Confidence and Courage Lift America from Low Mood
Attorney General Homer Cummings defends progress against reactionaries who fear forward steps. He cites past shifts from Atlantic trade to Pacific expansion, income tax, and the Federal Reserve, arguing history proves critics wrong and urging support for government aims to restore national pride.
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Homer Cummings
Pney
Jefferson
Miasiasippi
Federal Reserve
America
Litvinoff's Victories in International Diplomacy
The article lauds M. Litvinoff, a Russian diplomat, for shaping postwar recognition of Russia by major powers including the United States. It credits him with persistent, suave diplomacy enabling Russia’s League of Nations entry and a growing peaceable role, framing these as strategic victories in a broader chess match of international negotiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litvinoff
Russia
Society of Nations
Lityinoff
Hell of a Business Armament Trade Reflected in Letter
A Senate hearings excerpt quotes a weapons salesman noting: Paraguay and Bolivia hostilities close, the arms trade is booming, and self interest drives conflict. He laments conscience stirs as profits persist, urging government regulation to curb private gain from war.
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Senate Raunitions Committee
Washington
Paraguay
Bolivia
Private capital urged to back recovery efforts in America
Comment discusses ample manpower and resources but notes lack of confidence hindering full recovery. Calls for private capital inflow and assurances that corner has turned, arguing government aid alone cannot sustain progress.
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America
Turner
Teast
U.S. and Latin affairs mix with park joys and church safety
A WPA era bulletin highlights a Mexico embassy protest over references to President Abelardo Rodriguez in arms probes. Roosevelt telegram marks Mexico independence anniversary. National Park Service describes Kill Devil Hills dune stabilization and the first heavier-than-air flight. The National Metropolitan Methodist Church steeple is dismantled for emergency relief HQ. Comptroller J. R. Moor faults weekly pass use, banning 1 dollar weekly passes for government workers, noting trips across the city.
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United Press
Washington
State Department
Abelardo Rodriguez
Ape
Seiabe
Roosevelt
Rosnighe
National Park Service
Kill Devil Hill
N.C
Pari Service
National Metropolitan Methodist Church
U. S. Grant
William McKinley
District, of Columbia Emergency
J. R. Moor
Treasury
Chanel sleeve revolution could change dress design
Paris Sept 1 Chanel introduces a new sleeve that attaches via a bias strip in the armhole, turning and twisting without altering the dress’s main body. The design removes strain on the shoulder and bust, promising a technical revolution in silhouette and adaptability across garments.
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Paris
Chanel
Finis Seeks Clarity on Codes Prices and Plans
The speaker expresses unease about codes and prices and asks for simpler fixings and hour shortenings. They urge reform of methods and future plans to lift the fog from both capital and labor minds and restore needed confidence.
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TI Finis
Hollywood Film Show reveals nerves and comedy in star debut
Kevin Shrewsbury Contess faces the camera at Hal Roach studios and learns that watching eyes vanish when acting. He reflects on nerves, audience perception, and the craft while imagining his comedy Cuticle and a Sage of Paducah role. He jokes about his birthplace markers on Broadway’s Ohio River and the draw of a happy comic persona.
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Hollywood
Kevin Shrewsbury
Hal Roach
Kleigs
Anyborly
Mnyself
Canera
Sage
Paducah
Ohio River
Broadway
Twenty Years Ago Journal Files September 19 1914 Civic Peace Service
Plans for a major Peace Service in this city emphasize a civic event with cooperation from all churches and municipal authorities. The Columbus area endures a devastating stretch of fires since March destroying three business blocks and four dwellings, with one infant killed. Local Alabian Society members hosted a social at Mrs Freil Yorks.
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AIT
Columbus
Verne Smith
Alabian Society
Freil York
Charles Hamilton
Bronze marker marks 1866 Indian battle site in Wyoming
Cheyenne Wyoming Crowheart Butte, battleground of Shoshone and Bannock tribes versus Crows in 1866, was recently marked with a bronze marker by the State Department of Commerce.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Crowheart Bute
State Department of Commerce
Governor Memorializes McGuffey in Harrisburg Speech
The governor outlines William Holmes McGuffey’s impact on American education urging renewed commitment to public schools in Pennsylvania and across the nation. He notes McGuffey’s readers shaped moral values and literacy from 1846 onward, influencing generations including the Civil War era South, and calls for a renewed pledge to support education for children.
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William Holmes McGuffey
Pennsylvania
Ftee
McGuffey
Nuletir
Tewehe
Amrelean Cluideen
United States
McGulley
Tates
South
Dertor McGuifey
Jhorn
Spense
McGuiey
Octavian Star Signals Horoscope Fragment
An astrology fragment lists daily guidance from January to October with cautions about excess, hints at financial fortune through kinship, and mentions mental balance in evening hours. It references dates around January and September with uncertain years and advice on handling instruments and social fortunes.
Spring Creek Resident William Tripp Dies at 56
Spring Creek Pa William Tripp died yesterday at Corry Hospital at 2 39 pm aged fifty six after a brief illness He had been a patient there since Monday The body was taken to his home by undertaker Yott h Youngsville Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 30 pm from the Federated Church in Spring Creek with interment in Spring Creek Cemetery Friends may call at the home until Thursday.
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William Tripp
Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
Wen
Mis
Yotth
Youngsville
Federated Church
Sprit Creek
Spring Creeks
Don
Baeder Named HOLC Appraiser in Erie Area
B G Baeder a former expert in Erie city assessment bureau will head the appraisal service for the Federal Home Owners Loan Corp in the Erie district. He replaces G G Monroe who resigned to join Warren Ohio firm. Monroe moves to Forge and Ordnance Co. at Sharon. The district office covers Erie Crawford Warren Mercer Venango McKean and Forest counties.
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Erin
B. G. Baeder
Te City
Federal Home Owners ‘Loan Corp
G. G Monroe
Warren
Bastler
Monroe
Raeder
Munroe
Forge and Ordnance Co
Sharan
Flame
BG. Walker Searsett
Home Owners Loan Corp
Ineside Erie
Crawford, Warren, Bile
Mercer
Venango
McKean and
Forest
Acquit Butler Co Home Supt Fred C Herold
Fred C Herold, former Butler county home superintendent, was acquitted of abuse charges after a nine hour jury deliberation. District Attorney Negley said he would not pursue further action, noting some objections to Judge Wilsons charges while ruling Herold acted to enforce home rules.
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United Press
Butler
Fred C. Herold
Butler County
Herold
Edgar H. Negley
Negley
John H. Wilson
Andrew W. Hartmas
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Corry
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Athur Colegrove
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44Th St
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Chicago
Mary Knight
B. B. Waltz
Unionity
Messi
Clough
LaPax
Downey
Shaw
Brown
McKinney
Boudreau
Orn
Darling
Weiss
Union City
Carl Taylor
H. ©. Olmstead
Elgin
Republican Party
C. L. Alexander
Capt. Od
B. Austin
Garageman
Alanreld
Texas
G. Stapp
Ford Motor
Harrisburg
William Holmes McGuffry
West
Alexandria
Washington County
Nelly Don
F.C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Baeder
Holc
G. B. Monroe
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Acquit Butler CO
Congress Street
Condra Pharmacy
Citizens Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D.C
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