Governor Earle's Inaugural Speech Signals New Deal Path
The Harrisburg inaugural address pledges to aid the industrial worker and farmer, vows a graduated income tax, constitutional revision, and businesslike government while challenging entrenched special interests. Public health and relief policies are framed within a national budget context. The piece also surveys talk of modern truth devices and their potential role in future justice.
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Rooseveltian
George H. Bare
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Farle
Frauklin D. Roosevelt
Earle
Posges
Commonwealth
Lorge
Washington Daze and a Giant Lobster Tale
United Press reports on the Capitol’s rush for a summer agenda as lawmakers rush to attend a Harrisburg inauguration, while Roosevelt’s so called “president’s room” at the Capitol remains a misnomer. The piece ends with H B Spear presenting a 72 pound to 74 year old lobster from Virginia Capes weighing heavy as a gift, its worn claws signaling age.
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H. B. Spear
National Shipbuilding Company
Norfolk
Atlantic
Virginia Capes
France Eyes American Style Plan to Stabilize Industry
France considers a modified American NRA approach as Premier Piendia presents to Parliament. He argues for more order, system, and self regulation to end production disorders and align output with consumption while preserving initiative. If self-control fails, the government may intervene. Global crisis in mechanized civilization spurs new controls and cooperation.
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France
America
Fye
Premiere
Piendia
NRA
Flandin
Star Signals and Jan 15 1935 Horoscope
The column outlines daily guidance for January 15 1935 with remarks on morning inactivity and afternoon caution regarding papers or education. It assigns Capricorn color themes dark green and heliotrope tones and notes favorable evenings for antiques machinery and routine work. It lists birthdate tokens and social opportunities across several date ranges.
Twenty Years Ago From Corry Journal January 16 1915
Twenty years ago Corry residents recall a serious ice cutting accident when Clarence Miller, seven, was cut on the face by tongs. A local farmer faced cruelty to animals charges, pleaded guilty, and paid fines. Corry Hive officers were installed for the year, and local youths enjoyed sleigh rides and a high school concert outing with Members of Company A basketball team. Local marriages, trips, and social visits pepper the notes alongside minor injuries and community updates.
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Clarence Miller
Auer
Tewell Smith
Corry Humane Sofety
Aldermar Porter
Fanily
Board to Consider Plea From Succop Harrisburg
January 16 report states the clemency application of Bertram J Succop former director of purchase in Pittsburgh will be considered by the state heart of pardons at the Pehmbury meeting. It notes Succop was sentenced in September 1992 to serve time in prison for multifarious offenses in office.
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Eough
Hauptmann
Succop
Harrisburg
Bertram J. Succop
Purchase A
Pittsburgh
Pardona
Pehmbury
Fice
Pridan
Blue stockings fail to win fashion favor in Paris
In Paris style notes on January 16, blue stockings in dark blue fail to convince, while a chic look with blue hose seems unlikely to replace skirts and shoes. Green and olive shades don't excite hose dealers, and large chiffon kerchiefs with lace borders remain favored for evening wear. Sequins and metal-thread borders decorate chiffon squares tucked at the gown front for a bib-like effect.
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Paris
Russian Screen Star Nell Myans Relives Revolutions Journey
Hollywood interview recalls Netacha AndreV exiled from Leningrad during the 1917 upheaval. She describes streets filled with officers and women, famine and looting, family deaths, escape through White Army aid, years of hardship, and her arrival in America nine years ago to restart a film career as Nell Myans in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Nell ‘Myans
Lenittgrail
Ruggles
Red Gap
Paramount
Russia
China
America
Use Voting Machines in Primaries Ekin mar 16 Jamestown
The article reports that voting machines will be used in the September primary elections despite hundreds of candidates. Ralph C Benedict and Roy Gustafson confirm one machine per district will suffice, with paper ballots only for less important offices if needed.
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Benédict
Simlar
Union Seeks Action Against Company Unions
The Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers asks the National Labor Relations Board to declare company unions illegal under section 7 A of the NRA. The petition targets Carnegie Steel's Duquesne plant in Pennsylvania and could trigger actions against other large steel companies with company unions.
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Washington
National Steel Labor Relations Board
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers of North America
NRA
Duquesne, Pa
Carnegie Steel Company
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