Return to Gold Standard Debate and Press Freedom Bill
Discussion argues for return to gold standard with dollar stabilization around the current level and gold at $35. It warns of private gold grab and notes potential global benefits and risks. A separate piece attacks a military disaffection bill as censorship, urging rejection as dangerous and unnecessary.
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James A. Mooney
American Manufacturers’ Export Association
Mooney
United States
America
Uncle Sam
Stabilization Council
House of Representatives
Maverick
Texas
Kyale
Minnesota
Senate
House
Marlen Pew
Wheat and relief drive aims to harvest in Dakota fields
The article describes a broad effort to collect wheat and provide relief by harvesting crops in South Dakota and nearby areas. It notes a second plan to mobilize able-bodied men, though some prefer welfare rather than work.
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Dakota
Shi
Paris Styles Paris July Fashion Focus in Casual Dining
Fragile organdy frocks and diaphanous chiffons mark summer Paris dining attire. Floral pastel designs feature light capes or jackets, with wool coats also seen. White belted outfits with black velvet trim pair with wide brim hats in tulle, straw, or felt, while ostrich feather hats and large flowers decorate most outfits. A garde party frock in organdy lace or chiffon with a large picture hat is recommended.
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Paris
Mart Parisian
Hlysees
Congress Tolls Hours Listening to Roll Calls in Lengthy Session
United Press reports from Washington that Congress endures a long session with the House counting 106 hours and 30 minutes spent hearing its own roll call through 142 legislative days. The Senate, delaying dates, adjourned May 9 to block a Norris motion, then moved ahead on major bills while continuing daily recesses to avoid stalling.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
George Norris
TVA
Norris
Huey P. Long
Lince
New Arrival Ferber Joins Hollywood Writing Gentry
Hollywood July 27 The writing gentry grows with 8 new arrivals led by writer Wilhelm Ferber under contract with Samuel Goldwyn to adapt Come and Get It for the screen. Ferber tops the town as the highest paid scenarist drawing over 10000 a week and will collaborate with contract writer Edward Chodoroy.
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Hollywood
Calif
Wdna
Miss Ferber
Hollyywood
Social at Concord Community House and turtles in city news
A social at Concord Community House hosted by the McCray Ladies Aid Society drew many Corry residents. Mrs. Warner McCray and daughter Beatrice led the musical program. proceeds from homemade ice cream and cake supported the society. Also reported is a Boston incident: a turtle arrested for obstructing traffic, described as about 80 pounds, with other odd notes about police and uniforms.
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Cont Unity House
McCray
Boston
Bound to Be Read Reviews Pioneer and Western Life Tales
Bliss Isely’s Sun Bonnet Days recalls immigrant journeys via New Orleans to the West, while John De Meyer’s Bailey’s Daughters reimagines Maine fishermen and grit. Tom Ireland’s War Clouds in the Skies and John L. Spivak’s America Faces the Barricades offer sharper social critique, with Spivak linking mass misery to capitalism and fascist fears despite overreach into anti-Semitism.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Great America
New York
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Mississippi
Ion Sun
Caxton Printers, Ltd
Bliss Isely
Middlewest
American West
John L. Spivak
New Masses
America
Washington
Massaachusetts
Calfornia
Spivak
Star Signals July 31 Forecast for July Birthdates
Horoscope style note warns mixed day with good judgment for July borns and caution on health for six months. Signals suggest December might bring financial or travel gains, while May and June urge care to avoid nervousness or accidents.
City approves Park Place street funding. lighting costs debated
City commissioners approved paying Park Place street from North Center to Grace street. They rejected a high cost estimate for the West Wayne and Smith street power project. The lighting proposal would raise monthly city expenses by about $100, leading to consideration of upgrading the current system. Major J. B. Brown to interview rail authorities on a new passenger station. Also notes on a near-accident near Findley Lake and 18-year-old Harry Anderson held in a string of auto thefts.
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Park Place Street
North Center
Grace Street
West
Wayne and
Smith Streets
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