Legislation Purposes Reconsidered by Wall Street Experts
A fragmented discussion notes that proposed laws may be drastic and poorly defined, with Wall Street observers warning that severe measures could cripple legitimate functions. The piece cautions experts to judge the impact rather than personal stance.
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Joy in Manila over Philippine independence bill approval
The article describes celebrations in Manila after President Roosevelt signed the revised Philippine independence bill on March 25. It predicts eventual self rule, including a provisional government led by Willepin, a constitutional convention, and a future full withdrawal of American authority, amid cautious optimism for solid self government and shared good will.
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Barbers and Beans in Congress Face Self Support Push
Washington dispatch notes dissent from barbers in the House who seek 50 cent haircuts and 60 cent shaves to avoid subsidies, while the House restaurant hikes prices to curb free rolls and push self sufficiency. NRA workers reportedly strike daily at 4:80 p.m., enforcing Blue Eagle rules.
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Paris Fashion Revolves Around Comfort and Style
Paris notes a fashion shift amid political events. M Helm highlights a 90 inch black crepe two piece ensemble with triangular eyelet trim and cape effect, labeled Revolution and Evolution. Heirt suggests quick, comfortable, smart clothes with amusing trims.
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Karl Freund criticizes Hollywood overproduction and art erosion
Karl Freund, 98 year old German director in Hollywood, laments overproduction and weak storytelling in the film industry. He warns producers’ demand for sets, stars, and speedy shoots dampens artistry and veteran filmmakers like Chaplin show how dedication yields true art.
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Inspection Push on Curry School Buildings for Feasibility
The Curry School District orders immediate inspections of two aging buildings to decide if repairs or a new school is wiser. Officials discuss PWA/OWA funding and a planned program tied to ward-by-ward expansions, but population projections reduced urgency. A final decision hinges on safety at Washington school and inspection results.
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Holy Week Services at United Brethren Church
Special Holy week services at United Brethren Church Friday at 7:00 p m. Sermon titled The Seven Sayings on the Cross. Holy Communion will be offered. Two prayer services for women and girls and missionary society members. Baptism candidates to meet the pastor after the service.
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Stock Exchange Reform Urged After 1929 Abuses
The article argues for federal regulation of the New York Stock Exchange and other markets after decades of self interest and misrepresentation. It condemns internal price manipulation and racketeering, calling for an honest market that protects both investors and speculators while preserving public securities and trading.
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Catholic Daughters of America sponsor hospital benefit
Court Conception No 25 Catholic Daughters of America will sponsor a hospital benefit bridge party to aid Corry Hospital on Wednesday evening April 1 in Croome. Plans were made at the regular meeting with Goaham named chairman of arrangements. The public is invited to participate for the benefit with awards and refreshments.
Reformers Claim Blue Eagle Target Should Spread
Administrator Hugh Jolinson, who often works eighteen hours daily, agrees in principle that if the blue eagle forces a nationwide quit at quitting time, all must comply.
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Elderly man credits Kellogg's Ant-BraN for relief from constipation
A 70 year old man reports 40 years of reliance on cathartics ending after using Kellogg's Ant-BraN. He credits consistent bowel relief and freedom to eat any food. Laboratory notes praise the product’s bulk fiber iron and vitamin B aiding digestion and muscle tone. Sold in red and green Kellogg packaging through grocers.
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