Editorials On Amateurs Invading College Football
A Life observation notes amateurs’ rising success in entertainment and suggests their spread into college football. A Detroit Free Press remark contemplates punishing dictators by sending them to the front trenches.
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Detroit Free Press
Postmaster General Farley Tour Finds No Opposition to New Deal
On a long tour Farley found no opposition to the New Deal among the parkholders, according to the Pittsburgh Gazette. A Boston Press letter writer opines that one word from the King of Italy could stop this, as noted in the Atlanta Constitution.
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Atlanta Constitution
No Radical Third Party to Embarrass Roosevelt in View
Lingering talk of a third party challenge to President Roosevelt continues but is dismissed by insiders as unlikely. Officials and analysts say the dominant New Deal coalition remains solid and no credible rival is emerging.
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Stock Up on Market Days Bargain Purchases Save on Food
Market days offer lower prices to shoppers in Quan city with bargain days. Buying during these events reduces food costs and stretches budgets.
Fragmented 1920s quip collection prompts mixed headlines
A garbled compilation quotes politicians and publishers criticizing crime costs gas shortages and currency schemes. It mentions Ford and Douglas and a U S Attorney General trip to Europe while noting a fake bill ring in New Jersey and public demand for information.
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Jersey
Philadephia Inquirer
Public funds mysteries and Roosevelt book venture
A satirical note questions two years of public spending cited by Stillwater Gazette while New York Sun speculates Theodore Roosevelt as a book publisher. The quip imagines Roosevelt and Cousin Franklin stranded on a desert isle choosing reading material.
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New York Sun
Examinations for United States Civil Service 1935 notices
Public notice lists openings for Assistant Entomologist and Entomologist positions with annual salaries of 2600 dollars and 2600 dollars for specialist roles, plus 3200 and 4600 for writer and highway engineer economist posts. Closing dates noted as November 4 1935 and October 31 1936. ages and qualifications vary by post. Emma T. Hiler appointed administratrix of W B Hiler estate. claims must be presented per law.
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Custom House
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Bureau Entomology
Department of Agriculture
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
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Wee Ee Bureau of
Sbie A Aeeat
Aset
Emma T. Hiler
W. BR. Hiler
Lea County
New Mexico
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