Roosevelt on Neighbors Speech Draws Enthusiastic Reception
The article recounts President Roosevelt addressing Dutchess County neighbors after their election losses, recalling a 23 year ago picnic insult and stressing the local principle that no one should harm neighbors. He cites wages, child labor bans, and monopolies as areas where individual liberty yields to communal good.
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Roosevelt
Dutchess County
Ee Dutchess County
Lecon
Washington
America
Eader
Schutz NRA stance and political theater in Indiana club
In Indiana a Prof J Raymond Schutz criticizes the National Recovery Act yet concedes a remedy exists and endorses action to avert an economic slump. He notes his prior bid for Congress and argues GOP leadership faltered. The piece also describes university push for reform and veneer import data from Indiana firms.
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J. Raymond Schutz
Indiana
Hoover
Schutz
Republican Club
NRA
Congress
Prof. Schutz
Fifth District
Indiana Women’s Democratic Club Plans Record Autumn Meet
Advance reservations show the annual convention will gather October 7 at Chefty Falls state park hotel near Madison. President Mrs. Glen Gifford of Tipton and officers expect the largest fall attendance, surpassing the Dunes State Park spring crowd. Miss Lavania Engle of Maryland will deliver the principal address with other speakers linked to the Century of Progress event in Chicago.
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Indiana Women's Democratic Club
Chefty Falls State Park
Madison
Glen Gifford
Tipton
Dunes State Park
Lavania Engle
House of Delegates of
Maryland
International Congress of Women
Century of Progress
Chicago
National crusade against organized crime spurs swift justice
The piece argues the national government moves to crack down on rackets amid public outrage over crimes including kidnapping. It notes Secretary of War Dern cites citizen indifference as a cause and highlights a murder of an 85 year old woman in an attempted robbery as boosting demand for rapid punishment of the guilty.
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Dern
Old age pension plan urged with tax levy
Nearly one hundred aged and infirm residents have applied for old age pensions. A $12,000 appropriation is recommended to cover those whose applications are approved, to be raised by taxation. The proposal argues for capable, orderly support for the needy.
Wheat prices vs supply in 1933 guidance chart
The chart shows world wheat prices fall as supplies rise. The wheat administration aims to reduce US acreage to align supply with demand and restore price parity with prewar levels from 1909 to 1914. The 1933 crop year is not yet fully developed to reveal final prices.
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United States
Public Enemies and a Pianist’s Unusual Surgery
A Time excerpt cites public criminals as a social problem beyond local scope. It notes Belgian American pianist and composer undergoing surgery to lengthen piano reach by removing finger webs. Sedalia widow keeps her month-dead husband in a refrigerated parlor awaiting mausoleum completion, explaining she could not bear dirt on his body.
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Sedalia
Roy McCullough Sentenced in Milledgville Misdemeanor Case
In Milledgville Georgia Roy McCullough received a prison sentence for a misdemeanor offense. Local court records indicate the ruling followed a brief arraignment and involved standard penalties for the charge.
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Milledgville, Ga
Roy McCullough
Unclear Fragments Touch On Death Row and Royal Mentions
Fragmentary text notes a man found his father Alvin after 21 years in a death cell awaiting murder execution. It also mentions the queen of Italy accepting honorary presidency of a women's Anti-Swearing Committee and a proposed theme song The Queen Was In The Parlor.
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Alvin
Italy
Counterfeiting and politics mix in era headlines
A disjointed clipping notes counterfeiting at a federal penitentiary and speculation whether noted figures Dreiser or Jolson harmed Huey Long, with a Chicago doctor arrested for firing a gun from his porch. It also mentions Lee Eikenberry leaving Flora for several weeks of passenger flying in Kentucky.
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Theodore Dreiser
Alf Jolson
Huey Long
Chicago
Lee Eikenberry
Flora
Kentucky
Freeing burdens through divine Love and trust in God
A Christian Science Monitor reflection urges casting all care on divine Mind to gain courage, joy, and daily supplies. It cites Mary Baker Eddy on God as infinite Mind and quotes Christ’s invitation to the weary to find rest.
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Celestial City
Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Kingdom of Heaven
Ceraan
The
Christian Science Monitor
Advertising pays and sells via careful copy
R. B. Kennedy of the Whit tier News argues that newspaper ads succeed when copy creates desire, offers value, and backs up with service. He warns that mere listing prices won’t move merchandise and stresses attention to selling talk in ad space.
