Corry Advertiser Discusses Housing Act Effects and NRA Echoes
The Corry Standard reports on the impact of the National Housing Act and related agencies on building trades in Corry. It notes limited local benefit so far, with strong interest among dealers and craftsmen in the expanding construction activity and wages. It also discusses NRA-like price fixing efforts by local druggists and merchants, and political prophecy shaping the 1936 campaign.
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Cory
Ump
America
NRA
INRA
Washington
Congress
Corry
Leadeck
Kongress
Jlega
Tae
The Illusion Of Exact Science In Election Forecasts
The piece argues statistics pretend precision in politics and economics. It notes experts claim to predict shifts and timing, yet the public hears weekly forecasts only to see uncertainty persist as voters and opinions evolve.
Reisner Signs to Direct in London After Hollywood Career
Veteran Hollywood comedy director Charles Chuck Reisner arrives in New York en route to Gau mont British studios to begin a new contract. His career includes guiding Syd Chaplin Marie Dressler Charlie Chaplin Robert Montgomery Polly Moran and Buster Keaton. He will oversee comedies in Shepherd's Bush London with Jack Hulbert and Cicely Courtneidge, and has directed The Hollywood Revue The Better Ole The Gold Rush and A Dog's Life among others.
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Chuck Reisner
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Shepherd's Bush
London
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Cicely Courtneidge
Rusta
Charlie Cheplin
Marie Dressler-Potty Moran
Chaplin
Sally Eilers
Edmund Lowe
Elizabeth Allan
Richard Ahem Rooest Young
Miss Bilers
Lowe
Young Nai
Jessie Matthews
Farley Defends Government Spending Against Wastage Charges
Democratic Party chairman James A. Farley responds to queries about public reaction to big business drives and Roosevelt policies. He argues corporations resisted reforms from Jackson to the present, while noting that promises were kept and that national debt, deficits, and currency stability improved under Roosevelt. He asserts relief spending declines as investments cycle, boosting income and tax receipts.
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Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Big Business
Jackson
Farrey
Hoover
White House
Piddie
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files January 3 1916
The city's new municipal commission forms with Frank Laurie and L R Bliss taking oaths. Mayor J B Patterson E W Olds and C F Brown serve as members. Postethwait re elected city treasurer Kincaid re elected city clerk Powell re elected health officer. Action on city engineer chief of police patrolmen and fire team drivers delayed thirty days. Brainard injured at Raymond plant. Hassett badly injured by a truck in Akron. Candy breaks left arm slipping on Concord street steps. Mr and Mrs Hunter Pope and others home for holidays leave for Winchester Va. Mrs Gt Weed spent New Years with relatives in Novia st returning home. Have you a house to sell. try 4 lagside dad pan.
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Frank Laurie
L.R. Bliss
J. B. Patterson
W. Olds
C. F. Brown
William Postethwait
Blaine Kincaid
W. C. Powell
Hunter Pope
Joe
Carl Pope
Winchester
Gt. Weed
Noviast
Revne Tig
Duchess of Kent Sets Hat Trends With Small, jaunty Styles
Paris Stiles Iraris reports the Duchess of Kent continues to influence millinery in Europe. Returning to public life after the birth of the Prince her hat game shifts to smaller pillbox and toque shapes in velvet with blue black feather accents. A brown velour hat with a sweeping brim and parakeet plume completes her current fashion tip.
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Duchess of Kent
Marina
Greece
Paris
England
Madame Suzy
London
Star Signals January 4 Forecast for Taurus Birthdates
The reading highlights those born April 21 to May 21 as favored today and notes general daily indications for all. Morning sadness, afternoon doubt, evening very good. Advises a numerically inclined profession and practicality influenced by elderly approval, with caution advised for July. Socially favorable periods listed as February 6 to 10, 1936.
State balance at close of 1935 announced
State Treasurer Charles A. Waters reports the 1935 year end state treasury balance stood at 64,465,560, up about 23.5 million from 1934. Operating funds rose to 86,905,868 with large gains in general and motor funds.
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Charles A. Waterss
Hind Trust Furs
General Fund
Motor Fund
Operative Group
Veterans
Workenen
PR Xebook
William Morris Invented the Morris Chair in London
The article notes William Morris, famed as artist and poet, best known to some as the inventor of the Morris chair. In about 1861, Morris and partners formed a firm to design and manufacture artistic furniture, creating a reclining chair with an adjustable back for user comfort.
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Morris
William Morris
London
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