Block Scores New Dealing in Roosevelt Fight
Pittsburgh publisher Paul Block in a Chamber of Commerce talk warned of a 1986 Roosevelt defeat. He blamed the New Deal for persistent unemployment after public works end and urged private industry with lower taxes. He compared critics to Mussolini Hitler and Stalin and urged removal of radical socialists from public life.
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Funds Appeal Aims To End Tuberculosis
The appeal notes that while tuberculosis remains a dread disease, early discovery offers hope for recovery through modern scientific methods including surgery. It urges continued effort this year to keep up the good work until tuberculosis is conquered.
New Deal Gallup Like Poll Shows Shifting U S Support
The Literary Digest reports in its current issue that 421 560 ballots show 44 4 percent yes and 55 6 percent no on approving the Roosevelt New Deal. California Massachusetts South Dakota oppose while Kentucky Tennessee Virginia show support.
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South Dakota
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Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
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Roosevelt
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Nebraska
United States
Iowa
Kansas
Ethiopian war heats up with new Malian assault
Reports from Addis Ababa say Italian air raids increased as three Malian soldiers were killed along the northern front and at least 24 Ethiopians died. Rome sources say the renewed Malian drive is a response to European peace talks, while Laval's government pushes on in France.
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Makale
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Rome
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France
Laval
Bright
Chamber of Deputies
War in East Africa Heightens Italian Drive as Haile Selassie Falls
Italy bombs Emperor Haile Selassie's palace in Desage as the Ethiopian war intensifies. A Belgian major and a Norwegian nurse are wounded. the palace and part of an American Adventists hospital are destroyed. Front reports of Ethiopian advances clash with Italian claims of northern victories. France and Britain press for peace while Italy outlines terms to end sanctions. In the south tropical disease and hospital sectors accompany the campaign.
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Associated Press
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Croix de Feu
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Somaliland
Lindbergh Case Draws New Focus
Reports at that time indicated Lindbergh and the chief investigating officials had not agreed, drawing renewed attention to the case and its direction.
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Lindbergh
Flashes of Life and Odd News Clips From NY Paper
A trio of short items recount a Rochester boy’s bed fire and a mother’s discipline, Philadelphia tips on sober driving from Dr. Owens, a Uniontown operator aiding a fatality rescue, and a Chicago divorce tale about a boxer's abuse claim with a candid witness remark.
McNary Proposes Three Point Farm Plan for AAA Transition
Senate Republican leader McNary of Oregon unveils a three point farm relief plan to guide a transition from the AAA. The measure, a hedge against Supreme Court nullification, would use equalization fees export debentures or domestic allotments to curb surpluses and push prices higher, with enforcement through licenses and penalties.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Oregon
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Public Service Commission hearings set for December 12
The Public Service Commission will hold hearings on December 12 at 9:30 a.m. in the Indiana Chamber of Commerce rooms. The agenda lists applications from Robert W. St. Clair for approval to operate as a common carrier across multiple routes in Clearfield and Indiana counties, plus several renewal and expansion requests from Edward H. Bergman, H. A. Orr, Frank Sylvan, and Francis E. B. Shirley involving transport of goods, household items, and mining equipment within Pennsylvania.
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Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Robert W. St. Clair
DuBois
Clearfield County
Falls Creek
Edward H. Bergman
Cecil B. Bergman
Morrow D. Bergman
Copartners
Blairsville
Indiana County
H. A. Orr
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Pennsylvania
Cambria
Westmoreland
Jefferson
Clearfield
Somerset
Armstrong
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal and Iron Company
Armstrong and
Buller
Clatton
Blair
Frank Sylvan
Homer City
Obituary of Court V Hoover in Punxsutawney
Court V Hoover a Punxsutawney resident for 50 years died after collapsing at his brother in law’s home while deer hunting near Panic. Heart trouble is suspected. He leaves a widow two sons and a daughter along with four brothers. He was a longtime member of the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club.
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Punxsutawney
Panie
Philip Reiter
Mr. Reiter
Punxsutawney Proper
Minnie Relter
Carlton Avenue
Williams
Mr. Williams
San Diego
California
Thomas
David
Lon
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Trial Harrisburg: Clark new trial motion filed in insurance bribery case
In Harrisburg on December 6, Senator William H. Clark faces a fresh round of reasons for a new trial after conviction on charges tied to trading legislative influence for state insurance business. More than 50 reasons were filed, amid claims a juror made remarks before trial.
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Parker
Hauptmann
Court of Pardons
Supreme Court of the United States
New Jersey
Court of Pardong
Lfe
Colonel Lindbergh
Egbert Rosecrans
H. Norman Schwarzkoff
Schwarzkoff
State Police
Burlingon County
Moore
U. S
Nase
Harrisburg
William H. Clark
Clark
Pennsylvania
New Deal
Chester County
William N. McNair
Pittsburgh
Stock Market Norway Coastline and Hungarian Peasants
A brief oddity note mentions Norway with a 2000 mile coastline and a 1000 mile surrounding distance. It also notes Hungarian peasants living beyond a century in communities centered on sour millet diets.
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