Voluntary communications policy and ad representative details
The notice describes voluntary communications or letters to the editor to be published evenly, provided they avoid obscene or private matter. It lists the national advertising representative offices in New York and Chicago with specific addresses for 4 E. Clayden Inc.
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Bape
Caignaire
Hotate
E. Clayden Inc
New York
Lexington Ave
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
The Serenade and the Ranch Visit
Bill Baron spies Felix Montoya serenading Ellen from the window at night and is consumed by jealousy. Felix joins Ellen’s Rancho Hermosa life, blending into duties and social gatherings as Bill wrestles with envy. Ellen enjoys the music and attention, while Buckshot Brown critiques Felix, and Bill masks his misery through heavy labor and restraint. The week ends with Felix ingrained in Ellen’s circle, leaving Bill to endure a deeper sense of loss.
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Bill
Ellen
Bill Baron
Felix Montoya
Felix
Bill Gr
Hilen
Pablo Rivera
Casa Hermosa
Ity Bil
Eilen
Buckshot Brown
Millen
Mexico
Hllen
Bilen
Rail wage talks and ever normal plans in 1930s era notes
The article discusses railroad wage cut talks in Chicago set for July 20 amid skepticism about a 15 percent cut, plus broader debates on New Deal plans. It critiques proposed five year plans and a government backed “ever normal warehouse” for surplus, arguing such control risks overreach. It also notes religious communities and WPA morale concerns amid dependency fears.
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Mgr
Chicago
Jtional Mediation Board
Latar
Railway Ec
Ever Normal Warehouse Phrase In Farm Bill Debate
Morgantown Post notes the term ever normal grainery has not gained currency in the country. The article recalls Secretary Wallace origination of the phrase to describe what the new Farm Bill provides for the surplus and its implications for agriculture and storage policy.
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Vel
Ezekiel
White House
Morgantown Post
Wallace
Pickwickian Stroke in Tax Debate at Arthurdale
The President’s Arthurdale speech divides Americans into two classes, taxpayers and beneficiaries of government bounty. The address rebukes Wasteful Experiment claims, contrasts tax burdens with other nations, and mocks the idea of up to date taxes. It likens the scene to Pickwick Papers and hints at a forthcoming congressional campaign.
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Arthurdale
Roosevelt
Siecia
Settecaent
Altos
Pscho
Pickwick Pa
Pera
The
Buffs and the
Blues
Blue
Eatonswill
Vanishing Pioneer Spirit Amid Utah Church Wealth Concerns
In Salt Lake City descendants of Brigham Young and 143 Mormon pioneers face disillusion as the church, now wealthy with land hotels and industries, vows to care for its own amid New Deal reliefs. Elder Heber J. Grant, 81, laments the loss of pioneer resolve and self-reliance.
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Utah
WPA
Grant
Philadelphia Inquirer
Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
Mormon Church
Heber Ve Grant
Labor wisdom mission by Hine experts abroad
President Roosevelt sent Hine team of business, labor, education, and government experts to England and Sweden to study labor problems. The group aims to understand how those nations have balanced capital and labor with government action and legislation, reflecting American interest in improving relations between the two sides.
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Fairmont Times
Hine
Roosevelt
England
Sweden
America
Nine officials named for broad United labor inquiry panel
The panel includes Gerard Swope of General Electric Charles Hook of American Rolling Mills and Henry Harriman ex Chamber of Commerce leader. Labor members include Robert Watt and Lloyd Garrison with Marene Diekerman as a New York school principal. Government representation spans William Chalmers William Davis and Anna Rosenberg, aiming for a fair cross section in the inquiry.
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Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Charles R. Hook
American Rolling Mills Company
Henry S. Harriman
United States Chamber of Commerce
Robert Watt
International Labor Office
Gehieva
American Federation of Labor
Lloyd K. Garrison
University of Wisconsin
National Labor Board
Miss Mar Éne Diekerman
Todhunter School For
New York City
William E. Chalmers
United States Labor
William H. Davis
NRA
Anna M. Rosenberg
Social Security Board
New York
Water safety rules urged for Fourth of July crowds
Dayon warns drivers to yield, avoid risky passes and watch for hills and crosswalks while Parkhill notes boat and swimmer drownings rise during holidays. He urges rules to curb water tragedies: wait after meals, swim parallel to shore, and stay vigilant.
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Ames Parkhill
Red Cross
Surf safety and Red Cross life saving guidance
The article advises caution for beginners and explains undertow dangers. It stresses not fighting strong currents and recommends following Red Cross first aid and life saving instructions available through local chapters nationwide.
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Red Cross
Kodak Cameras and Film Featured with Prices
Eastman Kodak offerings include the Baby Brownie and Bullet Vest Pocket Brownie at 4.50, Jiffy Jr Kodak and Jiffy Kodak at 9.00, and Kodak Verichrome film highlighted for sale. The ad notes various models with small format names and price points, reflecting a compact consumer photography lineup.
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Eastman
Jiffy JR. Kodak
Jiffy Kodak
Kodak JR
Kodak Verichrome
County Clerk Candidacy Statement By EDC ST CLAM
A political announcement from a Republican candidate for county clerk, referencing prior service as deputy county assessor. The candidate pledges competent service, a thorough campaign before the November election, and asks for voter support within the party in the August primary.
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EDC
Clam
Robert (Bob) W. Reese Seeks Taylor County Clerk Slot
Robert Bob W Reese announces candidacy for County Clerk of Taylor County as a Democrat. He claims long service under current Clerk Frank Bennett and pledges efficient honest administration if nominated and elected. He respectfully asks voters’ support and votes.
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Calidis Dacy
Taylor County
Frank Bennett
Robert
Bob) W. Reese
Candidacy Announcement for Taylor County Clerk
A local candidate declares his run for Taylor County Clerk, noting six years as deputy sheriff under Sheriff Lee Bennett and Sheriff Herbert Evans. He seeks Democratic primary support and aims to serve all voters in the November general election with courteous, efficient service.
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Aus
Gust
Taylor County
Lee Bennett
Herbert Evans
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