Schweinitz resigns as RA secretary amid relief wrangles
The report notes Karle Schweinitz quits as Secretary of Public Assistance after Gov. George Earle’s plan to keep relief administration nonpolitical. It argues his departure may benefit the program, counters accusations of partisan boards, and covers judicial notices about Judge Hirt’s Erie traffic ruling.
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RE Schweinitz
Karle Schweinitz
George HL. Earle
Hpi
de Schweinitz
Relie
Parle
County Boards of Public Assistance
Wowk
Forgotten Man of 1937 Writes for Credits
Hollywood journalist Pred Allen laments writers receiving little on screen credits while praising the forgotten man. He cites the struggle for recognition, the need for grand props like steam calliopes, and the dream of better acknowledgment for scribes behind Sally, Irene and Mary at 20th Century Fox.
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Hollywood
Jan
Allen
Yras
Alice Raye
Sally
Irene and
Mary
20Th Century-Fox
Aifea
Etrsten Teft
Charles Dickens
Isame
War fears and economic cause of peace in wartime era
A fragmented and dated passage argues nations such as France, Italy, Russia and other powers race to arm while Scandinavian suppliers grow rich from iron. It questions when war will come, suggesting armies are stocked but food and funds waver, and militarized nations may halt futile weapon production to focus on usable goods.
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France
Italy
Russia
Roosevelt administration picks anti monopoly adviser Jackson
Charles P. Stewart argues Assistant Attorney Robert H. Jackson is a natural choice to champion anti monopoly policy for the administration. He notes Jackson’s expertise in trust busting and questions whether his prominence signals a White House preference or purely official endorsement.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press Columinist
Washington, BD. G
Robert H. Jackson
National “Administration
Justice
Roosevelt
White House
Jasan
Paris Styles Paris Youths In Chic Prom Attire
High school and college prom season inspires Paris coutures with chic French evening wear for teens. Poléres and fitted skirts, taffeta dresses with circular skirts trimmed in gold ribbons, light chiffon jackets, and pale blue velvet evening gowns dominate. Designers favor simple outer wraps and minimal jewelry for a smart, age-appropriate look.
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Paris
Paris Coutures
Alexandra
Greece
Molyneux
iWideleine Oxeray
Who chairs the U S Senate Foreign Relations Committee
One Minute Test questions list various prompts including who is chairman of the U S Senate Foreign Relations Committee and a range of unrelated trivia items. The fragmentary text also mentions the Gatun Dam and Dante’s works with hints and misprints evident throughout.
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U. S. Senale Foreign Relations Committee
Gatun
Roosevelt Critics and Economic Royalists Spark Debate
By Jay Franklin Mashion published January 6 argues against the label economic royalists used by critics of Roosevelt policies. The piece lists names like J. P. Morgan and John D. Rockefeller as examples, asserts voters can oust political leaders, and calls for accountability in big business to prevent further economic harm while defending New Deal aims.
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Jay Franklin Mashington
Dry
Gacils Journal
America
Harold E. Tekesin
Roosevelt
Rockefeller Group
Morgan
J. P. Morgan
J. P.mongan& Co
Thomas W. Lamont
Lehmat Bros
Floyd Odlum
Atlas ‘Corp
Guggenheim Family
Commelinal
Sally
Anaconda Copper
Duke Estate
Hoover
Congress
Hodsavelt
General Motors
Acip
Sizaible
Ihig Pusiness
Beery Bolls
el A Atid
Wall Street
Washington
Register
Trine Syndicate
River dynamics in flood periods raise Ohio’s share of Mississippis flow
The Ohio River normally supplies more than half of the water reaching the Mississippi below Cairo, and during floods this share can climb to about two thirds.
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Ohio River
Mississippi
Cairo
Blues singer threatened. two bodyguards assigned
Hollywood reports Proteck Ruthtting, a noted blues era singer, received a death threat by telephone from her former husband, Martin Snyder of Chicago. She says she was told she would be killed and has since fled to safety with two husky bodyguards. She divorced Snyder on November 30 for cruelty.
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Nonea
Erese
Hollywood
Jun
Ruthtting
Gyho
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