President to Talk On Radio in North Carolina Speech
President Roosevelt travels from Georgia to the Carolinas en route to Chapel Hill for an address at the University of North Carolina in Kenan Stadium if weather permits. He plans a radio broadcast of the speech to Europe and South America after 4 30 p.m. and to the United States, with the program under student organizers Caroline Political Union. The trip follows his Georgia talks with Wilson and Philips and his earlier bid in South Carolina politics. He will return to Washington around 6 p.m. traveling 412 miles from the university town.
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National Emergency Council
Obituary: Nance Ellen Levi Cramer 86
Nance Ellen Levi Cramer 86 wife of H B Cramer died at 6 p m Sunday at his home in Cramer R D The deceased was born in Kylertown April 28 1852 daughter of John Levi and was married to Harry B Cramer July 4 1890 at Snow Shoe They resided in Indiana County 32 years Surviving are husband a brother Harry Levi of Indiana two grandchildren Allen Cramer of Clymer and Mrs William Walker of Midiana She was preceded in death by a son A M Cramer of Clymer Services will be conducted at 2 p m Tuesday at the home of Carrie Cramer Wolcott Street Clymer Interment Oakland Cemetery Indiana
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Indiana
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Clymer
William Walker
Midiana
A.M. Cramer
Carrie Cramer
Wolcott Street
Oakland Cemetery
Former TVA Head Sees Annual Loss At Unified Dams
Former TVA chairman Arthur Morgan estimated an annual deficit of 3 157 000 dollars when completed dams operate as a unified system. He argued TVA costs omit power development and working capital expenses, and noted Congress would probe the agency amid Roosevelt era debates. Morgan pressed that subsidies and hidden costs must be considered.
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Atkinson Family Remembered in Home Service
Mrs. Elma Atkinson, widow of Reginald Atkinson, and two Nanty Glo sisters Mrs. J T Wagner and Mrs Laud Wallace attended a service at the late home at 2 30 pm Wednesday with Rev Edward Hepburn of the Church of God officiating. Interment followed at Strohgs town Cemetery.
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Reginald Atkinson
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Strohgstown Cemetery
Latin American trade totals and Mexico expropriation impact
Conference figures show ten Latin American countries accounted for 359 208 000 in 1937 versus 252 473 000 in 1991 95. Mexico and Argentina are not yet in the trade lineup. Mexico’s expropriation plan clouds Mexico talks. Dolores Moyer nine dies from auto sled collision injuries in Allentown.
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Allentown
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Roosevelt joins Goldwyn in film business as VP
Jimmy Roosevelt, 30, former presidential secretary, reported for work with Sam Goldwyn. He will preside at a press conference and is seated as vice president of Goldwyn, Inc. The move follows recovery from surgery and prior Hollywood visits. Roosevelt compares salary potential to his previous Washington earnings.
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Jimmy Roosevelt
Sam Goldwyn
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White Rouse
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Goldwyn
James Continues from Page S on Governor Elect James
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor elect Arthur H. James plans to meet advisers to discuss cabinet posts and key state jobs. Colonels Carl Estes and Joseph Ager indicate support for coal industry aid as the legislature adjourned without action on state control proposals. James favors convening operators and workers, with possible inaugural mention.
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Anthracite Commission
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Pennsylvania
James
W. Jett Lauck
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Schuylkill
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Luzévile
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E. J. Goleman
House
Agor
Helb
State General Assistance Rolls Drop Sharply
The Department of Public Assistance reported a drop in general assistance rolls to 617,222 on November 26, nearly 13,000 fewer than in October. The weekly deadline was 4,870 cases, with expenditures of 1,423,389 dollars. Philadelphia County led with 1,469 cases, Westmoreland 144, and Luzerne over 100.
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Philadelphia County
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Luzerne
Seek Loop hole in trust laws
Washington Dev 5 The Attorney General Arnold proposed that federal committees learn how anti trust laws can curb restraints on trade in wages and patent use. He urged trust busting as a tool to restore full economic capacity and spoke before an investigating committee, with Ford, Knudson and others in line for future testimony.
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American Legion Benefits and Ideals for Veterans
The Legion pledges to teach sportsmanship and high ideals to youth through programs like junior baseball, oratorical contests, and school medals. Membership supports national defense, legislation aiding ex servicemen, nonpartisanship, comradeship, and organized action across 11,284 posts with over a million members.
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Anti Semitic acts widen in Berlin amid German policy
A government spokesman indicated expansion of anti Jewish measures in Berlin while reports suggests Jewish women may be forced to leave. Polish exiles and new passport rules tied to Nazi policy risk expulsion, with authorities citing the policy as a break with the past. A church body orders Protestant ministers to avoid religious instruction from pulpits, citing antisemitic doctrines linked to the Vom Rath murder.
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French Dilemma Over Hitler Mediation Offer Sparks Tunisia Protests
The article reports on France's wary reception of a proposed mediation by Von Ribbentrop between Rome and Paris, amid Italy’s Tunisian and Corsican pressure and Daladier’s stance. Demonstrations by Muslims in Susa Tunisie, Tunisians and French in Tunis, and Corsicans in Ajaccio and Bastia illustrate mounting tensions as police kept crowds from the Italian consulate. Daladier, per informants, signals France may reject German terms tied to colonial ambitions.
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States join request for labor dept investigation into steel firms
A committee of small steel company leaders from Pennsylvania and New Jersey petitioned the Labor Department to investigate regional wage and price practices. The filing accuses the state board of prevailing wa ge mismanagement and political influence, warning of higher costs and reduced capacity for Eastern producers facing distant competition.
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Sudetenland vote backs Hitler as deputies reject Polish ally
In Reichenberg the Sudetenland overwhelmingly approved Adolf Hitler as Fuehrer and declined to name deputies to the Reichstag after 98.7 percent yes in 66 districts. The ballot framed the question as recognition of Hitler's leadership and the German labor party. A Quaker delegation sailed to Germany to observe and seek ways to help persecuted minorities, led by Dr. Rufus M. Jones and including John Harvey and George Walton.
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Market Reports from Pittsburgh and Chicago
Pittsburgh market notes report apples and vegetables with prices for No. 1 baskets, Russets and Burbanks, plus livestock figures noting hogs, cattle, calves, lambs, and sheep. Chicago wheat futures edges lower amid world shipments and Liverpool action. political notes discuss Roosevelt renomination and a Pennsylvania health and recreation convention in Harrisburg with 500 attendees expected.
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Government crackdown widens as fascist revolt is crushed
Reported clash at Car fattil NorthétH fulmasié ends with one wounded officer after four shots. Police claim Léonité Lututovic identified among attackers. Government says 92 students shot and 16 followers killed during prison escape attempt amid drastic drive against the Tron Guard, with more arrests and possible imperial leaders at large.
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Newspaper strike threats shape wage talks at Pagé
Stevens says management rejected three demands affecting 1,100 workers over 17 months. Demands include enforcement of editorial department contracts with a 4 hour week wage floor, negotiations for a commercial department contract, and a guarantee of no firings if contracts are signed.
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Liquor Tax Revenue and State Permitting Mix
The article notes the fifth anniversary of broader hard liquor permitting across most states, with Kansas Oklahoma Tennessee and Mississippi as exceptions. It reports total liquor taxes near one billion dollars annually, split about two thirds to the federal government and one third to the states.
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