On the Road Back to Prosperity and Economic Reset
The piece discusses a hopeful return from a low mood as administrations actions prevent a financial crash. It highlights currency re adjustment, credit access, and a new base for activity, with a cautious view of a gradual recovery rather than quick prosperity. It notes Roosevelts gold decree driving bank deposits and the potential to expand lending backed by gold reserves.
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New Deal
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve System
New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Laxicab Troubles Stir Washington as Congress Deliberates Fares
The Washington taxi market is crowded with nearly 1,000 cabs in fierce price competition at 10 cents per ride. Drivers push for fare hikes or meters while insurers and safety concerns loom. President Hoover mis-stated the Archives claim as debate over keeping the Declaration and Constitution on public display continues.
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Washington
Congress
Corry Grange to Meet On St Patrick Day Evening
Corry Grange No 5 holds second testing of the month Saturday at 8 oclock sharp After the business session a short program in keeping with St Patrick s Day will be carried out All members are asked to attend this meeting.
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Corry Grange
Corry Grange No. 5
Hollywood Film Shot Shop Stars Sleep Between Takes
Hollywood gossip notes stars at Coconut Grove and Brown Derby taking brief rests between pictures. Janet Gaynor sleeps through late hours while Adorable is made. Henry Garat, Marion Nixon, Will Rogers and others share late schedules and social plans as production winds down.
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Alanson Edwards
Henry Garat
Janet
Paris
Marion Nixon
Will Rogers
George O'Brien
James Dunn
el Brendel
Rissa Landi
Lillian Harvey
John Bole
Big Texan
Hollywood
Factory Will Be Boys Shelter in Philadelphia Grows
A vacant factory on West Main Street is being converted into a shelter for homeless boys in Philadelphia. The building will feature a gymnasium dormitory and classrooms under the supervision of an instructor.
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Hoste
Philadelphia
Ridgway Boards Sharp Tax Cut in 1933 Budget
Ridgway town council cut the borough budget for 1933. The millage rate drops from 15 to 13 mills, totaling 16.9 mills instead of 40.55, with no new issues, while Chief LeParle delays signing awaiting more information. Mayor Paris and LP debate whether the balance can cover year expenses.
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Ridgway
Borough of
Toleway Town
Bure
Os C. le Parle
Paris
Hye
Onin- Gisu
Franklin Cop Becomes Involved in Street Incident
Franklin patrolman John T. Croover suffers a cut above the left eye requiring stitches after being kicked during the arrest of two Franklin men, Paul and Harry Davis, on Liberty Street between 12th and 18th. Police were called as the suspects appeared to be intoxicated.
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Franklin
Maren
John T. Croover
Benefit Card Party at St Edward's Hall
A benefit card party arranged at St Edward's Hall Friday evening precedes the event with a program at 8 15 o'clock then cards. Under the Corry Branch No 5 L B A the public is invited and awards will be given for cards while Mrs P G Wood leads a committee serving lunch.
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Ayeres
Eeeres
St. Wodward's Hall
Corry Branch No.5
P. G. Wood
Jap tea exports rise to twenty seven million pounds
Japanese tea exports for 1932 reached 27,924,000 pounds, up 4,672,000 pounds from 1931. The bulk of shipments went to the United States, according to the report.
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United States
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Corry Evening Journal
Walter Ayer
New York State Commission of Correction
Thayer
Noz
Oper
Hoover
Library of Congress
J. Franklin Jameson
Conguess
State Department
President Coolidge
Congressional Library
HOLLYWOOD _ FILM SHOT SHOP
W. H. eBattie
West Main Street
Leo Cook
Corry
Ila Morgan
Salada Brown Label
Salada Red
Salada Tea
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Franklin Cop
ST. Edward's Hall
Citizens National Bank
Bank
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