Roundup of national news and events highlights
A broad digest reports on public opinion polls showing high support for age pensions but low support for a $200 Townsend distribution, and New Jersey pardons board opposing clemency for Bruno Hauptmann. It notes Pennsylvania liquor taxes, Explorer 1 debris as souvenir bookmarks, and various crime, politics, and weather items including a Delphi incident in Camden and a hospital update on Adolf Hitler.
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United States
American Institute of Public Opinion
New Jersey Court of Pardons
Bruno Hauptmann
Hoffman
Hugh White
Pennsylvania
National Geographic Society
Frank Ramiro
Delair
N. J
Labor Temple
Camden
Adolph Hitler
Thurmond Walt
Rio
Hampshire County
Virginia
Herbert Ball Crosby
Walter Reed Hospital
Philadelphia
Lessons of Morgans Testimony on War Propaganda
Twenty years ago public emotion over World War I was fueled by pro Allies propaganda and financier interests. The piece argues the nation overestimated threat from Prussian militarists, and calls for safeguards to prevent financiers and manufacturers from steering policy into war again.
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House of Margs
Washington
America
Morgan
Western Europe
Imost
Refunding and Currency Talk Across Nations
Debates on refunding debt at lower interest rates spread from federal to local governments, claiming tax easement and greater borrowing capacity. A Berlin correspondent notes Hitler’s fiscal rhetoric amid currency issues and unemployment, contrasting with U S and other nations’ financial stress.
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Waugh
Hitler's economic drive fuels public spending and control
The text portrays a Nazi program blending lavish festival expenditure with combative state control. Public and private spending is directed by government needs, with private enterprises urged to invest, banks to lend, and workers protected only with state permission. Germany pushes socialization of business and export funding, aiming to mobilize all capital as government paper amid national faith in a miracle-worker leader.
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Hitler
Hilize
Berlin
United States
Germany
Jane
Enes
Jas Ecole
Richard Dix stars in Mother Lode set during 1860 gold rush
The film depicts the Kern river valley battles with the Pueblos during Fremont era. Richard Dix and Leila Hyams portray a prospector and a mining town romance as California’s gold fields blaze to life amid savag e clashes and frontier lure.
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Hollywood
Kern River
California
John Charles Fremont
Richard Dix
RKO Radio
Mother Lode
Dix
Fremont
Pitles
Scodie Mountain
Sierras
Owens Lake Country
Intertamer
Leila, Hyams
Scout Emblem Changes Spark British Protests
The swastika will be removed from Boy Scout badges across the British Empire amid protests over its meaning. A national emblem will lead the way in replacing the symbol as Scouts adapt to new wartime sensitivities and unity.
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London
British Empire
Twenty Years Ago In Journal Files January 13 1916
In this month NuBone Corset company state representatives visit Seley and officials. Mrs C B Kibler dies at home corner Park Place and Center Street after illness. Citizens Bank directors J J Desmond F A Loveland Eli Barlow James L West D L Bracken H W Parker G H Barlow re elected. National Bank officers re elected Henry Keppel Frank Laurie D H Andrews L W Olds G T Kincaid H Heath O H Andrews. Corry lodge Knights of Pythias officers W M Wetherbee Fred Mixer J H Young B E B Dunham J S Pres L H Ross Charles Rathburn installed. Mrs Dominick Dempsey dies at Hatch Street after long illness.
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The
Citizens Bank
J. J. Desmond
F. A. Loveland
Eli Barlow
James L. West
D. L. Bracken
H. W. Parker
G. H. Barlow
Nasonal Bank
Henry Keppel
Frank Laurie
D. H. Andrews
D. ‘A. Depew
Lewis W. Olds
G. T. Kincaid
H. Heath
L. Kincaid
O. H. Andrews
Corry
Knights of Pythias
W. ML Wetherbee
Fred Mixer
J. H. Young
Eb, Dunham
J. S. Pres
L. H. Ross
Charles Rathburn
Star Signals January 13 Horoscope Patch
January 13 horoscope highlights favor those born between August 21 and September 22 with general lays for all. Morning tricky afternoon pair and evening departure warn of late afternoon gains from superiors while a hopeful, talented view is urged. June through August readers gain steadier mind and reliability. Elderly relatives offer practical progress, watch danger dates late July to early August 1936.
Relief caseloads fall by half over six months
A New Deal era report shows relief cases dropping 50 percent in six months with 67 counties reporting decreases. WPA assigns 809,400 in projects and 687 emergency food relief funds. one incident notes a man injured by a falling limb while felling trees.
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WPA
Aled Tate
Charles Bemus
Wayne Township
Phildalphia County
Allegheny
Payette
Lackawanna
Clearfield
Dinner Guests at Corry Hospital Fund Drive Meeting
Attendees at the Corry Hospital fund campaign dinner included W. W. Morgaridge L. W. Olds J. H. Wright D. D. Reed W. H. Duffy Harrison Keppel C. M. Sessle I. A. Loveland Frank Raeder D. Warren DeRosay C. P. Kealing Henry Aug GC. N. Waters Dan Alexander and J. H. Marlin as listed among those present.
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Corry Hospital Fund
W. W. Morgaridge
L. W. Olds
J. H. Wright
D. D. Reed
W. H. Duffy
Harrison Keppel
C. M. Sessle
I. A. Loveland
Frank Raeder
D. Warren DeRosay
C. P. Kealing
Hany Aug
GC. N. Waters
Dan Alexander
J. H. Marlin
Lowville Child Burned In Kitchen Scalding Accident
A six year old girl, Betty Brown, daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Brigch of State Line Road Lowville, sustained dangerous burns when she pulled a kettle of scalding water onto herself Friday evening. Attendants at Hamel hospital said she was not admitted for treatment until Saturday as her condition worsened. The accident occurred when the child moved behind a kitchen stage and pulled the kettle over herself.
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Helle
Hloye
Betty
Brown
Theodore Brigch
State Line Road
Lowville
Hamel
Heypotset
Lee Ait Hack
Archbishop of Nova Scotia Dies After Illness
The Most Rev Thomas O'Donnell archbishop of the Roman Catholic diocese of Nova Scotia died today after a period of illness. He had been ill since Thursday and died peacefully at the Episcopal residence. He had led Halifax archbishopric since 1928 following his predecessor.
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Thomas O'Donnell
Di‘ocese
Nova Scotia
O'Donall
Halifax
Canada to Replace Relief Camps with Youth Training Centers
Ottawa reports a shift from 20 cent daily relief camps to vocational training centers modeled after US CCC camps. Youths will earn regular wages, pay for board and clothes, and receive education with provincial cooperation. Some camps will serve youths, others older workers, aiming to curb cross provincial drift and build job readiness. A rare 1637 Jacobus Stainer violin inscription found in Fremont, Dillo adds a separate note.
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Alex Janusitis
United Press
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
United States
David Croll
Ontario
Labor
Domiiiion
Dominion Department of Labor
CCC
Movince
Fremont
Dillo
William _ F. Schmidt
Jacobus Stainer
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NuBone Corset Company
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Hatch Street
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