Reform and Recovery in the Public Mind
The piece surveys critics of the NRA and argues reform and recovery go hand in hand, noting public demand for a new deal and a planned economy. It cites a Sioux City Journal view, references a book by Colonel Leonard Ayres on orthodox recovery, and discusses debt deflation, overcapitalization, and the need to restart economic activity through relieved debt and balanced policy. Large mail order houses show strong consumer demand, with sales reports from Sears Roebuck, Montgomery Ward, and J C Penney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sioux City
Iowa
Malia
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland
Debe
Isbt
Lests-Roebuck
Montgomery-Ward
J. ©. Penney
Alore
Gallia
San
New
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files November 20 1913
Park Metray of North Center street suffered serious injuries at Ajax Tron Works after being caught under a heavy casting. Little Ross Faulkner of Union City died from burns received when he fell into boiling water at home. High school seniors plan their On to Washington campaign. Government inspectors halted operations at East Columbus avenue slaughter house for pouring kerosene on dressed meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Metray
North Center Street
Ajax Tron Works
Little Ross Faulkner
Union City
Corry’ Hospital
Columbus Avenue
Local notes and obits from Corry era headlines
Fragmented clippings recount the 1862 brick output in a Boston yard, local school and business figures, and social events. Mentions include Miss Coates as high school principal, R H Slye at North Gerry Garage, A S McKelvey chiropractors at Park Place, and A C Norton's Holly to Lakewood move. Also notes Prof W G Curtis and sister's Florida trip, Pennsy inspector A P Stevens visiting, Patrick Hines of York Street, and Maccabees social plans. A boxing referee death and town election deadlock in Chehalis are briefly listed amid varied items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Miss Coates
R. H. Slye
Paris Styles Through Fashion at Maison Vlaine Lary
Paris fashion note highlights new Maison Vlaine Lary collection on Rue de Rivoli with youthfully bold ideas in angora blends and ottoman faille. Describes navy, black, griege palettes, crushed princess lines, and dramatic color contrasts in street, afternoon, and evening outfits with tailored necklines and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
Maison Vlaine
Trquoise
Dairy jests and odd facts from United Press column
Washington nov 18 a humorous digest of dairy topics and unrelated notes from Chief O R Reed’s bureau. topics include milk clarity butter color packaging and hay quality with collateral gags about chocolate milk dried skin milk and a William H Stone raisin bread anecdote at a capitol area restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite Press
Washington
O. ¥. Reed
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Denton Célantha
Ray Apple
Beltsville
Jeanerette
Bureau
Ciiitorial Department
Durcatt
New screen personalities shift star system in Hollywood
Hollywood Calif Nov 20 Edward Sutherland says fans now want unique personalities over pretty faces. Mae West and Katharine Hepburn cited as examples as studios move away from matinee idol formula toward new types of stories and unpredictable outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Edward Sutherland
Sutherland
Fox Movietone
Mae West
Kathhrine Hepburn
Townships of Second Class Object to Liquor Bill
Harrisburg, Nov 20. The liquor control bill submitted by Governor Pinchot discriminates against 1,512 Pennsylvania townships of the second class, says J. Garfield Bagshaw of Hollidaysburg, president of the Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors. He argues the measure robs rural townships of liquor license fee revenue while cities and first class townships keep the funds for water collection. He notes 1,512 second class townships house most farmers and many retail licenses, estimating losses of $200,000 to $250,000 annually and urges lawmakers to protest the perceived discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
J. Garfield Bagshaw
Holli- Jaysburg
State Association of Township, Supervisors
Mr. Bagshaw
Watel
Henms Smith ,14, loses sight in eye in Arkansas crane accident
In Jonesboro Arkansas Henms Smith aged fourteen suffered eye injury after a crane allegedly pecked by a brother shot him causing loss of sight in one eye. Local authorities investigate the incident as a tragic mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grane
Eve Jonesboro
Ark
Henms Smith
England Buys Oregon Wood for Albany Resident Abroad
Chester Boyes, a wood dealer, received an international order for firewood destined for the Albany resident living in Europe. Separately in Arkansas, state geologists report the discovery of the first rock salt mine near Heber Springs during oil drilling, announced by State Geologist George C. Branner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Oregon
Albany
Chester Boyes
Europe
Oge
Oe Heh
Ark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
46Th St
New York
Trime
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgn
Carry Pa
NRA
California
Lure Pasy M
OF Ney
A. C. Norton
Holly
N.Y. Bay
Lakewood
Lippman
Main Street
Prof
W.G Curtis
Hard
Florida
Mr. Curtis
A. P. Stevens
Pennsy
Patrick Hines
York Street
Dell Darling
Walter Bilis
Clyde Dinsmore
I Warren
George Stowe
Clinton Hammond
Sadenes
Mary
Library Theatre
Wallace
Thao
Nour
George L. Klepinger
Chehalis
Wash
Charles Kinley
Knight of Corry Council
Mr. and Mrs. Tames Harden
Gil Guy Trust Company
Gil Ciy, Fe
Harlan Fiske Stone
Supreme Court
Methodist
Capitol
Justice Stone
ILM Shop
Frank C.chapin & Sons
Member
Federal Reserve System
E. E. Guignon
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