Federal Debt Forecast Shows Forty Billion by Next January
June 25 Wabittogten reports from New York that an estimated additional federal debt of about 40 billion dollars could accrue by January 1 next year. Representative Tiber cites former Roosevelt and Farley era spending, noting total appropriations and continued relief funding, with pressures to cover anticipated deficits and wasteful relief costs through early 1937.
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New York
Bourke
Treasury
Farley
James A. Sartey
Gthnirmi
Roonevelt
Tuber
Hoosevelt
New Yorker
Tabor
Ifay
Wilder
Roosevelt
Marley
Possible apointees for $10,000 post discussed
Daniel W. Bell acting director of the budget and Francis J. Carr of the Tennessee Valley Authority staff proposed several budget control systems before government service. McCarl has spoken publicly about the nomination and previously refused to approve New Deal expenditures.
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Daniel W. Bell
Francis J. Carr
Tennessee Valley Putarity
McCarl
Publc Elsential
Nomui
CGC 15 to Enroll Big Number Very Shortly
Washington reports that the Civilian Conservation Corps plans to enroll a large group next month to maintain its authorized strength of 960000. In the year ended May 31, 145380 CCC members were discharged to take private jobs, with funds allocated for junior members and veterans for the period July 1 to mid-July.
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CGC
Washington
Dung
Robert Frehner
Civilian Conservation Corps
ONC
Fechner
GCC
Vacancy Opens at Comptroller General Post
Washington June 25 AP A vacancy in the office of the U S Comptroller General is to be filled within 48 hours as Carl McCarl steps aside after 14 years in the post. The move follows several indications of a forthcoming change at the top of the administration.
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Washington
Tt & Key
Ninenivery
Carl Zs
McCarl
Hainees
T ' Hentend
Barbara Bell Fashions Pattern Ad
The ad promotes Barbara Bell fashion patterns for women including the durable URTO-B line. It highlights various dress styles, sizes, and fabric requirements, encouraging readers to send for a Sunmin Wan Bara Bell pattern book and envisioning flattering outfits for juniors, mature figures, and special occasions.
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Ghaterdd Colutte
Peter Pancollor
Ispeast Jineket
Hicks Lunide
Pizen
Sunmin Wan Bara Bell Pattein Bank
Barbara Bell
Arbara Ul
World's Greatest House Keeper Keeps Pullman Cars Not a House
A historical feature reports the Pullman Company as a vast sleeping car operator on American railroads. It describes its enormous inventory of linens and bedding, towels, blankets and pillows, with a vast staff handling over two million pillows and 250,000 mattresses. The article emphasizes the scale of housekeeping for overnight travelers and notes the company’s extensive facilities and resources.
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Chicago
Pullman
Railroads of
America
Alerp
United
States
Warty G. Paylor
Hailway
Enur
Han Siaarly
Cullinan
Operation Willl
Pullman Company
BNAI BRITH SESSION IN BUTTE DISCUSSES WELFARE
The B N A I Brith convention in Butte opens with Ty Allen Miklesoff delivering the annual report. Leaders call for toleration and relief for those suffering while detailing the vast wartime welfare effort and the scale of logistics behind the organization’s relief stock and transportation network.
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Butte
Tine
Allen Miklesoff
Beallle
Tha Iiltna
B'Nai Beith Organization
Aesemblen
fMekler
Bnai Brith
Wekles
Iutle
Wealyeay
Salona
Roosevelt Brings Broad Support at Pennsylvanian Rally
Delegates and citizens pack the University of Pennsylvania to hear Roosevelt pledge a wartime style mobilization against economic royalists. Messages of support arrive as Roosevelt arrives in Hyde Park, then heads toward a nationwide campaign kickoff with assured victory expectations from Democratic leaders. Winds of economic fear and calls for wider security echo through the crowds.
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University of Pennsylvania
Aominee
Hyde Park
Lehman
Rome
Spectal
Advertising Federation meeting confronts misleading ads
A Boston crowd of about 500 members of the Advertising Federation of America discussed harmful ad practices and exaggeration in campaigns. Marie Sidener, Indianapolis ad firm member, warned that inflated promotions mislead the public and urged tighter controls on advertising disclosures.
