National Whirligig continues themes of New Deal politics
The piece surveys post banker's meeting sentiment on inflation and FDR's options, notes big Jim Farley’s stance over the Sinclair California letter, and discusses NRA AAA regulation, tariff talks with Switzerland, and stock market behavior after the banker address. It also mentions Richberg's New Deal stance and Wall Street reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Jim Farley
Big Jim
Upton Sinclair
California
Sinclair
Farley
Grandstand
Congress
AAA
NRA
Department of Justice
of Justice Wheat
Bankers Favor Peace With Washington Amid New York Ties
New York bankers press for a quiet settlement with Washington over federal relief and currency aims, led by Jackson Reynolds of the First National. Morgan connections and Bankers Trust endorsements signal a push for cooperation while resisting outright capitulation to RFC funding. Public sentiment splits between rank and file and top executives as discussions intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
FERA
Florida
Relief Administration
Washington
Jane Woolfitt
Carrington Gill
Division of Research
New York
Olive Branch
Jackson Reynolds
First National
Morgan Bank
Morgan
Parker Gilbert
Morgan's
Seward Prosser
Bankers’ Trust
Reynolds
White House
Roosevelt
Wall
Fischer Declares Himself Father of Naziism in Switzerland
Theodore Fischer, Swiss Nazi leader and defense attorney in the Jewish protocol trial at Berne, asserted he started his movement before Hitler and objects to the Jewish race. The group meets with the greeting Heil Rutli, not Heil Fischer, symbolizing the 1291 Forest Cantons union.
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Berne
Switzerland
Theodore Fischer
Adolf Hitler
Fischer
Union of
National Socialist Confederates of
Hitler
Germany
Heil Fischer
Pischer
Kings Residence History from Whitehall to Buckingham Palace
Whitehall served as England’s royal residence from 1697 until 1837 when Buckingham Palace became the official home. The Court of St James’s derives its name from a former religious site at the location.
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Whitehall
Buckingham Palace
Court of St. James
Color The Wiggses Color Contest at Paramount
The Wiggs family coloring contest offers two weeks of Paramount passes or a ticket to see Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch at a Kiddy Matinee Saturday at 10. Mail or drop colored pictures to the Paramount Theatre editor. Entries close Friday noon with winners announced in the Enterprise.
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Wiggs
Paramount
Mrs. Wiggs
Cabbage Patch
Paramount Theatre
The
Enterprise
Satin crepe frock pattern from Marian Martin preview
Marian Martin sewing pattern 9183 showcases a black crepe satin dress with dull body and shiny trim. The frock features an unusual shoulder yoke with a soft double jabot, straight back seam, and stitched front pleats. sizes 34 to 46, fabric needs vary, price fifteen cents per pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Campaign Funds Report For North Carolina Parties
Raleigh reports show the state Republican committee with receipts of 2492.34 and expenditures of 1853.70 ahead of the November 6 election. Democrats list 3410.86 receipts and 2462.00 expenditures with a 1009.74 balance. Major GOP gifts include J M Morehead 1250 and C J Harris 700. Traveling and auto costs top expenses. Brownlow Jackson paid 300. Democratic judge candidate Rousseau reports no income or spending. Glance shows 96.40 receipts and 136.80 expenditures.
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Raleigh
Republican Executive Committee
W. GC. Meekins
Stacey W. Wade
Democratic Executive Committee
J. Wallace Winborne
J. M. Morehead
New York
C. J. Harris
Dilboro
David H. Blair
Washington
Archie Elledge
Winston-Salem
J. A. Rousseau
J. Marvin Glance
Five Suspended For Communistic Work
Five UC Los Angeles student leaders were suspended for one year by Provost E C Moore for allegedly attempting to destroy the university by handing it over to an organized group of Communist students. The disciplined students include John Burnside president of the student body Sidney Zsagri chairman of the forensic board Thomas Lambert chairman of the men's board Mendel Lieberman chairman of the scholarship committee and Celeste Strack former debater.
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Los Angeles
University of California At
E. C. Moore
John Burnside
Sidney Zsagri
Thomas Lambert
Mendel Lieberman
Celeste Strack
Bloomville postmaster recalls cow prank at Heidelberg college
Bloomville postmaster P J Scayler Hossler entertained local high schoolers with a tale of students from 40 years ago driving a cow into Heidelberg college’s bell tower. He joked that his own memory got him in trouble when a cow climbed a school tower later.
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PJ. Scayler Hossler
Bloomville
Fettle
Heidelberg
Ohio) College
Hossler
Cranberry lore and recipes from a bygone era
Mary Kitchen outlines cranberry benefits and historical views from American Indians, praises cranberries for minerals and versatility, and shares menus and a cranberry ice recipe highlighting sauce, desserts, and juice ideas for meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary BB. Dague
NEA
Relief cases in September show decline in North Carolina
Enterprise Bureau reports 69,022 families on relief in September down from 72,187 in August. About 341,293 people, or 10.8 percent of NC’s population, were on relief in September. Total relief expenditures fell to $1,055,524 from $1,472,590 in August amid rural project cuts.
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North Carolina
O’berry
Avery
Greene County
Nash County
Wake County
Raleigh
Guilford County
Greensboro
High Point
Buncombe County
Asheville
Mecklenburg County
Charlotte
Fresyth
Winston-Salem
Gaston County
Gastonia
Durham County
City
Wayne County
Goldsboro
Cabarrus County
Six Burned To Death In Early Morning Fire
A father, his four children and a housekeeper died in a pre dawn blaze that destroyed a five room shack on the outskirts of East Liverpool Ohio. The victims were Ralph L. Lane 36 a moulder, his son Ralph Jr 12 Dorothy 10 Harry 8 Carl 7 and Anna Applegate 34 the housekeeper.
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East Liverpool, CO
Ralph L. Lane
Ralph, Jr
Dorothy
Harry
Carl
Anna Applegate
Bristol teen escapes deputy after armed robbery sentence
Bruce A. Saunders, 17, of Bristol Ind, jailed for armed robbery and initially sentenced to 16 months in a boys reformatory, broke free from a deputy and wandered for six hours. Capture led to an increase to ten years in a state reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Bruce A. Saunders
Bristol
Average car values drop from 1914 to 1933
The average wholesale value of cars manufactured in 1914 was 1239 dollars. By 1933 the value had fallen by 63.9 percent.
Bayer Aspirin Price Drops For Genuine Relief
The notice promotes Genuine Bayer Aspirin at a reduced price, claiming it offers fast relief for headaches notes and neuritis. It argues against cheaper generic tablets and emphasizes the reliability and benefits of Bayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
United States
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