Steel Institute Plays Questionable Role in Owners Unite Front
In Pittsburgh Willis Thornton examines the Steel Institute as a power body behind steel industry policy. He notes its claimed nonbinding stance on price fixing, its influence in labor policy debates, and its close ties to major companies like U S Steel and Jones & Laughlin.
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Lee Dutcher
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Farrell
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Pittsburgh
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North Carolina Leads U S Mica Production in 1935
The Bureau of Mines reports North Carolina mined 12 087 short tons of mica in 1935, over half the U S total. New Hampshire produced 460 short tons. National production reached 19 320 short tons valued at 405 101 dollars, with potential for further expansion noted.
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North Carolina
Washington
United States
Bureau of Mines
New Hampshire
Bureau
Evansville Fans Rally to Aid Former Star Grover Alexander
Evansville prize fight fans raise funds for Grover Cleveland Alexander once a top NL pitcher. He was found badly injured in a gutter and hospitalized with a concussion but improving. Promoter Benny Fox says 50 percent of next Friday’s boxing proceeds will aid the veteran former sports star.
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Evansville
Ind
Grover Cleveland
Pete) Alexander
Alex
Pete
Benny Fox
Alexander
House of David
Hollywood Trailers Change Movie Folk Travel Habits
Hollywood stars embrace auto trailers for on location living with dressing rooms showers and telephones. Loretta Young Ida Lupino W. C. Fields and others use mobile units for work and writing while Kent Taylor Henry King Cecilia Parker Buster Keaton and Jane Darwell join trailer lifestyle. About 800 trailers circulate among film folks as Twentieth Century Fox plans See America First a family touring the West.
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Hollywood
Loretta Young
Ramona
W. C. Fields
Hot Springs
Ida Lupino
Ida
Kent Taylor
Henry King
Cecilia Parker
Buster Keaton
Tully Marshall
Marshall
Arizona
Jane Darwell
Alan Dinehart
Pat O'Brien
Warner Baxter
Alice Faye
Wallace Beery
Automobile Club
Flickeroo
Turing
Poole
Twentieth Century
America
Smallest Steam Engine Built by European Engineer
A European engineer reportedly spent four months constructing the world’s smallest steam engine, size of a pen nib. The device uses 18 steel and silver pieces and features a boiler holding merely half a drop of water.
The Amazon River Length Claim and Size Note
Readable text states the Amazon River is 3400 miles long and 150 miles wide at its outlet. This brief measurement-focused item reflects a geographic note rather than a report of events or sources.
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Amazon
Unclear text fragment hints at labor groups and congressional probe
Fragmentary note mentions workers organizers and a congressional investigation. cites an outside bid for support of workers and management. Uncertain names and specifics remain unreadable in the damaged OCR.
Gallant GOP Gets Refund
Winston Salem news recounts Officer Justice Taylor who aided a dying girl and a premature birth in a tenement. After paying a $20 doctor fee himself, he received community support totaling $19 from reporters, printers, salespeople and others to offset his outlay.
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Winston-Salem
Justice Taylor
Department of Health
Fee Taylor
Goddess of Charity
Taylor
Love as central theme in Christ Scientist Sunday services
Sunday services across Christ, Scientist churches centered on Love. Golden text from I John 4 8 emphasizes God is love. Sermon cites I John 4 9 10 and Science and Health passages noting divine Principle over personality and Jesus demonstrations of healing.
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Churches and Societies of Christ, Scientist
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Amateur photography sins and how to avoid them
John Van Guilder lists eleven common photographic errors in amateur work. The piece explains effects like blurred images from camera shake and long exposures, ghosting from moving subjects, and loss of detail from improper focusing or lens issues. Moving objects can be halted by correct angle and distance.
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Brother
John van Guilder
Mystery Man Of Court Fight To Tell His Story On Stand
In Los Angeles a subpoena summons playwright George Kaufman to testify about his alleged acquaintance with Mary Astor in the child custody case involving Astor and Dr Franklyn Thorpe. A diary said to contain intimate secrets may be introduced as evidence as the trial resumes with Marylyn Knight questioned about her parents.
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Los Angeles
George Kaufman
Mary Astor
Miss Astor
Franklyn Thorpe
Marylyn
Kaufman
Pro
Cess
Catalina Island
Thorpe
Joseph Anderson
George
Dr. Thorpe
Goodwin J. Knight
Little Marylyn
Coal deposits in Manchuria mapped in head-shaped figures
A University of California scientist claims Manchuria’s three eastern provinces hold massive coal reserves: about 30 million tons of anthracite, 2.792 billion tons of bituminous coal, and 128 million tons of lignite, depicted in portraits of various individuals.
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Manchuria
Eye and hair color linked to emotion in study notes
The report links anger and fear to differences in eye color and hair color. Researchers suggest facial trait variations may correlate with emotional states, inviting further exploration of genetics and perception in social behavior.
Gender ratios in urban and rural areas show shifts
A University of Chicago survey reports 100 females per 98 males in urban centers and 108 males per 100 females in rural sections, indicating differing gender balances across environments.
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The
University of Chicago
Quail Rabbit and Turkey Seasons Revised for 1936 37
North Carolina announces new hunting seasons starting November 20 and ending February 15 for quail rabbit and turkey. Rabbit quail limits rise eight days. turkey season lengthens by 23 days. Bear bag limit two. deer seasons vary by county. other furbearers have fixed dates and limits.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
John D. Chalk
Death by own action shocks Lumberton note found
James M. Walters a 53 year old Barnsville farmer was found dead beside a shotgun at a neighbor's filling station. A note addressed to Coroner D W Biggs and Sheriff Mark Page says Walters planned death by own action and asks that no blame be attached to anyone else.
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Lumberton
James M. Walters
Barnsville
D. W. Biggs
Mark Page
Walter
Chicago Produce Prices Aug 3
Butter 11,627 from creamery specials 93 score 35-36 percent extras 92 35 percent extra firsts 90-91 24 percent firsts 88-89 33 percent standards 90 centralized carrots 34 percent. Eggs 12,057 still firm extras 25 percent locations 25 percent fresh graded firsts 24 percent current receipts 23 percent.
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Chicago
Burton Visit With Burlington Family at West Burton Street Ext
Matt Burton of Burlington spent Sunday with Mrs. Burton and their family at their home on West Burton street extension.
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Matt Burton
Burlington
Mrs. Burton
West Burton Street
Water Expansion Upon Freezing Demonstrated
Water cooled from 39.5 degrees to 32 degrees Fahrenheit expands by one eleventh its volume according to a brief observation. The note highlights the anomaly of ice formation increasing volume despite temperature drop.
Wild ostriches race bursts reach speeds near sixty mph
Report notes ostriches can sprint up to 60 mph in short bursts, highlighting their speed compared with other birds.
Population boom in Rio de Janeiro since 1858
The article notes Rio de Janeiro grew from 3850 residents in 1858 to over a million people, highlighting an unprecedented urban expansion and rapid demographic change within a century.
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Rio de Janeiro
Citizens spend about fifty million daily on food
Citizens of the United States spend roughly fifty million dollars each day on food. This figure illustrates the scale of daily consumption and highlights the recurring demand for sustenance across the population.
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United States
University of Pavia Founded in 825
The University of Pavia in Italy traces its origins to the year 825, marking one of the oldest higher education institutions in Europe. This historic founding anchors its long-standing scholarly legacy and regional cultural role.
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University of
Pavia
Italy
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