The Chinese Vote And Roosevelt Support In 1936
Lettering by JAY FRANKLIN discusses how Chinese voters totaling about 109000 will not decide many states yet adds weight to the Roosevelt campaign. It cites Cordell Hull and Warburg, contrasts New Deal figures, and notes a Scotsman-like view on last minute party loyalties in politics.
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Jay Franklin Washington
London
National Committee
FD. Roosevelt
China
United State
United States
Cordell Hull
James P. Warburg
Dean Acheson
Roosevelt
Jimmy Warburg
America
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The
Treasury
Tega
Dewi
Warburg
Richeson
Sconomie
Hannibal
Rome
Anpi
Jeter
Tumncnat
Pabius
Thaly
Soney
Wauthung
Achesoi
New York
Mirket
Hard
Hoove
Knox
Smith
J. W
Spetterpont
the Register and Tribune Syndicile
Figures Dispute Landon on Farming Prosperity and Trade
The piece attacks Gov. Landon for portraying farming as harmed by Roosevelt policies, contrasting figures from 1986, 1932, and 1929 to argue that farm income rose with trade and exports. It claims Hull explained the farm market expands with good times, criticizing Hoover and Landon for opposing tariffs and misreading prosperity indicators.
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Roosevelt
Gov. Landon
Re Foyr
Republcan
Ituduy
Tandon
Col
Knox Tive
Unery Tours
Hull
Landsn
Hoover
Gov. Lanson
Clarifying Conditions Improve Job Prospects for Graduates Next February
The text suggests that under nominal conditions the gap between new and seasoned workers would shrink and employer turnover among younger workers would rise. It predicts salary adjustments will settle, leading to more orderly conditions and an excellent outlook for business graduates and others entering these roles next February.
Hollywood fan letters reveal outrageous requests to stars
Hollywood fans flood stars with adulation and bizarre offers, from hair and gowns to marriage proposals and even requests to fund weddings or attend events. Notes to Jean Harlow, Joan Crawford, and others detail money demands, plane trips, autograph hunts, and quirky requests, showing the odd mix of devotion and intrusion in fan culture.
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Hollywood
Calif
Fang
Robert Taylor
Akead i
Jeanette MacDonald
Nelson Biddy
Astern
Jean Harlow
William Powell
William Powel
Joan Crawford
Gin Glen
Jean Etar~low
Myrna Loy
Claudete Colbert
Sylvia Sidney
Gary Cooper
Totica
Clark Guile
Robert Montgomery
Bing Cyosny
Tribute to New Deal in Election Struggle
A harsh defense of the Roosevelt New Deal amid Republican attacks as the November election nears. The piece argues GOP tactics expose desperation and insists Roosevelt will win reelection, emphasizing foreign policy successes and criticisms of DuPont tied to the Republican banner.
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Roosevelt
DuPont
Skilled Office Workers Shortage Triggers Hiring Shifts
A New York employment group warns a shortage of skilled office workers and junior staff under thirty is reshaping job specs and pay. Employers may hire older workers or untrained youths to cut costs while adjusting salaries as the market shifts away from strict age limits and traditional pathways for training. Experienced workers report rising pay scales amid the tension.
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New York
Sieye
Paris Fashion News From Paris Stage and Gown Details
Paris styles highlight lavish outfits for New York and London debuts. Martha Abba wears a white and silver lame evening gown with a squared bodice, one silver banded shoulder strap, a backless cut, and a long gathered skirt. An sapphire velvet evening wrap forms a floor length scarf. Gladys Gould to star in Le Camelot on Paris stage. Schiaparelli revives 1919 silhouette for costumes.
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Paris
Voulliriews
New York
London
Tavarich
Martha Abba
Molyneux
Gladys Gould
Schiaparelli
Miss Gould
Oil City and Oil Creek Boom in 1880s
See and Know Pennsylvania describes Oil City rising rapidly after oil discovery along Oil Creek. The valley became the continent’s busiest area, with derricks stretching from Oil City to Titusville and 17,000,000 barrels shipped to Pittsburgh between 1860 and 1870. Oil production, refining, and distribution remain major industries, and Oil City hosts large plants for oil well machinery and is active in natural gas fields.
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Oil City
Onl City
Tthat
Oil Creek
Titusillo
Pittsburgh
SU City
Oi City
Burglar Arrested After Shaving Intruders’ Bath Water
A suspect described as an 83 year old man was arrested for burglaries after an intruder reportedly shaved remaining bathwater and targeted about 30 homes. Police say the man entered multiple residences, stealing items before being captured in Waterbury.
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Bath Waterbury
Han
Nis Aberin
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From October 28 1916
A Wallisburg resident Guenness Moaly died in a barn fire on the John Bennett farm near Wallisburg. United States Quakestree Co suspend operations at their Buff alo plant indefinitely. Wells Margo Express reports heavy Erie line traffic with No 8 now in two seasons. A motion picture at Lyric theatre is planned for next week by the merchants and citizens. Halloween parade march line is being changed due to poor lighting on Past Main Street.
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Guenness Moaly
Wallisburg
John Bennett
Wells Margo Express Company
Erie Railroad
Board of Commence
Lyric Theatre
Wpildlfe
One-Minute Test Answers and Etiquette Hints
A jumble style test asks about tropical ties for India and China natives and furniture, the Stone of Scone, and US citizenship voting rights. Etiquette hints urge gloves for formal dinners. The horoscope notes a birthday person may be highly critical yet sensitive.
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India
China
United States
Shielt
Bambhoo
Scone
Hawaii invites herds to pasture rich island lands
A garbled report notes Hawaii inviting herds to utilize pasture lands in the toll area of 6435 square miles, targeting western farmers for pasture use. It suggests stock could be placed in suitable pastures as surveys indicate weeded, open ranges.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Islands
Hunter Too Eager at Alturas Deer Trip Ends in Mistake
Clif Haroul Carroll bought a mule to carry equipment on a deer inviting trip. He tied the mule to a tree and made a cautious turn in search of game but unexpectedly found the deer and mistook it for a shot.
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Alturas
Clif
Haroul Carroll
Ultra High Voltage X Rays Offer Cancer Hope in 1988
Chicago reports Dr Henry Schmitz of Meney Hospital Institute of Radiation Therapy says ultra high voltage X rays show a 24 percent survival advantage one and a half years after treatment with 400 kilo volt rays, compared with 1914 kilovolt results. He expects curability to rise to 3 to 40 percent in 1988 as newer data emerge.
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Chicago
Nol
Henry Schmitz
Beast
Meney Hospital Institute of Radiation Therapy
Schmitz
STAR SIGNALS OCTOBER PREDICTIONS AND AVOIDANCE WARNINGS
Those born from April are advised of changing stellar vibrations today with uncertain evenings and a day of change. October 29 natives should beware deceit and duplicity while December brings beneficial travel and relations with neighbors. Writing philosophy helps, with danger noted January 13 to 21 and favorable social days in January 10 to 12, followed by papers on November 6, 1986.
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Hye
Manchuria
Democratic Party
Warburg and Acheson
Scott
JeRrokin
Eloride Wey
Fes
R. J. Scott
Hollywood Film Shop
Normay 5
Ueultited
New Deal
Sapphirs
SEE
KNOW
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission
Journal
Quakestree Company
Igenengl
Corporation
Buffialo
Main Street
Hallowe'en
Horace
Hunter Too
Wren
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ance
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Ina. Corp
Washington, DC
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