Stamp and postage flap at Little America end era
United States post officials announce the fourth class post office at Little America will be discontinued. The piece notes the Byrd expedition era and a forthcoming Texas commemorative stamp fight amid design delays and interagency disputes. Also covers economic trends in the fourth district, including factory output, construction, and retail sales in mid year.
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United Press
Washington
James A. Parley
Postoffics Department
Little America
Iloy
Rchard B. Byrd
Andrettc
Litte America
America
Farley
Texas
Wixas
Money Dammed Up and Delayed Private Investment
Dr. Charles O Hardy of the Broots togs Institute in Washington argues that people park money in banks due to fear of investing. Banks loan to the government for public works, a back door to socialism. The result is a painless but restless shift with social costs hidden in relief and disbursements. The key is converting dammed up funds from relief to productive private enterprise as a new forward surge in business looms once Washington completes pending regulation and Congress adjourns.
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Charles 0. Hardy
Brootstogs Institute At
Washington
Congress
Undesirables in Cuba and Austria’s Quiet Politics
Fifteen Americans labeled as liberals were detained in Havana for 24 hours and deported as undesirables after anti communistic concerns. In Austria, to lure foreign visitors Chancellor Dollfuss bans political speeches July 5 to September 15, promoting entertainment and social harmony over politics amid a cautious tourism drive.
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New York
Havana
Cuban Immigration Department
Cs Allen
Austria
Dolltisk
Europe
America
Auethes
Questios
Longest Endurance Flight by Two Brothers at Meridia
Fred and Al Key flew nonstop from June 4 to July 1 near Meridia, Mississippi, circling their oil stained aircraft while taking fuel and provisions via a supply plane. They logged 27 days five hours and 33 minutes in the air, beating the prior record by six hours. The piece notes future milestones depend on engine and fuel advances, with diesel motors potentially expanding flight ranges.
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al Key
Meridia
Miss
Paris Styles Capes Dominate Summer Evening Wraps
Paris dispatch notes capes as the smart evening wrap this season. Schiaparelli favors long capes patterned after Italian cloaks in crinined taffeta, while Jenny showcases light tulle capes over printed gowns. Voluminous midnight blue chiffon and rose taffeta options appear, with Kay Francis seen in a black velvet Paris piece. Grace Moore also models capes in London.
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Paris
Schiaparelli
House of Jenny
Vichy
Ceartias
Kay Francis
London
Grace Moore
Mimi
Np Malyneix
Eingland
Tatela
Hollywood Alm Shop Hollywood Alm Shop
Hollywood Alm Shop in Hollywood reports quirky language notes by actor George Brent about stock company speech and pure Altores profanity in old stage slang. He cites phrases like three hundred for two parts and yours truly as examples of misunderstood meaning.
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Hollywood
George Brent
Brent
Harris
Havela Ioto
New York
Oll
West Forties
Mr. Belasco
Wedding and local notices from Corry 1915 journal
Twenty years ago news from Corry details Zoe Wilcox and Richard Pope's marriage at the Wilcox home, R. H. Palmer re-elected school district treasurer, Parkhurst family cottage at Findley Lake, J J Desmond loses and recovers part of a $70 pocketbook, J H Miller to open new market with Tommy Ward, Mildred Broianet Stary’s arm injury from a curb slip, and army worm plague affecting local farms in Golden Valley Ontario with worm mounds noted.
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Wilcos
North Center Street
Zoe Mabel Wilcox
Richard Hunter Pope
J. J, Pope
Brakiin Street
Octavi Birthdates and Daily Indications for 1936
General Indications of the Day for Everybody note periods Nov 28 to Dec 21 for those born in that span. Morning is best, with afternoon good and evening serious. Predictions urge firmness, travel interest, and penetrating inferiors. May 1936 favors geris and study while February 1936 warns of danger. Socially favorable dates include late December 1945.
Kane Explosion Burns Two Employees at Banana Room
In Kane on July 10 Lawrence Joan son 35 a Miles Kane company employee suffered second degree burns from a gas accumulation explosion in the warehouse banana room. He was hospitalized in serious condition with burns to face arms and legs. Johnson a banana room attendant was inside when the blast occurred. others moved him to an automobile for transport.
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John Vaientour
Bank Statement of Citizens National Bank of Corry 1935
Report of condition for Citizens National Bank of Corry Pennsylvania as of June 29 1935 filed with Comptroller of Currency Assets include loans and discounts bonds securities cash in vault and balances with banks real estate owned and other assets Liabilities outline deposits capital accounts and reserves with details of pledged assets and governmental deposits Notary and officials certify the accuracy of the statement enjoyed by the bank during that period.
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Citizens National Bank of Corry
Pennsylvania
Comptroller of Currency
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
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Ows
Peune
Atest
Rie
HL. W. Parker
de Nolemnly Ewane
Tuun
Saat Heltet
Chater
Pilblle
Loveland
Sermon
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