White House repairs focus on kitchen and staff quarters
United Press report from Washington notes second summer of White House renovations. Carpentry targets the kitchen and storage areas to modernize living and working spaces for staff while visitors remain allowed. এছ diplomatic quips about the Soviet embassy and a Senate bill on bald eagle penalties are also touched upon.
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United Press
Washington
White House
Presidntial
Senate
U.S
Kay Prandy's Paris Wardrobe Splurge and Styles
Paris June 27 Kay Prandy, famed screen fashion star, vacationing in Paris and London, stocks trunks with Schiaparelli robes. She selects an ivory white sport dress with raglan sleeves, a brown linen jacket, and a brown straw hat, plus a black belted suede dress with a white jacket. Her wardrobe includes Barbaresevo red street dress with diagonal stripes, a black silk afternoon dress, a high neck pleat gown, a dark blue satin evening dress, a black mousseline veil ensemble, and a ruby Indian striped dress with a gold skirt, all reflecting high fashion.
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Paris
Kay Prandy
Amos
London
Schiaparelli Rothes
Schiaparelli
Grad Wales
Kay Francis
Birthdate Horoscope for June 30 1936
The guidance notes favored birthdates from June 21 to July 21 and warns of mixed daily luck with morning fair and afternoon terrible. It advises caution with water and food, notes possible new friendships, and suggests study or travel to past associates. It also flags fire and rash action risks and social prospects for love later in December.
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NSB
County Firemen Set Annual Officer Election in Erie
Erie County Volunteer Firemen plan their annual officers election in the city with about 100 visiting firemen and a luncheon after the 8 PM session at First Ward station. Delegations from Union City Girard Waterford Albion Lawrence Park Wesleyville and others expected.
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Stanford Hase Company
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South Street
Stanford Hose Company
Erie County
Union City
Girard
Waterford
Albion
Lawrence Park
Wesleyville
North Hast
British Irish Peace Treaty Reported Surprising Pact
The Irish Free State and Britain allegedly close a two pledge agreement. Ireland would avoid declaring an independent republic without plebiscite and assist Britain against aggression while Britain would hold plebiscites and merge the governor generalship with the Free State presidency. The accord aims to boost trade and reassure alliance across the Irish Sea.
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Ramon de Valera
Irish Free State
Long
Ted
England
Tra Jen
Britain
Free State
Ireland
Great Britain
Irish Sea
Optimism Arises Amid Critics Of Economic Recovery
A business commentator notes renewed optimism about recovery after years of pessimism. He recalls past cycles in 1930 and 1981 when cheerfulness failed to halt deflation, and suggests optimism hinges on statistical upticks, deficit pressures, and public policy. Purposeful efforts may aid improvement.
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Eugves
Diesel cars and planes seen from diesel motor progress
The piece notes significant industrial revival through Diesel motors, detailing German invention refined by American engineers. It cites U.S. diesel installations reaching 750,000 horsepower last year and projected to 2,000,000 this year, with early uses in stationary plants, railroads, buses, and recent tests in autos. A six cylinder diesel auto reportedly traveled 498 miles from New York to White Sulphur Springs on 123 gallons, costing about 74 cents fuel plus 38 cents tax, averaging 40.2 mpg and under one fourth of a cent per mile. Additionally, it mentions two bigamy cases with names and places.
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Germany
Amerigen
New York
White Sulpher ‘Springs
Herp
Ing
Hollywood Finds Hireling Dilemma On Coachella Shoot
On location in Coachella with 118 degree heat, Hollywood crews faced sun bleaching of stars like Claude Rains and Cary Grant. Director Charles Barton sought relief with sleep aids and iced drinks, while crew battled illness, equipment shortages, and desert logistics including booster batteries, tractors in sand, and a camera platform hauled by hand.
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Hollywood
South Poly
Coachella Asert
Claude Rains
Cary Grant
Charles Barton
mid-Jay
Lncation
Twenty Years Ago: Journal Notes June 27 1916
A fragment from the journal files recounts fashion notes with a cape that can cover the head like a sari and a new green fabric called Btalactite. It mentions a fall wardrobe in black cloque with a three quarter coat, silver fox trim, scarf, and diamond sequins.
House to Report Out Deposit Insurance Extension
Speaker Joseph W. Burns said the House Banking and Currency Committee would report a temporary federal deposit insurance extension later today. The measure would continue the $6,000 deposit limit, with Senate approval necessary for quick enactment before the FDIC guaranteed provisions take effect July 1.
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Washington
Joseph W. Burns
House Banking and Currency Committee
Senate
Wallace reports end to soaring meat prices
Washington, June 27. Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace reported meat prices had about stopped soaring and that the public anger was cooling. He noted cattle and hog prices were declining somewhat and retail meat costs were easing, reflecting waning concern over the situation.
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United Press
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
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