White House Repairs And Policy Notes In Sunlit Paragraphs
Roosevelt faces White House renovations including kitchen and pantry upgrades with temporary stoves in use for a few meals. The article also notes a mix up over the security board members and mentions Birmingham England increasing demand for Jews harps due to a shortage of skilled tongue setters and precise tuning.
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Roosevelt
Hyde Park
White House
Executive Mansion
Elect Stoye
Commerce Department
Birmingham
England
Hollywood Studio Receives Daily Flood of Fan Letters
Hollywood film shop reports 10 000 to 15 000 fan letters weekly 75 percent from women and girls 25 percent from boys and youths. Stars like Kibbee Powell Ruby Keeler Lindsay attract many notes with autographs requests and praises. A Sao Paulo fan writes in multiple languages praising the star system. A Brazil sender proposes marriage via phonograph record to Pat Bilis with anonymity.
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Aiollywood
Hollywood
Jos E. Brown
Hugh Herbert
Guy Kibbee
Frank McHugh
the Urest
Kibbee
Herbert
Ick Powell
Ruby Keeler
Powell
Margaret Lindsay
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Pat Bilis
England
Pat
Moat Born Boers Forecast September 28 Birthdates
The column lists Moat favored Boers born Sept 28 to Oct 22 with daily notes for morning fall afternoon bad and evening bad. It hints at moon influence on change this counting month, warns health and rash acts, mentions April 1036 and mixed dates 1986, and suggests potential love if unharmed.
Hart consults FDIC on Pennsylvania deposit rate plan
Dr. Luther A. Hart state secretary of banking leaves for Washington to confer with Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation officials about the Pennsylvania Banking Board’s recommended maximum interest rates for deposits. The board did not disclose the rate and did not identify banks seeking branch approvals. Final decisions hinge on additional information from applicants and federal input.
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Dr. Hart
Banking Board
Penn
United Press Harrisburg
Luther A. Hart
Lefty
Washington Today
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
State Banking Board
Harr
Dr. Harr
D. I
Federal Reserve System
Federal potato control law criticized in closing days of session
The speaker argues the federal potato control measure is impractical and wrongly scoped. Local, small-farm production cannot be federally regulated like staples such as wheat or cotton, and enforcement is unlikely due to limited funds and a repeal anticipated next year.
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Congress
Becuse
Secretary of
Age’ Culture
Spreading Seasonal Work in Auto Industry
After 35 years of national tunnel shows in January, the automobile industry plans a November show this year. The government suggested the plan to stabilize a seasonal industry and level employment peaks and valleys, giving workers steadier weeks and higher annual income. Proponents argue it would curb unemployment and adapt to machine progress without sacrificing living standards.
Suez Canal Blockade Debate Splits Allies Over War Risk
Discussion in Paris among diplomats and Suez Canal Company officials weighs closing the canal as a wartime blockade. Egypts nominal control, aided by Britain, faces potential precedent concerns if Mussolinis African expansion is halted, provoking slow consensus on a response that could extend to Panama.
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Suez Canal
Suez Canal Company
Paris
Mussolini
Arite
Panamia
United States
Railroad Freight Car Loadings Rise to Record Levels
Rail freight traffic has surpassed all records as observers weigh whether gains reflect real improvement. Coal shipments in anticipation of a general strike in the bituminous fields likely contributed, though the volume rose steadily through August and early September.
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Mbra
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files September 26 1915
A 1915 retrospective notes a sharp rise in freight moved by trucks and railcars. It claims trucks carried more coal and miscellaneous freight than before, suggesting total business traffic would surprise if truck and car loads were combined.
Paris Styles Paris Evening Suits Stir French Fashion
Heim unveils midnight evening suits in Paris promising to wow the fashion world. A two piece gown with a matching jacket converts for dinner parties, while a removal reveals a formal gown with a dramatic back. A white ottoman gown and a velvet suit with blue accents showcase luxurious detailing. Fire destroyed an old building in Fredonia threatening two homes and a garage.
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Paris
Heim
Fredonia
New Officers Named by Jonathan Lodge
L Swanson was elected Noble Grand of Jonathan lodge at a largely attended Wednesday meeting in the Odd Fellows hall. Other officers elected include Wave Smith vice grand Harold Shannon financial secretary Jack Irwin treasurer L Dyckes trustee 18 months W liam Haenel paraphernalia clerk Clarence Dingfelder and A B H Homer representatives to Meadville Home A F Carlburg Grove City Home for the Aged. The new officers will be installed Wednesday evening October 18 with a social session to follow.
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A. B H. Homer
Meadville
A. F. Carlburg
Grove City
Bates-Dean Wedding Set for October 18
Miss Frances Dean of Westfield New York has set October 18 for her marriage to Richard Bates of Westfield. Dean is a former Corry girl with many friends who extend congratulations.
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Frances Dean
Richard Irvine
Westfield
V. Y
Corry
Richard Bates
Clarence Bates
Miss Dean
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Franik Majkowski
Dunkirk
Leon Foreman
Ganal Blockade
Mary Knight
Connie
Penna
Jonathan Lodge
P. L. Swanson
Noble Grand
America
NEW Modern
Heatwell
Root’s Furniture Store
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Corry, Penn’s
Grand Union Way
Freshpak
Grand Union
Lew
Suresell
JarRimgs Freshpak
Maxwell House Coffee
Grand Union Company
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