Moley Outlines New National Policies in New York
Raymond Moley, Assistant Secretary of State and Roosevelt adviser, spoke in New York City outlining the administration's recovery and reconstruction program. He defended measures for farm relief, railroad organization, industrial accords, Muscle Shoals development, and the Securities Publicity Act as tools to supervise economic activity for the common good. The plan, he said, stems from practical input across business, labor, and agriculture and aims to keep public interests ahead of special interests.
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Moley
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
New York City
Maley
Washington
Takor
Sales tax urged as fair revenue amid wartime funds needs
Advocates across the nation press for a general manufacturers sales tax to finance reconstruction and emergency measures. They argue income taxes fall short and the tax would be the most equitable, acting as a fallback if other revenue sources fail. Congress is already leaning toward higher income levies, but supporters insist the sales tax remains the surest, fairest way to raise the required funds.
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Hoover
Congress
Rev James R Lynch Dead at Scranton
Mrs James P Sullivan of West Wayne street learned last evening of the death of her uncle Rev James R Lynch of Scranton Pennsylvania. Wathen Lynch was a brother of the late Charles Lynch who visited them on various occasions. Mr and Mrs Sullivan will leave Tuesday morning for Scranton to attend the funeral which will be held Wednesday morning.
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James P. Sullivan
West Wayne Street
J Ames R. Lynch
Scranton
Wathen Lynch
Charles Lynch
Hees
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files May 29 1913
Watch for notes from 1913 on a busy day in the city. Contractor H A Hill injured at Doncaird street school site by left hand caught in a pulley amid tree lowering. Trains block Center street crossing drawing complaints. Lan WinBone Corset Company workers surprised Miss Layina McElroy amid wedding plans with Arthur Mapes. State fish hatchery worker B Pierce injured stepping on a rusty nail. Miss Catherine Cauley hosted the GG Club, Miss Pearl Marsh elected, Mrs J A Rogers and Mrs Mary Nash en route to Atlantic City. Clifford Bliss and Frank Ames tested Bliss machine for auto trip to Cleveland and Detroit. Mary and Pete Porter visiting Decoration Day in Buffalo. Burglary attempts on East Main at R A Bapohrer and C R Rogers offices. John Keppel selling Imperial Hotel to George Sweitzer. Decoration Day program at City League Park with Mayor Alexander. G D Heath, Willis Wead, G B Porter return from Tindley Lake. M Meserve buys old stern-wheel boat for remodeling at Findley Lake. Franz Powell, aviator, survived a 3000-foot fall with only a broken tibia.
Senate clash over Garner tactics and Senate rule
United Press reports in Washington May 29 that a tense Senate session focused on Vice President Garner and charges of favoritism in recognition, with Kupmson and others pressing for procedural changes. The exchange highlighted power struggles between Garner and House Speaker Robinson, ending with sharp attacks on authority and procedural rules.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Garner
Morgan Revelf- Hans
Kupmson
Ind
House
Robinson
Feriar
Paris styles seduce with fall coats and bridal white
Paris reports mid season fashion temptations with fall coats like a Touriste model featuring bold velvet bows and shoulder emphasis. Highlighted is a wedding dress in white peau de soie worn by Annabel, with pleated sleeves and a plain front, tied at the back for a seamless line and a delicate collar.
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Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
Blake
Colby
We Fashion
Maldme Schiapares
Annabell
Hollywood Film Shop Prominent Stars Try Odd Midnight Dishes
Hollywood is abuzz as Alan son Edwards notes the fashion for midnight menus among stars. Sylvia Ellery serves mutton au jus, German imports mix with hash and potatoes, while Mae West samples Suki Yaki. Lilian Harvey, Buddy Rogers, Joel McCrea and others discuss quirky foods from cheese pancakes to crumbled crackers and brandy. James readers learn a playful snapshot of celebrity tastes and dining oddities.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Galif
Sylvia Elley
Thea Teres
Torathea Welchust
Germany
Amerikan
Miriam Hun
Rich
Dix
Bill Boyd
Lilian Harvey
Buddy Rogers
John Bales
el Brendel
Henry Geral
Janet Gaynor
Lee Tracy
Joel McCrea
Ginger Rogers
Crandall era as superintendent of schools
The reader asks for dates: when A. B. Crandall served as superintendent of schools, when Anson Porter sold boots and shoes by the case of dogen on West Main Street between the banks, when A. V. Powell served as civil engineer with office No. 1 Hubbard's block, and when Claude Porter was elected city clerk.
