Landon speech hints at liberal Roosevelt path
The Corry Evening Journal notes Alf Landon's acceptance speech in Topeka outlining a course to continue Roosevelt era reforms with adaptations. It questions whether the Republican candidate can unite the party's liberal and conservative wings and predicts a difficult path to satisfy both Midwestern progressives and Eastern business interests.
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White House
Alf M. Landon
Topeka
Kans
Prankltin D. Roosevelt
Landon
Kansas
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
United States
Cleveland
al ‘M. Landon
Mid Lewest
Magmvvn
Peate
Ail Tandon
East
Trade pacts spark GOP division in midwest papers
Middle Western newspapers report Gov. Alex M. Larsson opposes the Roosevelt era reciprocal trade agreements. The Republican platform brands these pacts futile and dangerous while White and Roberts favor the Roosevelt-Hup Trust treaties, arguing they could boost trade with Canada and other nations.
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Homines
Alex M.larsson
Roosevelt
United States
Hoover
William Allen White
Roy & Roberts
London
White
Emporia Gasette
Accores
Canada
Roosevelt policy praised by Kansas City Star editorials
An editorial by Mr. Roberts in the Kansas City Star lauds the reciprocal trade pact with Canada as a major step against economic nationalism and a catalyst to lift U S Canada trade. It reflects broader Republican praise from Gov Landon’s home paper and other Midwest papers for Roosevelt era policy shifts.
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Mr. Roberts
Kansas City Star
Canada
United States
Gov. Landon
Independence Reporter
Middle West
Roosevelt
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Ames
Towa
Tribune
Des Moines ‘Tribune
Lincoln, Kansas, Sentinel
France in turmoil as Blum moves to nationalize industry
In troubled France the Blum government presses ahead with drastic measures amid riots and strikes. The Chamber of Deputies approves a bill to rationalize the tennis industry and take over private armament factories by purchasing them at seven-year average share values. Premier Blum also seeks financial support, warning that citizens who hoarded wealth in crises will face consequences as French gold flows to American vaults.
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France
Paris
Blum
Iself
Chamber of Deputies
Washington
Blim
Currency tied to gold debated by commerce council
A report by a business advisory council to the Department of Commerce discusses a potential money reform: establishing a convertible currency into gold with fluctuating gold content to keep buying power steady. The idea echoes past proposals to tie the currency to gold, adjusting weight of gold to maintain value.
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Business Advisory Council
Department of Commerce
Beauty tips from Helena Rubinstein on summer skin care
Paris July 4 Helena Rubinstein stresses care of sun exposed skin during vacation months. She criticizes oil treatments for drying skin and promotes creams that nourish, protect, and keep skin smooth. She advises light makeup, orange toned rouge and lipstick, and minimal makeup for tanned skin. She notes emphasis on pore breathing and natural looks.
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Paris
Helena Ruberinstein
Miss Rubinstein Tras
Miss Rubinstein
Caterpillar club membership requirements stated
A brief item lists how to qualify for the Caterpillar club and notes special conditions. It mentions Isle of Man locations and asks about Gerald P Nye in a political context. The page includes etiquette hints about asking permission before using a friend’s name, a 50 word prompt, and a horoscope remark about those born on the day being neat, precise, generous, and loyal.
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Caterpillar ‘Club
Isle of Man
Gerald P Nye
Parachute Save Defines Aviator As Clib Member
An aviator who uses a parachute to save his life in an airplane disaster is described as part of the clib. The Irish Sea lies roughly midway between Ireland Scotland and England. The United States Senator from North Dakota is noted.
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Irish Sea
Ireland
Scotland
England
U. S
North Dakota
Hollywood stars shield private phone numbers from public lists
Hollywood studios and the telephone company guard exclusive stars’ numbers, changing them as leaks occur. Cecil B DeMille Harold Lloyd and Jean Harlow are among the most protected, with numerous lines and private switchboards. Mae West has kept her number safe while others face constant calls from salesmen and fans.
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Va Star
Claire J. Martin
Acréentown
Cecil B DeMille
Harold, Lloyd
Jean Harlow
Loyd
Nis
de Mille
Laughlin Park
Mae West
Rerttin
Star Signals for Today Readers Born Late Sept to Oct Early
The note warns that people born between September 28 and October 22 are most susceptible to today’s vibrations. It marks mornings as very bad afternoons as dangerous and evenings as slightly evil. It suggests social danger and that chance encounters could be unlucky for you. It mentions travel philosophy and elderly persons as areas of focus.
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files July 29 1910
Reports from Company A say Guardsmen move to Camp Stewart to quarter Pennsylvania troops. Andrew Nelson home on West Smith street destroyed by fire. oil stove suspected. F S Austin named state factory inspector, stationed in Harrisburg. Carl Slemmons and George Boyd visit Tarentum and Finchey Lake. Mr and Mrs Olds and LeGrand Durham attend funeral of Franke Olds in Youngsville.
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Camp Stewart
Pennsylvania
Andrew Nelson
West Smith Street
L, W. Olds
S. M. Olds
See and Know Pennsylvania Park Highlight
The Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission describes Sizerville State Forest Park in Cameron County near Route 155. The park features 100 miles of roads and trails and Pax Mountain Observation Tower at 2400 feet four miles from the park. Visitors come to drink the mineral spring water nearby.
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Sizerville State Forest Park
Sizerville Park
Cameron County
Pax Mountain
Sacred White Horses Held In Ancient Rite
Fragmentary report notes horses revered in a ritual context with references to sacred status, a ceremonial setting, and possible offerings or constraints on the animals. The text hints at a ritual drawer or container associated with the horses and a gathering of onlookers or participants.
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