Ickes Book Fails to Sell in Washington
Washington news dealer reports only six copies sold of Harold Ickes book Back to Work The Story of PWA despite heavy stocking at the Interior building The Capitol also sees car talk with Hull Phillips and Welles receiving new vehicles and a 1924 Rolls Royce amid other department chatter A street naming dispute in Missouri draws congressional bills underlining Washingtons policy hot house status
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United Press
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
PWA
Ickes
Tekes
Washington News
Bulding
State Department
Cordell Hull
Henry Stimson
William Philips
Vincent Chapin
Pillips
Ford
Office Messenger
Sumner Welles
Congress
Washington Street
Missouri
Mall
Clarence J. Cannon
D. Mo
Dewey Short
Twenty Years Ago Ae Taken From the Journal Files
Plans for reception and luncheon for suffrage tourists arriving in the city tomorrow. Local ladies’ association works for the cause. Board of Commerce and Industry to promote Saturday free-ticket buys for Venues. Coury post office reports advancement to first class with receipts over 40,000. Committees named in the suffrage effort led by Mrs Tooke and Mrs Lizzie Bentley. Clarence Loveland leaves for Olean to assist Penn Leather Co. Franklin Babbitt visits with Redpath Chautauqua plans, later to Cambridge Springs. Charles Hall and others depart for Warren to join Otis Houghling on Col. Fred tours.
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Tourinis
Hollywood closets reveal stars' fashions and quirks
Hollywood's famous closets tell stories of style and spending. William Gargan kept hundreds of neckties while Warren William stored plaid caps and nautical blue coats. Marion Davies dominated gowns and shopper status. Jimmy Cagney favored tails. Hugh Herbert hoarded spats. Bette Davis wore tweeds and leather pieces. Marion Davies led Hollywood fashion consumption.
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Hollywood
Calif
William Gargan
Gargan
Warren William
Bette Davis
Marion Davies
Jimmy Cagney
Hugh Herbert
Che
Stephen Loucks
Paris styles full fashion prints for evening gowns
Paris styles showcase printed fabrics in pink and white organdy. Malnbacher uses pale blue organdy for a V decollete edge and sash. Maggy Touff presents midnight blue crepe with tulip prints and simple lines to highlight color. Robert Piquet features orange and yellow dahlias on black chiffon with circular skirt and velvet bow. Rosine Paris offers a Japanese print with bright fan shapes on black, gathered to form a fantail train with sash. Today's fashion tip notes summer gowns using unusual printed fabrics.
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Paris
Malnbacher
Maggy
Robert Piquet
Rosine Paris
German Japanese friendship seen as new mutual alignment
The German government flatters Japan and promotes fraternal ties as Tokyo officers plan a study visit to Germany. Newspapers praise Japan and Germany seeks a defensive alliance against Russia, while questioning implications for relations with the United States and other powers.
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Japan
Navi
League of Nations
Germany
Ehantung
Phe
Hitler
Lally
Fox
Russia
America
Building Revival Signals Surge in Housing and Construction
A National Industrial Conference Board survey finds revival in building activity led by housing and private construction. Total and residential construction rise from April to May, with private contracts up from a year ago and housing awards 30 percent higher. Families push to replace worn homes, viewing current costs as cheaper than in years.
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Immigrant Hunt Proposal Faces Senate Backlash
A new group The Americans backs a bill by Representative Dies Texas favored by many congressmen to deport aliens and require labor permits. It would give 12 months for 4,000,000 alien residents to become citizens or leave, with family separation as conditions improve. Critics warn of bitterness and imprudent consequences.
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The
Dies
Texas
Labor Department
United States
Dr. Dies
Oil City to Raise Teacher Salaries Next Year
Oil City public schools plan salary boosts for teachers under the Monds Act, with increases anticipated from 12,000 to 15,000 dollars in the 1985 86 budget. board notes possible adjustments and July 1 effective date. Missouri Democrats seek to block a Republican nominee from a Washington street naming, tying up the proposed appointment.
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Oil City
Missouri
Stars Signals Horoscope for July 1 Birthdays July 21
The forecast lists general indications for all, with a focus on home work and water tasks. It notes birthdates July 1 to July 1, 1998, potential interest in criminology, and possible travel to familiar places. It mentions study of philosophy or religion, and months July through August 1998 and February 1936 with various fortunes and dangers.
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Yoal
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Amaseu
Lyrip
Coury
Suffrage Association
W. ‘Tooke
Lizzie Bentley
Clarence Loveland
Olean
N. Y
Penn Leather Co
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Cambridge’ Springs
Charles Hall
George King
Ralph Holden
Neal Taylor
Warren
Otis Houghling
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Hollywood Film
Braft Egas
Paine
Guy Kibbee
Lisbon
Portugal
Ail
Itu
Mauritius
Dodaor
Scott
Tal
Endicott
Endicott- Johnson
Atlantic
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn’s
Sopit
Hamburg
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