Community Chest drive faces pervasive opposition
Community fund drives multiply nationwide as workers must overcome protests that relief is government duty, that welfare is shrinking, and that private giving is exhausted. Federal, state, and local officials insist relief cannot cover all needs and private organizations must expand. Community chests fund infant care, clinics, hospitals, recreation, crime prevention, and more, shaping future social health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Billions for stimulation debated in government policy
The piece notes that while vast sums once considered for economic recovery remain unlikely, Congress already authorizes several billions and could authorize six to seven billion more to relieve suffering, boost employment, and stabilize production if the president chooses. It urges thrift but supports spending to win in hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Jeter
In Cab Accident Hverett Diver G F Moor Involved
An obscure account reports diver Ef G Moor from Wesh-Tis in a cab accident crowding, tripping, and an apparent fall. Details are limited due to damaged OCR text.
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Hverett
Wesh
Senate Inquiry Faces Delayed Start and Accidents
United Press reports the Senate banking inquiry into private firms may open on October 8 amid superstitions of bad omens. Pecora and Fletcher, key figures, were recently injured in separate automobile accidents in New York and Washington. Brand’s retirement from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration follows whispers of conflict over his role with the National Fertilizer Association. Vice President Garner, praised by Farley for patronage control, may influence Texas appointment referrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Senate
Verdinand Pecora
Duncan TJ. Fletcher
Pecora
New York
Fletcher
Capitol
Department of Agriculture
Charles J. Brand
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
National Fertilizer Association
Brand
Unite Press
Garner
Farley
Texas
Gunnar
Wiener Roast Planned by B P W Club Monday
The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club invites members and guests to a Wiener Roast Monday evening at the Gold Spring Daley place. Members anticipate a lively event with wiener fans and social time, marking a focal moment for the club this month.
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Wiener
Corry
Hey & Wiener
Gold Spring Daley Face
Hollywood Personalities Buzz in Quick Gossip Roundup
Hollywood notables like Marie Dressler, Wallace Beery, and the Marx Brothers appear in a breezy gossip sketch. The piece notes actors’ quirks, moves, and living details from Columbus to Alaska, with light asides about Cary Grant and Mae West at social events.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Hollywood Boulevard
Marie Dressler
Fritz Kressler
Wallace
Beery
Nils Asthe
Cora Sue Collins
Ken Maynard
Columbus
Ind
Maynar
Ohio
Nnucille Gleason
Alaska
Ralph Morgan
Marx Brothers
Mary Boland
Baby LeRoy
Miriam Jordan
Mimi
Miriam
Julie Haydon
Hirst Lubitsch
Dim Davles
Paramount Masaelir
Jack Oaltie
Allen Gera
Whem
Charles Laughton
W. C. Fields
Bing Crosby
Mae West
Tack LaRue
Adrienne Ames
Bis Boy
Untitled fragment from old local notices
Fragmentary OCR text describes doctors and locations in a historical setting with mentions of offices, teaching, travel, and local areas. The readable parts reference Dr Philips and a homeopathic physician, a Berneteinniosk area, a hospital building, and various scattered names and places without coherent events or dates.
Paris Styles for Late Season and Early Fall Attire
Paris, Sept. 21 The tailored sift returns as a feature for late season and early fall. High necklines and broad shoulders continue, though not exaggerated. Colors lean toward dull gray, brown, and blue with bright scarves for color. Skirts 8 to 12 inches above the floor and jackets hip to three-quarters length. Epaulets and varied blouse fabrics add variety to the new fashion so far.
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Paris
Score of bills for control of liquor planned
Harrisburg reports indicate many bills to regulate manufacture and sale of liquor would be introduced in a coming Pennsylvania special session. Governor Pinchot weighs Canadian style control but may prefer a different plan. Party leaders split on licensing, with Guffey opposing a return to old court licensing. Liquor control is expected to dominate the session and extend its length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Wasney
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Dominions
Clinton Sowers
Joseph F. Guffey
Pittsburgh
Fistly
Guffey
County P T A Holds Meeting in West Springfield
The first County Council meeting of the P T A for 1933 34 drew about two hundred at West Springfield with Mrs George Laidlaw presiding. Three members at large were elected and Mrs Coblenz spoke on parliamentary law. Mrs B G Evans addressed delegates from Erie City Council about PTA goals and activities.
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West Springfield
George Laidlaw
Lester Hofbach
J.B. Barr
Sterrett
Coblenz
Methodist, Church
B. G. Evans
Erie
Seattle
George’ Kinley
Corry Junior
George Potter
LeRoy Dickinson
Washington Street School
Hat Causes Death When It Flies From Head
GATHSVILLE Tex. A Tiis Kelso farmer died after a broken neck from a fall when he leaped from a moving milk truck to recover his hat. He lived only a few hours after the accident.
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Gathsville
Tex
Tiis Kelso
Kelso
Jamestown Considers Municipal Milk Plant Plan
Jamestown plans to run milk as a city utility similar to electricity. Mayor Samuel A. Carson cites low electric rates and argues the city can supply milk cheaper to residents while paying farmers more. Proposal includes a central pasteurizing plant and city employed milkmen.
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Jamestown
Wameatown
Samuel A. Carson
Garson
Cause of Blue Sky The blue of the cause by the sun
A fragment explains the blue sky arises from sunlight interacting with electrons. It notes the color results from scattering of shorter blue wavelengths and suggests a scientific basis for daylight hue.
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Italy
Gendhi
Dr. Philips
Homeoparni Physicuin Baa
LG Pragent Berneteinniosk
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W. Gide
Huppiy Co
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Joncaire
Chapin
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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Cony
Carlson
Glendora Corre
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Corree
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Taye
Nola Toilet Oan
Szahler
Rippled Wheat
Vwice
White House
Sage Phy
Loundry
Celery
New York State
Concord
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Duley, Doz
Hodhewesten
Ari
Will J. Wilcox
Spencer's
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