Private enterprise the only path to recovery and jobs
The Guaranty Survey argues for a rapid shift from public to private payrolls, warning that government aid has failed to produce a sound, sustained recovery. It advocates trimming federal spending, balancing the budget, and letting banks lend to business, with re employment driven by private enterprise and investor confidence. The piece stresses two key fears: high unemployment and excess government debt, urging a return to normal economic activity.
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Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Guaranty Survey
United States
United States Re-employment Service
Supreme Court
Treasury
Arge-Acale
Stiso
National Industrial Conference Board
Isbor
Congress
Ingoma
Nuitieer
National debt discussed amid Roosevelt speech in Georgia
An article from the Cleveland Press Digest contrasts Roosevelt's Georgia address with public debt levels. It notes the 1930s debt debates, cites bankers’ views on sustainable debt, and remarks on per capita costs and wartime borrowing rising under Hoover and again under Roosevelt to avert economic collapse.
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Roosevelt
Georgi
Cleveland
Washington
Deir
No quarrel with townsendites
The Journal welcomes Townsend Club notices and respects all opinions on the revolving pension plan. It questions revenue sufficiency for a $2002 month pension for seniors and urges prudent funding over expansive work relief. Readers may differ on the plan’s practicality and should have free discourse.
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Townsend Club
Papera
Townsend
Cindy
Widdon
Bbil
Dee Ani
Stah & Brilabloo
Aires
Az Aires
Reviving Wealthpedals Finance Insight From Becles of the Federal Reserve Board
Chairman Becles says new age of speculation is funded not by bank credit but by cash. Much cash sits in banks and homes. returning money to circulation through wages, spending, and even stock purchases can boost prosperity. Rising stock prices imply healthier business. Fed has power to regulate credit more than in 1998 or 1929.
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Becles
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Thoribies
Uniform car designs blur lines across brands in 1936
Autos growing more alike as American manufacturers push uniform styling and similar engineering. Salesmen note few clear recognitions by sight, while industry advocates say standardization benefits both firms and foreign markets. Engines may soon pivot to new functions, with exterior changes next decade.
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Hiei
Tallkinss
Unclear OCR: unions and labor federation note
Fragmentary text discusses unions moving across industries and being represented in a federation with labor. Mentions Prax West William Green and general labor context, but specifics are damaged.
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Thor
Wit Labor
William Green
Paramount December and January releases listed at Hollywood
United Press reports twelve Paramount productions scheduled for December and January including Rose of the Rancho starring Gladys Swarthout and John Boles, Anything Goes with Bing Crosby and Ethel Merman, The Bride Comes Home with Claudette Colbert, Collegiate with Joe Penner and Jack Oakie, and more. The piece also muses on trends in film production and labor organization amid industrial change.
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Hollywood
Paramount
Gladys Swarthout
Metropolitan Opera
John Boles
Bing Crosby
Wthel Merman
Charlie Ruggles
Claudette Colbert
Tred Mac Murray
Joe Penner
Jack Oakie
Nevada
Larry Crabbe
Kathleen Burke
William Boyd
Jimmie Bison
John Howard
Wendy Barrie
Eleanor Whitney
Joe Morrison
Paul Kelly
Chic Sale
Dward Everett Horton
Peggy Conlell
Laura
Hope Crews
Ben Hecht
Charles MacArthur
Hastern
Victoria
Walter Connolly
Mary Taylor
Gertrude Michael
George Murphy
Glenn Erikson
Katherine De‘Mille
Carole Lombard
Jui Francis Larkin
Paris
Pashion
Hrnst Labitsch
Miss Lombard
Furfer Heronvind
John B. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Uuch
Tabor
Nion
Colin
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files 1915
Items from the Journal files dated November 20 1915 include Rural Delivery issues at Corry post office during winter, Erie Mayor-elect Bernard Weit dies after surgery in Sir Vincent's Hospital, Frank Keleher's team wins the annual hunt with Louis Brown captaining the losing side, W Clark with top score hunting various animals, a naming contest for a new Fox company line yields Wildie as winner, The Masqueeraee Party amateur play staged at Library Theatre with listed cast members.
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Bernard Weit
Erie
Sir Vincent's Hospital
Frank Keleher
Tam
Wiks
Louis Brown
W. Clark
Star Signai Deterber 3 General Indicatoins of the Day
For everybody this morning is uncertain with mixed signals. The text suggests cautiousness and awareness of perceptual shifts. It claims a forthcoming advantageous period from December through March and warns of possible disappointments. Overall tone reads as a daily horoscope fragment with garbled phrases and errors.
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Ydar
Paris Styl es Ski Fashion Shows For Winter Wear
French couturiers unveil winter sports outfits designed for warmth and mobility. Marjorie Dunton showcases gray wool pants with a plaid sweater, a gray leather jacket, and an aviator cap. Schigparelli presents brown suede ski wear with fur accents and a hip-length jacket, plus a fur coat with hood and a beret.
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Paris
Jean Be
Evil Will
Change relief offices of Area 870 Franklin
Relief offices of Area 870 Franklin comprising Venango Clarion and Forest counties are moving from Oil City to the Galena building at 11 Franklin Street today. About 40 to 50 staff will be affected. R. M. Ormond, acting administrator, announced the removal from Oil City, originally set for November 1, but delayed by Harrisburg officials for a month.
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OL Clix
Ava
Venango
Slarion
Forest
Galena
Granklin
Oil
R. M. Ormond
Sityco
Harrisburg
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Archie Lyons
Elizabeth Lyons
Chester Sillss
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Jerome Haight
Sack Richards
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