Carrying On Buying Power in Southern Regions
Dr. Arthur B Morgan speaks to Ohio listeners on building up industrial conditions in the South to expand domestic markets. He argues 6,000,000 people in southern highlands with low income could boost Ohio’s market by raising living standards to near national levels, creating a balanced economy with opportunities everywhere.
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Ohio
Arthur B Morgan
TVA Dive
Pennnsylvania
South America
Readings on currency, books, and American destiny
Financial economist George Buchan Robinson argues devaluation harms price signals and questions gold’s link to currency, challenging Morgenthau’s stance. The issue features reviews of several books: Rearden Copper’s Salute to Aphrodite, The Unofficial Observer’s American Messiahs, stock-market rediscovery in The Forgotten Fifty Billions, Western tales like Blow Desert Winds, and fitness guidance in The Secret of Keeping Fit. C Reynolds Noyes outlines Americas Destiny urging renewed European influence and democratic traditions.
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George Buchan Robinson
Henry Morgenthau
Robinson
Columbia University
Presa
Treasury
Simon
Long
Coughlin
Hugh Johnson
American Liberty League
W. W. Craig
Financial News
Popular Science Monthly
Servner’s
Stock Exchange
United States
New York Stock Exchange
America
C. Reinold Noyes
New York
Ameriens Destiny
Witttessy House
Noyes
Sharing Wealth and New Wars of Conquest in Modern Times
A discussion on wealth distribution argues voluntary cooperation could enrich society, while forced sharing harms growth. Mussolini cites empire building as a warning, contrasting Britain and Africa with Italy’s frontier aims and calls for a peaceful resolution or fair reallocation of African territories. The piece then shifts to the issue of children’s summer programs, contrasting rural and urban environments and endorsing supervised, constructive activities to prevent idle time.
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Mussolini
Great Britain
Africa
Italy
Britain
India
Egypt
Tlaly
Hiller
PT. A. Geonjrs
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Fire Ch 1915
Twenty years ago from the Journal Fire June 17 1915 the Columbus Creamery now Sayre interests plans to operate again after purchase by Sherman powered milk group. Directors note solid finances with small bass season catches and Art Hill at desk reports four bass weighed about three pounds. Mrs Jewell Mount limps home with ankle sprain after Presbyterian church steps. Erie Railway awards repair contract for focal passenger station Bear Lake and Mill Village depots. Thomas Curtin, oil field figure, visited after arriving home.
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J. @ McErrey
Erie Railway
Biliion
Bear Lake
Mill Village
Ickes uses twist to poke fun at growing government departments
Washington report recounts a June press conference where Harold L. Ickes answered questions by turning around his chair, prompting reporters to note the expanding scope of agencies. It references the Works Progress Administration merging with Relief, the Shrine memberships for Roosevelt, and a lengthy congressional record on the Bury Long filibuster. Enwart Waleh and Hazel Koehler wed at St Chow Church yesterday.
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Washington
Scretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
Interior Department
Oil Administration
PWA
New Works Program
Tokes
Interior
Works Progress Administration
Administration
Yeliet
Senate
Thal
Enwart Waleh
Hazel" Koehler
Marniing
St. Chow Church
Hollywood Private Numbers Racket Plagues Stars
Hollywood Arizona, June 17 United Press staff correspondent describes a privacy battle in Hollywood where stars change private telephone numbers about every four months to avoid sales cold calls and stalkers. Vendors print lists selling access to stars, prompting celebrities like Claudette Culbert and Marlon Dietrich to alter numbers. Tourist guides even target mansions, misdirecting visitors to estates as famous homes while stars endure solicitations.
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Hollywood
Calif
Nore
Am Rontite
Claudette Culbert
Unis Net
Mar Jone Dietrich
Fnij Houlevards
Beverly Hills
Stara
Caran Lambar
Brisson Tyee
Clark Wins Another European Battle in Pre Olympic Trials
Paris reports two American boxers Timmy Clark of Jamestown New York and Lou Nova of San Francisco competing in the final round of a pre Olympic amateur tournament. Clark outpointed Jens Sayeasscl ant. Nova outpointed Belgian Eugens Schmein in heavyweight action. John Marcellins of Philadelphia lost in the light middle division to Michard Cornelis of Belgium.
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Paris
Amernu
Timmy Clark
Jamestown
N. Y
Lou Nova
San Princisco
Mark
Jens Sayeassclant
Lassi
Nova
Eugens Schmein
John Marcellins
Philatelpia
Michard Cornelis
Bellune
Drink Water With Meals Advised For Digestion
A fragmented health blurb promotes drinking water with meals to aid digestion and reduce bloating. It mentions adding a spoonful of Adlertica to cleanse poisons and wash both upper and lower bowels, then cites Rainters Out Rate Drug Store as a source.
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Adlertica
Zodiac Guide: Favorable Dates and Cautions for 1935
The article outlines general daily indications for star signs, noting the most favored birth range January 20 to February 19, with morning and afternoon pairings and an indulgent evening. It advises horse-loving individuals to pursue horse-related work, warns about accidents with sharp tools, and highlights favorable periods in October through December 5 to 9, 1935, urging health improvements.
1400 New Rakes to Fight Forest Fires
Harrisburg June 17 Department of Forests and Waters buys 1400 new fire fighting rakes to arm guards for the red menace. The purchase signals plans for summer and fall fire control with spray tanks torches and axes to back fires and counter fires. A separate note reports Tom Mason in Livingston Montana killing a 150 pound black bear after a woodchuck hunt with a .22 rifle.
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Harrisburg
Department of Forests and Waters
Searge H. Wirt
Division of Forest Protection
Wirt
Livingston
Mont
Tom Mason
Paris Styles Paris Fashion Ensemble by Madame Langin
June 17 Paris report describes Madame Langin's new collection with longer fuller skirts and sleeves, draped shoulders, bloused corsages, openwork sleeves, sequins, dots and checks. Capes with shoulder splits, high throat fastenings, and long capes over gowns appear. jackets, longer coats, and changeable taffeta evening fabrics noted. Also highlights Lanvin softer feminine clothes with longer skirts and capes for sport wear.
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Paris
Madame Langin
Lanvin
Butler Ties for Top Place in State League
Butler, Pa June 17 Butler pounded out 5 victory for Washington here orday before Ti fon fans to go into a Ue for five place in the Pennsylvania State Association.
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Butler
Washington
Ti Fon
Satu Le Dent Tra Bay Wisconsin Item Noted
A fragment from a local listing mentions Satu Le Dent and Tra Bay in Wisconsin. No clear event date or full context provided. Further readable details are limited.
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Bay Wi
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