Pay reform proposal and airship prospects emerge
An economist urges 40 hour weekly wages with annual guarantees to lift employment, aiming to boost industry and labor stability. The piece also notes Zeppelin airship development, expectations of safer flights with inert lift, and American interest in flying craft and foreign figures like Chiang Kai Shek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriner S. Heeles
Whitleman
Federal Reserve Boul
Tishov
Comeeess
Euonomiaia
The Censorship Plague Prompts Global Press Alarm
Carl W Ackerman warns censorship spreads like a plague across Europe America and Asia. He argues dictatorial control limits free thought and expression, contrasting nations with democracies where free press fosters understanding and education. The piece laments suppression dampening domestic conditions and informed citizenry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Ackerman
America
Asia
British Commonwealth
Switzerland
Holland
Breton
Norway
Denmark
Argen
United States
Sys Mr. Kerman
India
International Gelation- Sa
Walon
Brazil
Russia
Italy
Japan
Particule
Stewart Says on Congress and Roosevelt State Paper
Gentral Press columnist Charles P. Stewart logs Washington chatter on Roosevelt's state paper and Congress. He predicts limited progress, a few defense form motions, and continued budget battles amid deep policy divides between interests and the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Stewart
Gentral Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Roosevelt
Vrief
Democra s Strengths Amid Dark Descriptions
Fragmentary remarks discuss democracies and dictatorships, urging clear representation and avoidance of sensationalism. References to unclear names and places appear garbled, with a spurious note about Mongaliane and potential leaders or groups in Tasers.
Hollywood Stars Trim Budgets On Personal Purchases
A nostalgic sketch of Hollywood figures known for thrift contrasts Rockefeller’s legendary pin-picking with Claudette Colbert saving on clothes, Gary Cooper favoring home-made cigarettes, Carole Lombard responding to charity pleas, Joe McCrea and Frances Dee keeping costs low with low‑price cars, and Marlene Dietrich enjoying careful spending across a glamorous life.
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Hollywood
Jan
John D. Rockefeller
United States
Iby
Claudette Colbert
Gary Quoper
Mias Colbert
Montana
Carole Lombaigt
Hollywoon
Joe McCrea
Frances Dev
Hussy
Ute
Glarys Swarth
Jef Hollyywove
Frederick March
Marlene Dietrich
World first nil a savings actuation in Seotlant Ta10
Fragmentary OCR text discusses automotive statistics and temperatures, mentioning average car usage and a vague note about a world first savings actuation in Seotlant Ta10. Details are unclear and inconsistent.
Ancient stump in Vienna sparks historic intrigue
An old tree trunk in Vienna, described as studded with countless rails, is linked by Iris to a sixteenth century blacksmith’s apprentice tale. The fragmentary text hints at a legendary stump connected to early modern crafts and local lore, suggesting a preservation of medieval craft memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stogleim-Eisén. Platz
Vienna
Iris
Vienné
Twenty Years Ago Ag Taken From the Journal Elles
A 1918 item notes sugar shortages affecting the public and dealers under the Food Administration. It highlights Red Cross efforts, future demand, and the need for efficient distribution. Also mentions Knights of Columbus fund status, a new fuel distributor appointment, and local tax matters in Erie County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elles
Whits and S Secretary of Commerce in a Quiz
A fragmentary one minute test asks for the secretary of commerce and the city silited on a scheme. It hints at etiquette notes and a horoscope column with scattered phrases about credulity errors and anxious cautious living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whits & S
Secretary of Commerce
Sili
Lara Sey
We the People by Jay Franklin Washington
Presidential address argues that Roosevelt must end the do nothing era and pursue major reforms to avert economic collapse. It urges government reorganization, power industry regulation, and policies to restore employment, purchasing power, and social order as the nation faces a decisive test of American democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Franklin Washington
Roosevelt
Wiliam Green
John
Mewie
Ihand
Washington
Ralicy
Lord Sansbury
United States of America
Times
Mr._ Roosevelt
Register and
Tribune Syndicate
The World Comes to Pennsylvania Campaign Expanded
The Pennsylvania State Publicity Commission leader Warren Van Dyke notes global interest in the state’s scenic and historic attractions. Letters arrive from Holland, the West Indies, China, India, and Africa requesting information on cottages and resorts as promotional efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Warren van Dyke
Pennsylvania State Publicity Commission
Holland
West Indies
Hague
J. F. M. van Malsten
Literaure
Lugo County
Netherland
Pennsylvania
China
India
Africa
Erie News Roundup Of Local Happenings And Notes
The Erie Journal almanac points to a bingo reopening tonight as editorials note a reduced newsroom size. Mayor Frank E. Hopler frees four prisoners as a new regime takes office while New York revels in New Year festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volmid
B. Hepler
Erie
Journal
John Mulderick
Frank E. Hopler
Harry Paulson
York
Metropolia
New York
Buffalo
Mt. Hermanns
Olean
Sorenson
Every Home With Children Has Its Feeding Problems
A discussion on children’s eating habits by surveys and doctors notes that most households face feeding issues. Parents influence taste development through meal prep and role modeling, while a sudden appetite loss may signal illness.
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Cand
Tothers
Clube
I OF God
Alvesys Tims
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