When Ladies Meet at the Arc Theatre This Weekend
Ann Harding and Robert Montgomery star in When Ladies Meet to be shown at the Arc Theatre Sunday and Monday. Myrna Loy plays a young novelist attracted to her publisher, while Montgomery schemes to separate them by involving the publishers wife played by Harding. The trio joins Alice Brady Frank Morgan and Martin Burton in the supporting cast.
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Ann Harding
Robert Montgomery
Arc Theatre
Myrna Loy
Montgomery
Ann
Myrna
Alice Brady
Frank Morgan
Martin Burton
Professional Sweetheart at Arc features Ginger Rogers
Ginger Rogers stars as a madcap radio star who resists broadcasting persona in private life. Norman Foster plays her naive lover and husband who kidnaps her to a Kentucky cabin. Zazu Pitts, Frank McHugh, Edgar Kennedy and Lucien Littlefield co star as the cast.
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Ginger Rogers
Norman Foster
Mike
Ginger
Norman
Kentucky
Zazu Pitts
Frank McHugh
Edgar Kennedy
Lucien Littlefield
Arc to Screen Picture Snatcher and More This Weekend
The Arc presents Picture Snatcher with James Cagney Alice White and Ralph Bellamy on Friday and Saturday nights. Cagney portrays a hardboiled tabloid cameraman snapping celebrities in bold poses. Also showing Laurel and Hardy in Twice Two and the upcoming Hell Below with Walter Huston Robert Montgomery and Madge Evans.
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James Cagney
Alice White
Ralph Bellamy
Cagney
Laurel and Hardy
Walter Houston
Robert Montgomery
Madge Evans
Monticello Man Found Dead in Cottage at Freeman Lake
Charles Walker aged 50 was found shot to death in his Freeman Lake cottage Sunday evening. Neighbors discovered the body and reported the incident. His mother and brother Harry survive, and the body was taken to Prevo & Sons funeral home in Monticello for arrangements.
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Charles Walker
Freeman Lake
Harry
Prevo & Sons
Monticello
Quotable Snippets on Recovery and Public Life
A compact scrap quotes a Life magazine joke about a man who sleeps early and misses morning papers. It notes businessmen delaying action under a profit slogan and cites Pussyfoot Johnson on political speech. The tone mirrors a light, clipped column fragment.
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Life
Pussyfoot Johnson
Two Cars Wreck In Weekend Accident Near Park
Two cars were badly wrecked in an accident Saturday evening on state road 25 near the city park. A car owned by Joe Robinson, an insurance agent, was seriously damaged in a collision with a Michigan driver. No one was seriously injured.
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Joe Robinson
Michigan
Recital Highlight by Miss Pauline Fouts at Wheeling Church
Miss Pauline Fouts of Deer Creek led a recital at Wheeling Presbyterian Church on Saturday evening. Lois McCain accompanied as violin pupil assisting.
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Pauline Fouts
Deer Creek
Wheeling Presbyterian Church
Lois McCain
Notice of Administration in Carroll County Indiana
The clerk of the Carroll Circuit Court appoints Mrs Cara B Dern as administratrix of Joe C Brookbank estate, Carroll County Indiana. The estate is declared solvent and Julien and Kerli are listed as attorneys for the administratrix with a date of August 17 1937.
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Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
Indiana
Joe C. Brookbank
Julien & Kerli
I ‘Ite
Notice to non-residents in Bresler divorce case
In Carroll County Circuit Court September Term 1933 Myrtle Bresler v Albert Bresler. Defendant is a non resident with unknown address. Action is for divorce. Defendant must appear by October 16 1933 or plead. Court at Delphi. Clerk Wilbur Lane. Attorney Gus A Hall.
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Indiana
Carroll County
Carroll Circuit
Myrtle Bresler
Albert M. Bresler
Gus A. Hall
Carroll Circuit Court
A. D
Delphi
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Black Mountain
United States Tariff Commission
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World Wheat Supplies and Price
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Pears
Louisiana
Arthur Robinson
Edson R. Waite
Shawnee
Okla
R. B. Kennedy
Whittier (California
C.ara B. Dern
Wilbur Lane
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