg
Noshiro Matsuda, a Japanese naval officer arrested while photographing the waterfront at St Petersburg, was released today by immigration officers. He immediately left for New Orleans en route to report to his country's embassy in Washington.
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United Press
ST. Petersburg
Frs
Noshiro Matsuda
Matsuda
Newporis
Washington
Two couples celebrate 50th wedding anniversaries
In Erie on New Year’s Day 50 year vows were renewed by Mr. and Mrs. Elma D. Bunting of 124 W Ath Street and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lee of Mill Village. The ceremonies, at the homes of their children, Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Lee, drew immediate relatives. Bunting was born 1858 and his wife 1866. They wed January 1 1885 at Little Cooley PA.
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Erie
Elma D. Bunting
W. Ath Street
Benjamin Lee
Mill Village
Edward T
West 4Th Street
Lee
Mr Bunting
Phila Alexander
Little Cooley, Pa
Roy John ‘Thomas
Bride Defies School Rules For Early Honeymoon
In Springfield, Marguerite Whity Tate, 18, and Deward Tate, 21, wed after a bout of player hockey plans. Truant officers told the groom she must continue schooling until she reaches 18 or completes eighth grade, despite the marriage.
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Springfield
Marguerite Whity
Tate
Weel
Deward Tate
Nanses
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Einstein
Albert Hinstein
Pittsburgh
Hinstein
Earth
Finstein
Hollywood
Calif
Marlene Dietrich
Josef von Bremnberg
As & Star-Itiveday Comebimation
Caprice Espagnol
Miss Dietrich
Paramount
Lionel Atwill
Cesar Romero
von Sternberg
Fires
Climax Manufacturing Company
Marsh
Brooks
Olds
Morgaridge
Board of Associated Charities
Reid Lyons
Beaver Dam
Granville Nash
York Street
Jamestown
W. J. Wilcox
East Mainstreet
Cassius Sears
Claught Lumber Company
J. J. Andrewa
A. J. L. Street
G. W. Peterson
Henry St. Adams
S. Caldwell
M. N. Baker
T. M. Peek
J. C. Wilson
A. Nichols
Wheeler Wicks
G. A. Parnham
A. W. Harrington
Sears
Waxy
Treasury
Henry Morgen- Hiau
Gall
Momzential
Terea
Ginnne
Generht High
NRA
Commerce Department
George Berry
Sol Fosenbistt
Nfficsy Goorke
Brady
Alvin Brown
Okmulgee
Deposit Insurance Corp
Carter Cs
Dakota
Chester Huderny
City
Waterfront
B. J. Lee
LACE
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
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