Vote of Confidence in the New Deal Cited in Digest Poll
The Philadelphia Record notes a Digest poll showing broad national support for Franklin D. Roosevelt in his first year, with majorities in 47 states and a strong shift in Pennsylvania. It highlights bankers remaining wary, and portrays a united nation amid a great crisis.
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New Deal boosts travel and industry across United States
The piece notes rising summer business, especially in travel and motor tourism. It cites the American Automobile Association projecting near 500 million extra travel spend by motorists and a total touring year potentially reaching 4 billion dollars, signaling broader economic recovery and increased activity across industries.
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Paris Styles Faris Features Renal Gowns in July Fashion
Paris styles highlight Georgette Renal gowns with black and gold taffeta evening dress and a pale fleuron print muslin frock by Madame Renal. Countess de Caramin-Chimay wears the pastel floral print gown with a waist bow and train. Modern fashion note praises Renal for consistent quality and evening silhouettes. Adults education urged at Columbia Missouri by Sherman Dickinson. Rattlesnake serum development aids bite treatment with Alva Lloyd Bell recovering after a rattler bite.
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Baby LeRoy touted by psychologist amid Hollywood life
Hollywood reports describe Harriette Maumtuz M A psychologist testing Baby LeRoy finding an IQ near 27 and a mental age well above his years while noting his calm personality. Other items note Henry Wilcoxon injured by a spear on Cleopatra set and Paul Kelly’s automotive hobby. Mae West’s father Javier West recalls fame during a Brown Derby moment. Salesman Jack Oaks trades pets for love birds with a twist of humor.
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Roosevelt trips and Puerto Rico loan hopes in July report
Washington dispatch notes Puerto Rican readers press for a $100,000,000 loan to fund an economic and rehabilitation program while the president, touring Europe, comments on selling Puerto Rico in Washington. The piece cites Roosevelt family travel lore and Navy Department caution amid a tense period with possible civil war implications.
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Carnegie Steel Official Crum Listed Missing From Home
Clarente Crum, an official at Carnegie Steel's Homestead plant, is missing from his Mt. Lebanon home after several days away his wife reported. Crum, reportedly ill with a deathly condition, was planning a six month vacation when he disappeared. Mrs Myers traveled to Stowe New York for a several days stay with Mr Myers who has been there for a while
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Horoscope for August Sun Sign Octavine and August Dates
The reading notes shifting moods from morning routine to afternoon changeability and late evening sociability. It warns finances are risky from August 12 to 25, promises a better period from January 1989, and highlights a social, energetic phase around August 14.
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