New Deal plan aims to cut unemployment with vast projects
The article outlines a five billion dollar program to re employ about four million people through housing slum clearance rural electrification and modernization. It notes hurdles in land titles and condemnation and lists cities targeted for early work while reporting on census data and a new transportation advisor.
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Atlanta
Cleveland
Montgomery
Ala
Indianapolis
Louisville
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cincinnati
Nashville
Miami
New Orleans
Richmond
Minneapolis
Washington
D. C
Baltimore
New York Strikes Stir Across Auto Building Trades
Washington column predicts strikes will hit auto industry and building trades as labor targets concessions and Section 7a violations. Auto workers scorn promises of rehearings and claim prior settlements weakened union gains. Tool and die makers threaten a month end stoppage leading to a broader walkout. Building trades see 35 hour week gains but face stiff resistance from contractors. Public reaction may shape the outcome of unfolding labor action.
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Lrade
Washington
Johnson
Mindrity
Motor Mediation Board
New York Electrical Workers’ Union
Electrical Contractors’ Association
Rural electrification linked to new job program plans
The note suggests rural electrification will be a major feature of the job restoration program and aligns with broader economic revival ideas.
Check Your Ailment Sleepiness and Headache Ad Sample
Ad junk text lists ailments such as sleepiness nervousness headaches and indigestion with misspelled items and scattered phrases. It appears as a fragmented health product promo with unclear details and stray letters.
Congress Moves Fast After Election On NRA Tests
The 74th Congress acts within two months of elections testing NRA authority. The Supreme Court will decide if lumber manufacture is interstate commerce under NRA. The FTC seeks power to enforce the new NRA law while Grand Coulee clashes with Secretary Wallace on farm surplus controls.
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74Th Congress
U. S. Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
Grand Coulee
Wallace
A&P Labor Battle Seen as Key Test for Capitalist Resolve
Crusade era observers see the A and P dispute as pivotal for capital labor relations. Hartford leadership is viewed as decisive, with insiders doubting any broad concessions. Industry factions warn wage costs fuel higher prices and reduced demand, threatening production if wages stay high.
Klutch holds false teeth tight in comfort cushion
An advertisement touts a dental appliance named Klutch with a cushion plate that stabilizes false teeth, preventing rocking and allowing eating and speaking as with natural teeth. Priced at 25 cents with a box at drug stores.
Creomulsion Ad Urges Creomulsion For Child Coughs
An advertisement claims Creomulsion offers fast relief for child coughs and colds. It promises no narcotics and money back refunds, urging prudent mothers to choose this product for their youngsters.
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Au- Cherian
Red Cross Reports Eighty Major Disasters Annually
The American Red Cross records show about eighty major catastrophes hit the United States each year, with tornadoes most frequent. Hurricanes and floods caused the worst losses along the Gulf Coast and Los Angeles County, while 32 states experienced disasters and relief aided 119000 people.
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America
Red Cross
American Red Cross
United States
Ted Cross
Middle West
Forest Rangers
Civilian Conservation Corps
Gulf
Texas
Los Angeles County
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
National Organization
Idaho
Washington
Iowa
Louisiana
Vermont
Smart for School patterns by Marian Martin
Marian Martin offers Pattern 9935 with a stitched panel jaunty pleats and a youthful yoke dress design for girls with options for Peter Pan collar and short full sleeves. Sizes 6 8 10 12 14. fabric yardage and contrasting trim vary by size. Order instructions plus pattern price and mailing address included.
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Marian Martin
Enterprise Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
New Deal economics and whispers of a Treasury pick
The piece weighs wage policy versus unemployment, arguing high wages cut jobs but boost prices and demand. It notes a political angle to sell high industrial wages to farmers and hints at business opposition. Rumors swirl about Jack Reynolds or similar figures joining Treasury under FDR alongside Upton Sinclair discussion.
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Farm
Congressional
Labor
Jackson Reyonidse
First National Bank
Road Construction Committee Set to Meet in Raleigh
The North Carolina Carolina Motor Club state committee on road construction and maintenance meets Friday in Raleigh at the Sir Walter Hotel starting 10 a.m. J P Rawley chairs the group with members including Patrick of Goldsboro Gilkey of Marion Harris of Charlotte Tufts of Banner Elk and others. A taxation committee session follows at 11 30 a m with air time for road program views.
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Carolina Motor Club
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
J. P. Rawley
North Carolina
Mr. Rawley
Talbot Patrick
Goldsboro
J. Q. Gilkey
Marion
Wade H. Harris
Charlotte
Edsar H. Tufts
Banner Elk
E. D. Pitcher
Spray
Tom C. Bowie
J. L. Horne
Rocky
Notable figures listed in regional warrants
Dr. L. B. Morse of Chimney Rock W T Shelton of Waynesville J F Greene of Goldsboro 3B HH Spence of Greensboro C M Nor fleet of Winston-Salem and R A Doughton of Sparta are named in the readable lines of the entry.
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L. B. Morse
Chimney Rock
W. T. Shelton
Waynesville
J. F. Greene
Goldsboro
HH. Spence
Greensboro
C. M. Norfleet
Winston-Salem
R. A. Doughton
Sparta
Congress of Oddities at 119 North Main Street
Large crowds visit the Congress of Living Oddities this week displaying contortionists and fire acts. Laurelle turns head and feet around, Singaleese flames in use, Percilla the monkey girl covered in hair. Tex Conroy hosts with 25 exhibitors from the Chicago World's Fair.
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Congress of Living Oddities
North Main Street
Ceech
Laurelle
Singaleese
Tex Conroy
Aeronautical Firm Seeks RFC Loan for Transatlantic Airships
An aeronautical engineering corporation applies for a 12 million dollar RFC loan to finance the construction and operation of two airships, an airship factory, and a dock for transatlantic airship service.
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Aeronautical Engineering Corporation
RFC
Large Beetles Targeted by Hunters in British Guiana Forests
Some beetle species in British Guiana forests reach sizes that prompt naturalists to hunt them with shotguns. The unusual chase highlights local wildlife peculiarities and the bold methods used to study them.
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British Guiana
Highway Toll Drops Across Counties in October
October highway accidents fell from 63 to 38 in division two of the state patrol. deaths dropped from seven to three, injuries from 40 to 18. Drunken arrests rose from 18 to 32. Vehicle inspections rose to 947 with 122 of 174 weighed as overloaded. Revenue totaled 12 500 including recovered property.
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Division Two
State Highway Patrol
W. J. Croom
Vision
Varie
Renue
Four-Topped Turnip Displayed by Eli Coltrane
A four topped turnip is shown in The Enterprise window at 409 Lake Street by Eli Coltrane. The display draws curious readers to visit the newspaper shop and view the odd vegetable.
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Enterprise
Eli Coltrane
Lake Street
First to cross Channel by air without fuel bids
Louis BI becomes the first man to fly to Great Britain without fuel by water in 1909. The epochal Channel crossing earned him international fame as a pioneering aviation hero.
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Great Britain
Louis BI
English Channel
Liquid Test for Constipation in Children Urged by Doctors
A simple liquid laxative approach helps judge and treat sluggish bowels in children. Hospitals use gentle formulas like California Syrup of Figs to relieve constipation without stronger medicines. Parents are advised to switch from mineral tonics to appropriate liquid laxatives to improve digestion safely.
Liquid Test for Children's Constipation Tip
The article outlines a method to relieve illness in a child using a liquid laxative. It recommends choosing a proper strength, dosing to the child's needs, then reducing the dose until the bowels move unaided. It cites California Syrup of Figs as an ideal laxative.
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California
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