Roosevelt addresses business mood from Hyde Park
President Roosevelt told Hyde Park yesterday that his reform program is complete and the nation has entered a breathing spell for business. He argued the administration must avoid overreaching reforms while promising continued intervention if needed, and Wall Street greeted the assurances with optimism about a revival in trade and industry. The message frames recovery as a convalescent stage and urges prudent policy to sustain gains.
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Hyde ‘Park
Congress
Wall Street
Alberta election stirs bewilderment over Social Credit dividend plan
The Canadian Utopia notes Alberta voters face William Aberhart’s Social Credit program. Aimed at monthly family dividends of 75 dollars, funded by a new basic levy, it critics call state socialism and question revenue sources. The piece treats Alberta as a living laboratory for economic experiment.
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Canada
Alberta
Social Credit ‘League
William Aberhart
Calgary
Timonton
Teaders
Geler
Useless Speed Record Set By Gemobett and Sixton Racing
Sir Malcolm Gemobett and his team Btusbird set a world automobile speed record across three trials. They finished ahead of rivals Hats Of Bonnmmy, achieving an average pace near a claimed value amid Britain’s motor sport scene.
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Malcolm Gemobett
Suvend
Stop Bly Yace on Labor Day Thrill Ride Commentary
A heated critique notes a speed test covering 150 miles in 10 laps on a 6 mile course at 220 mph. It argues no highway supports speeds a third that high and questions the thrill versus safety. Sir Malcolm is said to have barely survived the run and slowed only after it ended.
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Bly Yace
Lyer
Malcolm
The Hurricane Path Skirted Populated Florida Areas
A national sympathy rises for Florida hurricane victims as the storm altered course from Haiti toward the Bahamas to strike the Florida Keys. Despite warnings, it veered northwest along the coast causing damage but sparing more densely populated regions, underscoring the capriciousness of such storms and luck in avoiding greater tragedy.
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Haiti
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Star Signals September 10 Horoscope Highlights
The column lists favorable and adverse periods for readers born January 21 to February 15, plus broad daily indications. It warns of fluctuations in money, mood, and energy, noting depressive spans in 1985 and possible benefits to home or mother during January 21 to February 15, 1936.
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Dangat
Ney
Twenty Years Ago Ag Taken From Journal Files 1915
The Labor Day events at Columbus drew a grand crowd with many winners listed. The Plate News Company sold to Mr and Mrs A B Stafford of Cresson PA. Public schools reopen amid expectations of higher enrollment and a new plant upgrade at U S Brake Shoe Company with a larger cupola added for production.
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A.B. Stafford
Cresson
Paris Styles Paris Sports Wear by Marjorie Dunton
American resident Marjorie Dunton showcases a Paris inspired collection featuring wearable frocks and sports clothes. The rust wool dress with beige yoke, double V design, pockets via tucks, and contrasting green and brown tones highlight a blend of American and Parisian fashion.
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Paris
Marjorie Dunton
Tugwell called old-fashioned by left as union protests
Washington dispatch reports Rexford Guy Tugwell faces renewed criticism from both right and left over his dismissal of a resettlement administration employee. Union leaders charge bias and blacklisting while observers note Tugwell's ongoing clashes with labor and government reform factions amid broader policy debates. A separate note mentions Caribbean rum plans and fashion details briefly, underscoring scattered topics in the era.
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Washington
Rexford Guy ‘Tugwell
Resettlement Administration
Tugwell
William Wirt
Gary
Ind
William TH. Leach
Reset
Hement
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Zevoh
Harold L. Tokea
Zeuch
Tokes
Zeitch
Myers Cites Real Import of Revision
Pennsylvania politics heat up as Robert L. Myers mounting a Democratic bid for Superior Court argues the 1873 constitution shackles state progress. He presses for a constitutional convention to tax fairly, curb special privileges, and advance social justice with real estate tax reform.
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Robert L. Myers
Superior Court
Earle
Supreme Court
House
Senate
Patrol Wagon Stolen in Hluensburg Wash
Hluensburg deputies report a patrol wagon was stolen. The next day Clef Joe Crane discovered the vehicle abandoned in a cluster of trees.
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Hluensburg
Wash
Hollywood film shop show reveals Skippy the chimp's charm
Hollywood Sept 7 Johnny Weismuller praises Skippy in Capture of Tarzan as a highly personable chimp with humor and wit. He describes Skippy drinking from a tin cup, fetching a ball, building a branch bridge, and listening intently to Johnny's words, even delaying quitting time.
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Calif
Johnny Weismueller
Skippy
Tarzan
Hollywood Jungle
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Johnny
Jimmy McKay
Fog lines to guide motorists on Pennsylvania highways
Warren Van Dyke, Secretary of Highways, announced plans to place over half a million feet of fog lines along Pennsylvania mountain roads to aid traffic in foggy or murky weather. The markers will be standard few-inch yellow broken lines with parallel white lines of the same width for contrast.
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Hanmonand
Vanning
Pennsylvania
Warren van Dyke
Relief recipients told political fear won’t affect aid
Administrator Robert L. Johnson will assure 1,680,000 relief recipients next week that grants will not be cut or reduced due to registration or voting. Gov. Barle ordered an inquiry into intimidation reports after Republican leader M. Harvey Taylor warned of court action if discrimination occurred. Johnson’s preliminary report says no employee has used their position to pressure recipients.
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M. Harvey Taylor
Republican State Committee
George H. Barle
Johnson
Taylor
State
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