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Boston
Advertising Federation of American Era
Belle Vaire
Marie Sidener
Indianapolia
Sidenor
Hey
Zioncheck Sought in Maryland
June 24 a capital police investigation reports Rep Zinneheck of Washington and his wife Mrs Young accused of assault during a dispute over occupancy of an apartment. Authorities from nearby towns assisted in the search for Abe Minnatng congrese mos.
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Abe
Woarington
Capital Police Totay Wouskt Mra
Mibyelaulan Zloheheck
Zinneheck of
Waorhington
Communists Name Their Candidates in New York
Communist leader Browder announces candidates at a convention where Robert Minor, nominee for New York governor, speaks amid song and parade. Browder criticizes the Republican Party as a threat to democracy while urging formation of a broad People’s Front. Minor vows to align with revolutionary forces. Browder later faces legal trouble and prison terms for draft resistance.
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Hernk Ag
Robert Minor
New Yorks
Mrucher
Minor
Imadacn
America
Huanarestorn
George Washington
Browder
Communist Party
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Struggie
Ife
Kanga Coolidge
Promuse
Dot
Raven Ford
William Foster
Waatrinntun
Hoater
People's Front
Republican Party
Mae
Nena
Libestelenede
Wall
Troosevalk
Admlltiiate
Hon
Tinsala
Mttacles
Nemeth
Hun
Uelismed Union Party
Lemke
Coughur Fk
Nejdugt
Hearst
Liberty League
Inlzique
Tanke
London
Repub
M.atter
Aer Orothers
Britain and Italy face League of Nations split over Ethiopia
Rome dispatch reports delegates acknowledge the league’s failure to stop Italy’s conquest of Ethiopia undermining the Locarno remilitarization debate. Emperor Haile Selassie travels from London to league talks and laments the alliance’s abandonment of Ethiopian independence as nations weigh penalties. Contending powers anticipate no immediate recognition for Italy’s African gains and expect postponement until September.
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Rhineland
Italy
Ethiopia
Protiter Hlui
France
Howaver
Halle Selassie
London
Rome
Pi—talien Biflelzis
Unoup of Nations
Assembly of the League of Nations
Tisedey
Cautnig
Economie
Africa
Newspaper ads fill theaters boost sales across country
Advertisers claim newspaper advertising raises theater attendance within 100 miles, noting a sharp year over year rise. George J. Schaerer, United Artists sales head, says the campaign will invest 35 million dollars in productions and 2.5 million in newspaper ads next year while stressing ad value. Two other stories report Israeli army clashes, casualties near Nablus and Tulkarom with government forces.
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Wallywood
Ondvertighg
Alkatanen
George J. Schaerer
Vivo
Kay Cilog
Baal
Creane
Tocolota
Achaeler
Eponk Ht
Voriining
Greta Birbo and Shirley Temple in Unique Class
Hollywood gossip notes that with Myron Loy now married the top Hollywood actresses remain spoken for. The list includes Arela Gatho Shirley Temple Madge Lvana Mary Brian Rochalla Hudson Anita Louise and others though some spellings and names blur in the OCR.
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Hollywood
Myron Loy Hes
Amnurollywood
Arela Gatho
Shirley Temple
Madge Lvana
Mary Brian
Rochalla Hudson
Anita Louise
Grace Bradley
Alice Faye
Elenogra Powell
Anna Shirney
Betty Grable
Ida Dupino
Maureen O'Sullivan
Jaan Muir
Merle Oberman
Louise Hainer
Jounetta MacDonald
Anil Masiin Marsh
Mos West
Lila
Milwaukee
Mayrings
Jim Timany
Myrna
Bhivs
Ami
Ting
Arthur Hariblow
Dr. Mtudin
Dvebend
Tulletts Crashy
Bond market week sees mixed stocks amid rate hopes
New York June 28 AP The bond market softened as domestic corporate bonds fluctuated amid debt service outlook concerns. Treasuries rose midweek then retreated, while dealers sold amid fading buying interest. Lower equity prices pressured speculative issues, and savvy buyers stepped back as the week closed with modest activity and cautious tone.
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Perpan
Vapor
U. S
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