What’s the G. O. P. relief program
The Philadelphia Record weighs relief funding questions amid charges of excess. It argues unemployed cannot starve and private charity is inadequate. It criticizes conservatives for opposing federal state and local relief and calls for clear answers on who pays and how to fund aid.
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Henry Fletcher
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Gas taxes debated as motorists accept road funding
The piece notes gasoline taxes range 2 to 7 cents per gallon with Washington DC and Tennessee among examples. It cites state collections totaling 265 million dollars, including Texas 97 million and California 38 million, while acknowledging consumer protests. It argues most tax goes to road improvements and compares US prices 14 to 25 cents per gallon with higher rates abroad, where European taxes push prices above two dollars per gallon.
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Tennessee
Florida
Texas
California
Cnada
Latin America
Italy
Bankers blamed for railroads but reform urged by Jones
Jesse H. Jones told bankers at the American meeting that railroads should not be held to a special public favor and urged stricter rate controls. He argued bankers should be removed from influence and that railroads must be run by trained railroad men with a free hand. The piece notes public sentiment favors ending old banking practices in rail and hints at a revival of private enterprise.
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Jesse H. Jones
Toronto man fractures rib during beauty search event
An incident in Toronto left a man with a fractured rib after a beauty contest search event. A doctor reported the rib injury following the painful episode, with witnesses describing the moment of impact and medical attention at the scene.
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Toronto
Ser-Chao
Wood saw backfires burstrstown incident injures man
A wood sawer in Burstrtown Mo was injured when a flying wood fragment from a circular saw struck him in the head, fracturing his skull. The accident occurred while Thompson was sawing wood, details indicate the blade kicked back and a piece struck him.
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Paris styles present spring and midwinter wear in wool
Paris Nov 22 The new Lan gin collection stresses early spring outfits in light colored wools and formal afternoon and evening clothes for mid winter. Turquoise shades feature in daytime wear with a deep blue green wool ensemble and matching hat. A turquoise wool dress with angular pockets is paired with a brown belt and hat. Formal pieces include a black wool outfit with an ankle length shirt, a full cape, and a white feather toque rising to a Mandarin peak. Capes lift to reveal ermine garments with gold accents and matching toques.
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Fashion Tip: Lanvin Debuts Formal Evening Suit
Jeanner Lanvin unveils a formal evening suit featuring a sizzle length skirt a full cape and a sleeve less bronze white ermine trim.
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Jeanner Lanvin
Star Signals Horoscope Fragment for November Birthdays
Horoscope snippet lists favorable traits for those born November 14 to 20 and suggests daily phases from morning to evening. It mentions a new force arriving this evening and potential productive work energy tomorrow. It references 1885 and 1936 dates, financial prospects, travel profit, health caution, and a range of historical dates.
Hollywood film stars cling to personal trade marks
Nov. 22 report notes stars and comedians like Chaplin, Laurel and Hardy, Harold Abbot, Bing Crosby, Garbo, Dietrich and Fairbanks keep distinctive marks such as mustaches, glasses, or voices. The piece observes sound era shifts narrowing reliance on such trademarks as acting becomes more central to onstage presence.
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Mark’ Ide
Harold Apudchias
Chaplin
Jos Penner
Bob Woolsey
Laurel and Hardy
Edule Cantor
Grosby
Garbo
Dietrich
Bill Powell
Lie Valez
Doug Fairbanks Sr
Fiddle Drin kery Incident Report in Detroit
Three assailants entered a Detroit beer garden where proprietor Steve Barosich had just returned from the bank with $700. Shots were fired as Barosich was struck and wounded, and the assailants fled the scene without attempting to steal the money.
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Steve Barosich
Banke
Crisis of the Middle Class and Garibaldi Portraits Compared
Review notes two books: The Crisis of the Middle Class by Lewis Corey argues collectivism is necessary to avert decay and that Fascism is a detour toward barbarism, with socialism as the path forward. Paul Frischauer’s Garibaldi, The Man and The Nation profiles Giuseppe Garibaldi as a brilliant battlefield leader, strategic diplomat, and romantic yet flawed Liberator shaping Italy’s unification.
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David Frieds
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United States
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Giuseppe Garibaldi
Paul Frischauer
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Kendall & Sharp
Nive
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Italy
Garibaldi the Soldier and Patriot in a New Light
The narrative follows Garibaldi through fourteen years of campaigns in South America and steps toward uniting Italy under Victor Emmanuel. Pauses reveal contemporaries like Mazzini, Cavour, Dumas, and kings, showing Garibaldi’s public heroism and private flaws as he moves between war camp, council table, and private life.
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Victor Emmanuel
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