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A. B. Crandall
Anson Porter
Dogen
West Main Street
A. V. Powell
Hubbard
Roadhouse shooting probes after brawl involving 14 men
Pittsburgh May 28 Authorities investigated a shooting at a roadhouse in the old mansion of a former Pittsburgh mayor in Shaler township. Michael Davin 25 was reported seriously wounded in the chest after a confrontation as he and a companion approached the roadhouse. John Thomas 28 assisted Davin to West Penn hospital after a gunshot rang out.
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Unite Ey
Pittsburgh
Pittspurgh
Shaler Township
Michael Davin
West Penn Hospital
Davin
John Thomas
Hays
Dayin
Milk price hike planned for June 1 in Arles
Milk retailers will charge ten cents per quart starting June 1, up from eight. Farmers to be paid $1.86 per hundred pounds of 84 percent milk. inspectors seek district attorney action to ban milk from uninspected dairies. Farmers blocked a Hill Mall truck but tensions eased after no dumping episode. Two companies Hill Mill and Spath may keep prices at eight cents, still two cents under delivery price.
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Erith
Pricy
Probiems
Attrhey
Geries
Martuie
Satrday
Arles
Long Mile
Mple Wall
Hill Mill
Spath
Dhnms
Death Claims Lyled McCray at 73 in Curry Hospital
Lyle McCray aged seventy four of Concord township died Sunday morning at Curry Hospital after a stroke admitted Friday. Survived by three sons Almon Perry Maurice Perry Earl Perry and a granddaughter Mrs Bee Whitford. Funeral arrangements with Sander and Company Funeral Parlors. Interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Lyle v. Mesray
Iry
Olelowk
Curry Hospital
McCray
Anne
Concord Township
Cambridge Springs
Almon Perry
Lai
Funeral Services for Mrs Cornelia Williams
Funeral services for Mrs Cornelia Williams were held Sunday at 2 o'clock from 01 South Cater Street. Rev Perry J Haines officiated with Rev W A Johns assisting. Burial was in Pint Grove Cemetery with bearers William Alam Elmer Shiss Charles Akam William Van Vleet Irwin Crane and Bernady Whiteley. Relatives and out of town visitors attended from Laelsa wanna Columbus and Bett Lake Pay.
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Carmela B. Willins
South Cater Street
Perry J. Haines
First Methodist Episcopal Church
O'Elock
W. A. Johns
Pintrove
William Alam
Elmer Shiss
Charles Akam
William van Vleet
Irwin Crane
Berndry Whiteley
City
Lee Wicks
Carrie
Marvella Wicks
Hf. Kirsch
Laelsawanna
Noy. Mi
B. Whitefey Bett Lake
Loupe
Columbus
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Ellange
Larue
H. A. Hill
Doncaird Street
Center Street
P R. R
Lan WinBone Corset Company
Th Company
Severs
Layina McElroy
Arthur Mapes
B. Pierce
State Fish Hatchery
Catherine Cauley
Worth Street
Pearl Marsh
J. A. Rogers
Mary Nash
Erie
Atlantic City
Clifford Bliss
Prank Ames
Cleveland
Detroit
Mary
Pete Porter
Miss Rita
Buffalo
C. R. Rogers Company
East Main Street
John Keppel
Imperial Hotel
George Sweitzer
Alexander
G. D. Heath
Willis Wead
G. B. Porter
Tindley Lake
Meserve
Findley Lake
HS Dorado
Kan
Franz Powell
Hus
Capitol Hill
Lake View Pavilion
N. Y
Hap” Hauck
Kentucky
Hollywood Film Shop
Lyled
Cornelia Williams
Salada
America
Citizens National
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