Tugwell Resigns to Enter Private Business amid Attack Frenzy
A literary-essay style take on Rexford Tugwell leaving the Roosevelt administration to join private enterprise. It argues bitterness from New Dealers, defends Tugwell as practical and loyal, and notes policy targets like resettlement, farm tenancy, and food aid. It critiques press hostility and public misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Franklin
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Tugwell
Tugswell
White House
Pogwell
Ila Fors
Morsus Cooke
Wall
Great Plains
Tunswell Ten
Cota
Reckavelt
Alabama
Souih
Scotts Scrapbook on Public Service and Collectivism
SCOTTS SCRAPBOOK argues that American public service is undersupported and inefficient. It critiques society’s failure to recruit able leaders and foster a tradition of disinterested public service for the welfare frontier. It contrasts with Rex Tugwell’s alleged collectivist influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Tugwell
Fie Register and
Tribone Syndicate
Vauven
Judges Shift on Drunk Driving Penalties
A growing trend among judges to jail or curb drunk driving is credited with reducing violations. The approach treats all offenders equally, aiming to sober drivers by exposure to consequences, even when noble backgrounds and artistic talents influence sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sambre
Michael A. Musmannd
Pittsburgh
Qaman
The
Sea
UA Suiveys
Cooperation grows between business and government after election
The administration signals conciliatory policy on recovery and re adjustment. The United States Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers show ally gestures, aiming to foster a new era of harmony with the government as the public cheers the shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris le
Dave Been
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
Cost of Living Falls Slightly on Wage Gains and Cheaper Food
The fall shows a small decline in living costs for workers due to rising wages and notably lower food prices, despite fears from floods and droughts. October costs remain 4.3 percent higher than a year earlier and 194 percent above April 1933, with comparisons to October 1928 as employment rebounds. Government data from the National Industrial Board notes general living expenses were 15.3 percent higher than 1929 month to month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
National Industrial Board
Pia
Fragmentary political statement on oil policy and prosperity
A partial text argues against oil height controls to preserve mass consumption and paying power, asserting that if feasible it could extend the new prosperity. The cadence suggests a policy position aiming to safeguard economic gains for the populace.
Gallup poll shows broad opposition to employed married women
Dr George Gallup reports a nationwide survey of 100000 Americans finding 82 percent oppose married women working for wages outside the home. Supporters and opponents cut across cities ages and parties, with homemaking framed as a traditional role in good times as the view widens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gallup
Paris Style The Paris Diet ken Wardrobe From Victor Budbel
Paris writer Marlene Diet ken travels to London with Robert Donal and buys numerous new outfits from Victor Budbel. She orders a heavy natural cashmere beaver fur trimmed skirt with a wide hem and beaver edging, a vermillion velvet cape with a matching high neck hood, a black eloque deep evening dress, and a vermillion velvet scarf. The fashion details emphasize dramatic volume and flowing lines typical of the period.
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Paris
Mariene Dietken
London
Robert Donal
Victor Budbel
Km Star
Hei
Stiebel
Marlene
Dresa
Harel
Hollywood wardrobe relics keepers of cinema's past
Hollywood's film folks cling to old garments from their yesteryear roles. Veteran actors like Jean Hersholt stash worn caps and shoes from past productions while Jon Qualen’s sweaters from Our Daily Bread era draw renewed use. Salvation Army notes show many wardrobes linger unused as studios churn new outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Jean Hersholt
Taureau
Callandar
Ont
Emi
Allan Roy Dafoe
Hemsholt
Dr. Dafoe
Thore
Jon Qualen
Qualen
Goodiwill Indusies, & Charity Organization
Vidor
Salvation Army
Corry Grange Officers Elected and Local Notices
Twenty years ago Corry Grange elected officers including H C Rust F A Lady Mra Fred Smith G C Akam Archie Capwell and others. A local life resident P J McMahon died suddenly yesterday. Fire company marks 30th anniversary concert and ball at State Armory on November pth. Mrs Eilen Nugent funeral services held. Rev Charles Bloutt spoke at Presbyterian church on Prison Bars. Mrs Dawnson Olmstead and Mrs Pierce among readers, plans for winter in St Petersburg, Fla. Frederick Weel, coffee merchant, returns home after funeral of his father L M West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange
H. C. Rust
F. A. Lady
Mra
Fred Smith
G. C. Akam
Archie Capwell
L. L. McCray
J. Kolatee
Frank Crowell
C A.thames
Mies Myrtle Akam
Pierce
Cady Flora
Fern Smith
P. J. McMahon
West Wayne Street
Stafford
Hose Company
State Armory
Pth
Charles W. Bloutt
Bufalo
Presbyterian Church
Mrgdoh Calkins
A. D. Weill
Viking
W. Va
St. Petersburg
Pla
Star Signals Calendar Based on Your Birthdate
The text predicts influence from stellar vibrations for those born Jan 20 to Feb 18 with morning impracticality, afternoon good, and evening discord. It suggests a favorable early afternoon, mentions July and specific notes on birthdates and duties, and forecast improvements in finances during November and December 1936. Elderly people may bring good fortune. dates and wording are inconsistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aifaiges
Danser
One Minute Test Answers Summary
December near the 22nd marks the year’s shortcut day. A midshipman at the United States Naval Academy is called a midshipman. Highest ocean tides occur at the new and full moons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Naval Academy
Somerset County Pork Service development project near Somerset
A planned National Pork Service demonstration project covers 4000 acres in Somerset County about ten miles from Somerset, with a 2 200 000 population radius within 50 miles. Accessible by paved roads Route 58 and Route 31, proximity to Lincoln Highway and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad noted. The plan includes family camps, swimming, hiking, fishing, boating and picnic areas for up to 180 million persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Pork Service
Somerset County
Somerset
Areila
Mt. Pleasant
Bakersville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hockwood
Jes Shire
Duelists Hurl Cream Puffs At Stockton Challenge
Leon Lovely, once a Paris student, challenged Richard Waton to a duel in Stockton. The scene featured improvised weapons and cream puffs hurled at ten paces as both combatants were soaked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Calif
Leon Lovely
Paris
Richard Waton
Eaton
Choise
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New Orleans
Cribune
Emmy Ewes
Edegerture
Aubeere
Scotts Scrapbook
R. J
FATAL
Parsons
GWEA
Ens Bsce
Heenan
AID/ SAVERS
Evan Pion
Nigeria
Hollywood! Film Shop Uniter Press
Wget Cenyesoon
Marlene Dietrich
Ores
Jase
Fires
Jiutro
H. Whittlesey
Rochester
N. Y
Dawnon
Eilen Nugent
Thomas Birch
Frederick Weel
New York City
L. mM. West
Pennsylvania
Commieston
Laurel Hill
Corry
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