US Aim to Fortify Peace in Americas Against European War
Jay Franklin argues Hull Sumner Welles push a program for the American republics to sever economic ties with Europe and prevent ties that could drag the hemisphere into war. The plan calls for four measures: no new tariffs, end special clearing house and currency rules, a standing Pan American peace committee, and a common neutrality policy.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Mesta
Buenos Aires
Europe
Latin America
Hyl
Sumnur Welles
Hemisenere
Nantucket
Diamond Head
Hull
Chile
France
Germany
Argentine
Brazil
Americas
Atlantic
Trope
Old World
New World
Wiel Old Colonia
Tole
Tribone Syndicate
Electric Boom Shatters Power Output Records This Year
The revival of steel and auto industries is strong, but electric power leads with a projected 20 percent rise in total output over 1929. Domestic power use is expected to surge 85 percent over 1928, while appliance firms enjoy higher profits, signaling a vast potential market if rates stay low and demand remains healthy.
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Treaker
Las
Jays
General Jacke Company
Bird Guests and Winter Bird Feeding Advice
The article offers guidance for feeding winter birds with seeds nuts and scraps. It suggests creating feeding stations near trees with corn on spikes and distributing a variety of foods to attract different species. Observers can learn about bird habits and enjoy a natural history experience from inside.
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Neaman Dents
Quebec Auto Club says US visitors spent record sums
The Quebec Auto Club reports US visitors spent 6 235 605 dollars in the summer, up 24.25 percent from last year, the largest tourist business on record. Visitors from 45 states totaled 58 817, averaging three per party. one third stayed 48 hours or less while others stayed up to sixty days.
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Quebec
New York City Raises 30 Million At Low Interest Rate
New York City borrowed 30 million dollars recently at an exceptionally low rate. The five year notes mature in five years and imply a small total interest payment per dollar. Several details in the text are unclear due to OCR errors.
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New York City
Emily Ghorkzazes
Joana
Mortgage Rates Seen Tough for Home Buyers
The text notes typical mortgage rates around five percent for sound home loans and about five and a half percent for safer loans, with higher rates in many communities. It reflects cautious borrowing conditions for homeowners and businesses.
Nuisance Taxes Emerge in Tax Revision Debate
Experts in Washington study tax revisions proposing discontinuance of nuisance levies. Federal taxes under consideration include sporting goods cosmetics club dinners admissions chewing gum matches radios phonographs and refrigerators with some already visible to consumers and others less so.
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Mso
Washington
November star signals and cautionary forecast
The column outlines general star influences for late December to January births and notes practical morning tendencies, discordant afternoons, and clerical evenings. It warns of uneven affair outcomes, suggests avoiding arguments, and hints at cautious optimism for 1937 with expansions in April and fortune from elders, ending with a danger window Feb 23 to Mar 8.
Waynesburg’s Historic Landmarks and College Town Flair
Waynesburg, county seat of Greene County, hosts a statue of General Nathaniel Greene atop the courthouse. The town features Waynesburg College founded in 1950 and the Greene County Historical Society in the Long Building with antiques. A Fort Jackson marker and a Route 31 marker mark early courts and settlements nearby.
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Waynesburg
Anthony Wayne
Greene County
Nathaniel Greene
Court House
Waynesburg College
Greene County Historical Society
Fort Jackson
Hollywood Fan Letters For Robert Taylor Reach Four Per Day
Arlington Brough recalls becoming Robert Taylor to handle fans and notes MGM studios receive eight thousand letters weekly mostly from women. Letters praise images and request replies from distant places, with some sharp critiques about Taylor’s appearance and smile.
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Hollywood
Arington Brough
Robert Taylor
M-G-M
Albuquerque
Harriet
Halsie
Richmond
Tam
Roselyn
Dallag
Josephins
Cape Province
South Africa
Ruth Christine
Salem, N. J
Mary Frances
Shreveport
Barbara Stanwyck
Bonnie Alice
Dallas
Taylor
Berkeley to Restore Ankle Sock Rules at Cal U
University of California authorities rule that only full length socks may be worn on campus, banning ankle socks to restore decorum. The move targets co ed athletic attire and aims to maintain a traditional standard for students.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Robe Valued At Million Believed Worth In Hawaii
Honolulu report says a robe described as the most valuable in America may be the feather cloak of an early Hawaiian king. The owner considers it a priceless artifact and estimates a potential sale around 1 060 000 dollars if a buyer is found.
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Honolulu
Miseum
Guy
America
Paris Styles Paris Winter Rochas Collection Features Tailored Coats
The Paris Rochas winter line favors fitted costumes with bold contrasts to last season's swagger coats. Black wool coats with fitted waists, wide revers, and long hems showcase two round pockets, crimson scarf accents, and a black felt hat. Navy ensembles feature glove pockets and downward tips. Skirts are short and tight with color-contrasting seams, and fur appears sparingly on daytime wear.
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Paris
Marcel Rochas
Contimer
Rochas
Newest Supreme Court Justice and Forgotten City Mystery
The page poses questions about the current Supreme Court appointee, a city once shown as Back Bag, and the English ruler from 1049 to 1658. It includes etiquette hints, a Browne quotation, a birthday horoscope note, and a One-Minute Test with names like Cardozo and Boston.
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U.S. Supreme Court
England
Malnutrition Fight Rolled Out For Pennsylvania School Pupils
Harrisburg announces a two edged program to combat malnutrition among school children. A $25,000 1945 appropriation funds vitamin supplementation and parent education efforts while health officials plan screenings and coordinated meals to aid underfed pupils.
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United Prose
Harrisburg
Penpaylvania
Department of Health
Edith McBride-Nexter
MacBride-Dexter
Agram
Dome Childpan
Don McKay Claims North Center Street Garage
Don McKay today took possession of the garage on North Center Street belonging to the T. H. Brown and Ben company after purchasing it yesterday. Local police and civic notes reference police transfers, city enforcement plans for winter coasting, and a Curtis hydroplane sighting. Quebec bans Soviet films amid propaganda fears. state program funding expansion discussed.
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Don McKay
T. H. Brown and Ben Company
North Center Streets
Nest
Police Daily Today
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FLANT
New York
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Corry
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C. IR. Rogers
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Curtis
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Salvation Army
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W. G. Lucas
Woyren
Ag. Grending & Hortier
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