Ferocious but not accurate critique of NRA and Richberg report
The write up condemns a Republican leader’s attack on the Roosevelt Recovery Program and the Richberg report, asserting the era's economic rebound from April to August 1933. It cites Dow Jones steel profits, Bethlehem Steel, Schwab, and other industry voices supporting the code while warning that armament details push toward government monopoly and disarmament reforms.
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Herry
Richberg
NRA
Roosevelt
ARA
Mictober
Dow, Jones and Co
Associated Press
Charles M. Schwab
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem
Pittsburgh
JD. A. Morrow
Pittsburgh Coal Co
Pennsylvania
American Petroleum —Institute
Q. B. Arnott
Loomig Vacuum Corporation
Messares
Raosevyelt
Pletcher
Denny Sees Actor Career Not Limited By Years
Hollywood sept 14 The actor Linsyepsitite Tepid Denny disputes the idea that an actor’s career ends after seven years He cites his own path into writing directing and producing noting his works Such as That My Daddy Meas his Furious What a Man and Doubled and Redoubted He now signs a three picture Argelus contract to write act and direct and envisions co directing with an associate skilled in camera work and lighting
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Hollywood
Lins Yepsutite
Denny
Smller
Rolen
Maurice Chevalier
Argelus Productions
Lowel Sherman
Alan Tate
Lionel Barrymore
Kenneth MeKenna
Sherman
Paris Styles Show Tight Skirts and Harem Hats This Season
Paris reports two definite fashion trends. Hats remain Harem style, and skirts stay long and tight with varying slits from two to four inches for daywear and up to knee level for evening looks. Fabrics feature stiff drape and vivid color pairings inspired by flowers and nature.
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Paris
Lanvin
We should strip war profiteers of power and influence
If revelations prove true, wars could be deterred by removing private profit from armaments. The text notes that even in World War I many American factories supplied materials at the government's request, while highlighting powerful industrial groups that meddle internationally to profits from armament. It warns that many makers of arms are not morally indicted, yet calls to curb war-breeding interests.
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Senate
Washington
Geneva
Roosevel
Pke
Bam
Twenty Years Ago Destruction and Newsroom Turmoil
Twenty years ago this issue recalls the September 14 1914 fire that destroyed the B J Bellinger dairy farm two miles north of Columbus causing over 7000 in losses. The article also notes a Washington News scene where a downpour disabled telegraph lines, flooding Treasury and Interior areas, disrupting press rooms, and delaying coverage of national meetings with staff shifting floors and seeking phones.
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B. J. Bellinger
Columbus
Fee
Harrison Keppel
Jill
Onpries
Joe
Uniten Press
Moore
Garland
Canali
Washington
Treasury
Garry Water Company
Ti Tt Staten
Mie
Wari
H. C. Shaw
Tocal M
Chiret Tor
Enteriig
National Labor Relations Board
Superintendent Biker Ships Hatchery Trial to Warren County
Morning dispatch reports Superintendent Biker initiating the shipment of Aayersing triat from the Coury Hatchery. The first run is headed toward Warren County, marking a significant start to the venture.
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Biker
Aayersing Triat
Coury Hatchery
Ron
Warren County
Star Signals Forecast Mix of Doubtful Times and Study Gains
Octav ine Star Signals notes a doubt filled night and early morning as best time of day. A favorable window from 24 through Feb 11, 1984 suggests gains through study, short trips, and family ties. Pendleton Oregon photographer W L Wenley documented trapping coyotes and digging pups from dens in the Northeast region.
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Pendleton
Ore
W. L. Winley
Oregon
Mor
Former Warren Man Is Kilted in Washington
Word reached Warren that John I Stromdahl formerly of Warren died in Aberdeen Washington in a street accident. He was 58 and survived by his wife Tekinson of Plum Street and brother Otto Stromdahl of Irvine. He had lived in the West for years.
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Warren
Aberdeen
Wash
Johm I. Stromdahl
Tinalty
Tekinson
Plum Street
Otto Stromdans
Irvines
West
Public Utility League Planned in Erie County
Erie, Sept 14 Northwest Pennsylvania public ownership supporters plan a mass meeting within thirty days to organize a nine county league. Mayor James P. Litey heads an executive committee of prominent citizens to form a nucleus for the organization and the plan for a mass meeting to launch the league. The effort, linked with state and national leagues, aims to combat private controlled utilities and study city owned plant electricity for private use.
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Erie
Pennsylvania
James P. Iitey
Krie
Eiveryone
Rossiter
Peter F. Loftus
Pittsburgh
W C T U Holds Usual Meeting on Christian Citizenship
The W C T U held its regular meeting yesterday at Mrs G C Mack's home with theme Christian Citizenship. Mrs Charles Hubertz led the program readings by Mrs Emma Heath, Mrs May Elsir, Mrs Melvin Amy, and Mrs C A Johnson. Directors for the new year were appointed and other business discussed as eighteen members and two visitors were served dessert.
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W. CG. T. U7
G. C. Mack
North Center Street
Charles Hubertz
Emma Heath
May Elsir
Melvin Amy
C. A. Tohnson
Mack
Heerlein
Unidentified Man Killed On Highway In Sarmarville
Aged man fatally struck by a car while walking along a road near Sarmarville Pa. Police seek identification as authorities note the driver may be Paul Bagocus 18 of Home Indiana county. Mayor Rossiter says a report will be ready soon and may trigger talks with two electric companies on rate changes for small private consumers.
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Anneu
Sarmarville
Louis
Paul Bagocus
Home
Indiana County
Rossiter
Man charged with manslaughter in bicycle death
Dunkies September 14 report: Xaminske 23 driver of the auto that struck and killed Valen tine Gurech as he rode a bicycle near his home. arraigned before City Court Judge Anthony Johnson on a second degree manslaughter charge. Bail set at 5000. prisoner held at police headquarters while relatives seek bond.
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Dunkies
Prepnen J
Xaminske
Automob Alle
Valentine Gurech
Anthony Johnson
Kaminske
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