Business Outlook in The Guaranty Survey Brightens
The Guaranty Trust Company reports in The Guaranty Survey that U S business activity shows signs of revival with higher production and trade levels. Rail freight, steel output, electricity generation rise while bank deposits expand and confidence grows despite inflation fears and currency instability abroad.
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Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Guaranty Survey
United States
Washington
Guazanly ‘Trust Company
American Federation of Labor
Totas
Montis
Congress
Arkansas debt policy under attack
The Arkansas plan to swap $91 million of outstanding bonds for new 20 year notes at 3 percent faces bondholder protests as breach of contract. State officials blame bond sellers and buyers for overselling during the boom and warn the move could reduce bond values and jeopardize future capital.
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Arkansas
Arkanang
Ariinsas
Arkansas Administration
Utica Observer
Ledger cautions Snell on Republican unity and next year’s campaign
The Philadelphia Public Ledger praises Representative Snell while warning that letting party aims override public welfare could shift partisan balance. It notes a reorganized Congressional Campaign Committee and promises of vigorous GOP action in the next House, amid Democratic power and federal emergency measures.
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the Ledger
Snell
Philadelphia Public Ledger
East
Representative Snell
Congress
Washington
Congressional Campaign —Committee
Smith cites 40 hours 40 minutes for Roosevelt recovery bills
Representative Martin Z Smith of Hoquiam Washington lists the time spent debating key New Deal measures in the House in the special session. He claims the body passed more legislation in less time than any 15 year period and argues the press has unfairly criticized extended debate.
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United Press
Washington
Martin Z. Smith
Hoquiam
Wash
House
Roosevelt
Congress
Rep. Smith
Senate
Huey
Bingen
House of Representatives
Twenty Years Ago Taken From the Journal Files
A rap of items from the journal files recounts Civil War veteran A W Merrick and G C King traveling to Philadelphia for the Gettysburg reunion as the first local veterans to attend. Also noted are sheriff sale of the Corry Castor Company plant, Governor Teller signing the Clark third class city bill, Findley Lake fishing reports, a freight train caboose window lunge, and social notes on locals including Miss Helen Shay funeral plans and Bracken Bros bookkeeping duties.
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A. W. Merrick
G. C. King
Philadelphia
Ambiguities in Historical Police and Businesses Records
The fragmentary OCR questions reference dates for A. B. Potter as chief of police, a Vite of Ajax Duili ing linked to Downer Refinery, and A. Hint owning a saw mill on Mott Street, north of Allen Street. The text also alludes to a companion figures near Stdényard Allen Crosby but lacks clear facts or dates.
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Stanford Hose Boys Inn
Shr
Hong
East South Street
Fusty
Chaa, Keating
A. B. Potter
Downer
A. Hint
Mott Street
Allen Street
Allen
Crosby Howe
Hollywood Film Gossip Roundup of 1930s Stars and Feats
Hollywood scraps feature brief items on Bruce Cabot Benita Hume Glenda Farrell and Helen Twelvree s group. Adrienne Ames William Harpin a Bing Crosby Ltd frame and other showbiz vignettes note Chevalier Ruggles Rouben Mamoulian Cary Grant Mae West and Chica Mars in playful anecdotes and career jumbles.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Dune
Bruce Cabot
Cario
Benita Hume
Glenda Farrell
Helen Twelvrees
Adrienne Ames
William Harpina
Warner Baxter Daily Fess
Magie
Raul Rouben
el Brendel
Grand Canyon
Grouchy Marx
George Ratt
Nilett
Beckles
Holywood
Bing Crosby Ltd, Inc
Delaware
Bing
Cecil DeMillers
Maurice Chev
Aller
Charlie Ruggles
Lester
Hook
Rouben Mamouilen
Cary Grant
Mae West
Chica Mars
Hin
Pennsylvania Railroad reports improving local business
Officials note steady upward trend in local freight and yard activity. The past week saw enough volume to require two additional yard engines and crews, though through traffic remains unchanged. Industrial plants recall many workers boosting overall activity in the area.
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Onl City
Lise Fiéen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trafic
Quick Relief Ad Claims Cure for Sour Stomach
An advertisement promises fast relief from sour stomach and heartburn with a product named Adla Tanlers. The copy warns of stomach pain and indigestion and touts quick action and health benefits.
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Wilek
Paris Styles and the Revival of Chivalry in Fashion
In Paris Mary Knight observes a mood shift toward revived innocence and chivalry manifested in fashion. She notes Gibson Girl hats, puffed sleeves, ruffles, shirtwaists, belts and buckles signaling a youthful return to playful style as bicycles and leisure wear revive a bright, carefree era.
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Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
Dante
Nell
San-Cura Ointment Praised For Quick Burn Healing
Mrs. Bessie Elia of Hawthorne New Jersey touts San-Cura Ointment as a marvelous antiseptic that stops pain instantly and aids healing of burns, scalds, cuts, sores, and other ailments. The ad advertises a 35 cent price and broad claims of relief.
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Bessie Elia
Pasqu Ave
Hawthorne
N. J
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Lee
Germany
Corry Castor Company
Sheriff's Sale
Harrisburg
Wile
Teller
Findley Lake
Colsa
Helen Shay
Panama Canal Zone
Mrs
Frank Shay
Bernice Bracken Nas
Fim
Bracken Bros
Opal ‘Bracken
Hollywood Film Shop
P. RR
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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