NRA revival questioned as 1933 figures cited in public opinion
The piece discusses expectations for a larger year ahead amid booming industry and trade, noting possible tax pressure and budget balance issues. It cites public opinion shifts on the NRA and hints at renewed calls for systematic public control despite past rollback. It mentions Venus visible in the western sky as a brief astronomical aside.
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Hollywood athletic stars turn to film glory from real fame
Hollywoods long line of athletes seeking movie stardom finds Sonja Henie leading the pack. The former Olympic skating champion earned millions with two yearly pictures and top arena fees while touring for 12 000 a night. Others like Johnny Weissmuller and Gene Tunney followed, some achieving star status and others fading to supporting roles.
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Paris Styles Paris a Baroness Wardrobe Highlighted
The Paris house of Paule Valence showcases outfits for Baroness Jean Pellene wife of an American-born baroness. A striking black and white cocktail suit features kenised wool jacket satin buttons and white bouclé trims. A navy wool knit dress with red leather detail and a black yellow Kult costume are also noted.
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Mayor La Guardia sparks diplomatic friction over Hitler remark
Charles P. Stewart surveys the Washington scene as Mayor La Guardia prompts Berlin to protest by calling Hitler’s brownshirt remark a “chamber of horrors” episode. Hull replies that U S press freedom endures while noting official relations complicate full cordiality.
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Industrial wage dispute settles at Alm Supply Carport plant
Workers and management reached a settlement amid a tense standstill at the Alm Supply Carport facility. Prolonged talks between unions and executives averted further disruption while signaling a move toward restored productivity and community stability.
Housing shortage worsens as construction stalls towns
Amid a rising housing shortage, officials warn of a prolonged crisis as builders struggle with material costs and labor limits. Experts project years before the market stabilizes, with demand outpacing affordable options and residents awaiting new homes and apartments.
Taxes Rolling In Early Soares on Income Tax
Early figures show income tax collections for the first quarter are running ahead of last year with higher totals and broader business activity. Tax authorities report surcharges and adjustments contributing to the uptick though the totals vary by district.
One-Minute Test Grab Bag Answers and Questions
The text lists questions about defense against Spanish rebels and Newfoundland's status, followed by names and fragments. It includes a misformatted horoscope and a few unclear attributions such as General Jose Mlaja and Alfred Riwaed Hes, with references to dates and opinions about Canals.
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Alfred Riwaed
Mason and Dixon Line Stone Marker in Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvania marker on the Mason and Dixon Line near the Molly Pitcher Highway notes the 105th mile-stone west of the Mason and Dixon post office in Haynes County. The original stone set by surveyors sits about 80 feet from the highway and bears the coats of arms of Lord Baltimore and William Penn.
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Dixon
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Beaverdam Native Mrs Phil Delia Harvey Schalton Dies
City news reports the death of Mrs Phil Delia Harvey Schalton, aged four, a former Beaverdam resident. She died Tuesday at her daughter’s home in Lakewood Ohio. Body to be brought to the city and taken to Davison Funeral Home for services Friday at 11. Interment in Beaverdam cemetery.
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Roosevelt warns selfishness a nation's greatest danger
In a St Patrick s Day address at Warm Springs Georgia President Roosevelt calls selfishness the top threat to the country urging Americans to adopt a motto of giving to others not just for charity but for public and private service.
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