New Anti low mood Drive Stimulates Hope For Jobless Age
Washington August 27 1931 The first national business committees formed to combat unemployment meet to share work amid Hoover speech and Doak notes The Teagle led panel aims to dent unemployment by spreading responsibility to employers and employees urging job sharing over a five day week and stressing local district action Plans for capital expansion and credit measures are outlined with committee leaders traveling to Pittsburgh and the Rapidan camp for further talks
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Washington
Hoover
Walter Do
Eagle
Standrd Oil Company
New Jersey
Doak
Aur Department
Teagle
Oaders
A. W. Robertson
Nttsburgh
Chamber of Emmerce
Henry M. Robinson
Los Angels
Lover
Rapidan Shing
Death Of Senator Waterman Cites Ill Health And Retirement
The obituary notes Colorado Senator Waterman aged 71 died after two years of poor health. He had previously announced he would not seek re election, marking a political shift as his death ends his party’s tenure and raises questions for the upcoming elections.
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Colorado
Southern Railway authorized to borrow from RFC
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Southern Railway system to borrow 7,251,000 from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The funds will cover interest on bonds and equipment trust obligations and the principal of equipment trusts maturing September 1 October 1 November 1 and January.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Railway System
Recontruction Finance Corporation
Teeth Education by ADA Educational Committee
A pamphlet titled Your Teeth by the Educational Committee of the American Dental Association promotes dental health and preventive care. It outlines brushing and flossing routines and encourages regular dental checkups for all ages.
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The
American Dental Association
Value of a lifetime of teeth education in children
An urgent call for school dental programs argues every American child should gain lifelong value from clean teeth. It cites Atlanta's six year health education showing fewer repeaters and significant taxpayer savings, and warns of costly health and life risks from poor dental care.
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Willis A. Sutton
Atlanta
United States
Dentists urged to answer anonymously by dental association
A call invites dentists to submit responses through a stamped self addressed envelope. The notice emphasizes anonymity and is distributed by the local dental association to gather opinions on a health matter.
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Ceed
Nalssh Health
Nell K
Emily Kneubuhl speaks on leadership in women's clubs
Miss Emily R. Kneubuhl of New York, executive secretary of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, addressed the biennial Southeastern Conference at the Women’s Clubs Blue Ridge, N C, on the qualities required for leadership.
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Blue Ridge
N. C
Emily R. Kneubuhl
New York
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Atlantic fliers missing amid Atlantic crossing hopes
Anxiety rose as Clyde Lee and John Bochkon remained unreported after Thursday's departure from Harbor Grace. Other transatlantic crews faced fog and bad weather along the coast, delaying planned flights toward Ireland Rome and Arctic routes.
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North Atlantic
Clyde Lee
John Bochkon
Harbor Grace
N. F
James A. Mollison
New York
New Foundland
Ireland
Anticosti Island
Que
Arctic
Leon M. Piscully
Rome
William Uldrich
Edna Newcomer
Child Killed by Swing Accident When Pole Falls
Benjamin Franklin Denning, six, died after an unused telephone pole to which his swing was tied fell on him. Police say the incident occurred at a residence in Colmbons Eke aest RO. Authorities are investigating the accidental death.
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Colmabons Ek Aest
Benjamin Franklin Denning
Waterman Death Shifts Senate Balance in Hoover Era
United States Senator Charles Winfield Waterman of Colorado dies at 71 after a long illness in his Wardman Park hotel suite. His death sparks uncertainty over party control of the senate for the remainder of President Hoover's term, with Shipstead of Minnesota holding decisive power as a potential swing vote. Private services set for Monday at 2 p.m. and cremation to follow.
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Washington
Charles Winfield Waterman
United States
Colorado
Senate
Hoover
Wardman Park
Waterman
Shipstead
Minnesota
Curtis
Moses
New Hampshire
Senator Pittman
Nevada
Blanche Duncan
Elroy N. Clarke
Denver
Senator Waterman
Voters weigh Norman Thomas surge amid 1932 race
Washington observers note many say they will back Norman Thomas though most won’t follow through. Analysts suggest Thomas could reach about 2 million votes, double any prior socialist showing, while Roosevelt and Hoover battle low public esteem amid a crowded field.
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Washington
Norman Thomas
Wall Street
Hoover
Roosevelt
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eugene V. Debs
Federal
Protests and public view of Norman Thomas in 1932 politics
The piece surveys public sentiment toward Norman Thomas and socialist ideas in 1932. It notes voters consider Thomas a protest vote, rising familiarity with socialism, and growing coverage of radical proposals. It lists socialist goals such as social ownership, minimum wage, public works, unemployment insurance, pensions, and higher taxes.
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Thomas
Tar Heel Elected Baltimore Aug 27
Mrs. J. L. Olive of Wade North Carolina was elected treasurer of the ladies auxiliary of the National Rural Letter Carriers Association at the combined convention. Des Moines Iowa was chosen as the 1933 meeting place and other officers were re elected.
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Baltimore
J. L. Olive
Wade
N. C
National Rural Letter Carriers Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Services Held For Robert Dunlap At Walnut Cove Church
Funeral services for 64 year old Robert Dunlap were conducted Friday at Wilson Church near Walnut Cove. Pallbearers: Numa Knight Burnace Taylor George Collins Jimmie Thompson Harry Heath Pierce Mabe. Born January 8 1868 he married Mary Dugegins December 26 1889. Survived by children Willie Lincoln Frank Jonah and Mrs Walter Richardson of Walnut Cove Grady of Roanoke Va Mrs Willie Heath and Robert Dunlap of Kernersville Mrs Robert Hoover Mrs Sadie Zack and Miss Themie Dunlap of High Point two sisters a brother and 12 grandchildren.
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Walnut Cove
Wilson Church
Numa Knight
Burnace Taylor
George Collins
Jimmie Thompson
Harry Heath
Pierce Mabe
J. A. Fagg
Winston-Salem
Watt Tuttle
Mary Dugegins
Willie
Lincoln
Frank
Jonah
Walter Richardson
Grady
Roanoke
Willie Heath
Kernersville
Robert Hoover
Sadie Zack
Themie Dunlap
High Point
V F W Post to be Entertained by A C Cecil Monday Night
The Veterans of Foreign Wars post on East Washington street will host Coke Cecil, secretary of the state amateur magicians association, for a black magic show at 7 30 Monday night. The program runs 8 to 8 45 followed by an executive session with officers and committee members to discuss business.
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A. Coke Cecil
State Association of Amateur Magicians
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
East Washington Street
J. W. McMahon
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