Strength From Walking in Your Health Advice
A health column urges daily walking as the top exercise for all ages. It explains benefits such as increased appetite, circulation, and endurance, plus improved sleep and mood. The piece offers practical tips on timing, breathing, posture, and self-affirmations, and invites readers to request the full article through the newspaper.
Behind the Scenes in Washington on NRA Fate
Washington correspondent Rodney Dutcher previews the political mood on the National Recovery Administration. He notes division within the administration and among allies about NRA benefits and future, signaling uncertainty about its ultimate impact and survival.
Roosevelt’s Late Heat on NRA Extension Sparks Debate
The article debates whether the NRA codes aided recovery or hindered it, noting Roosevelt’s hesitance to extend the program and Senate actions that ended NRA nine months early. It questions impacts on 3 million jobs, $3 billion wages, and the fate of small business amid price cuts and shifting demand.
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Senate
Supreme Court
NRA
Johnson
Nye and Borah
Clarence Darrow
Wage concerns and social notes in Indiana region
A fragment of 1935 newspaper text discusses wage effects on purchasing power and price impacts. The piece then shifts to a social notes column from Indiana region highlighting numerous local visitors and callers, including families from nearby towns visiting relatives and attending gatherings. The long list mentions Elkin, Whitesell, Pearce, Marshall, Frantz, Bell, Lewis, Nichol, Jomer, Stuby, and others visiting homes in Trade City, Punxsutawney, Homer City, and surrounding areas.
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Mirs
James Elkin
Indiana
A. W. Dilts
Bert Kinter
Mable
Georgeville
Ada Work
Greely
Colorado
Ralph Rider
Virginia
Helen
James Chambers
Jimmy
Bell Miller
Pittsburgh
S. B. Irwin
Punxsulawney
Clara Pearce
Ernest
Albert Pearce
Trade City
Merle Marshall
Tommy Marshall
Brockway
D. Friant
Delbert Frantz
Lizzie Elkin
Ola Brewer
Elmer Steele
C. M. Bell
Russel Elkin
State College
Russel Lewis
Elizabeth Elkin
Robert Elkin
Margarite Nichol
Mearl Marshall
Smyrna
Paul Elkin
Harry Lydick
Homer City
Virginia B. Lydick
Altoona Social Roundup Notes and Visits
ALVERDA E Ryan of Altoona was a caller in town Monday. Mrs C J Lute of Barnesboro R D was a caller in town Tuesday. Heilwood high school commencement at Pentecostal church Monday night drew a large crowd. Sam Falco of Detroit is visiting his sister Mrs Angelo Gurrese. Tony Yankovich of Heilwood was a business caller in town Wednesday. Bill Perry of Pine Flats was a caller in town Wednesday. Stanley Danilowicze of Moween called on friends Friday. Mr and Mrs Eugene Rogers and children of Heilwood called on Mr. ___
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Paul Jomer
Lawrence Berringer
Louis Ballas
John Miniak
Chicago
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Joseph Leone
Joseph, Lewis
John Michay
Heilwood
George Vojack
Barnesboro
Emil Lay
Yukon
Rose Tomasko
Tarrytown
Joe Yopcik
George Martin
Clymer
E. Ryan
Altoona
C. J. Lute
R. D
Heilwood High School
Pentecostal Church
Sam Falco
Detroit
Mich
Angelo Gurrese
Tony Yankovich
Bill Perry
Pine Flats
Stanley Danilowicze
Moween
Friends
Eugene Rogers
Weekend Guests and Local Visits Across Several Towns
The piece lists numerous families visiting relatives and friends in Wilkinsburg Clymer Cherry Tree Rochester Mills Lewistown Akron Ohio and State College. It notes attendance at Daniel Garman’s funeral in Barnesboro and visits by Alen Fing and children from Pine Grove to Mr and Mrs Alex Beringen.
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Harry Campbell
Donn Wicker
Eda
Sue Rush
Harry Kenneth All
Wilkinsburg
Harry Johns
Betty
Clymer
Lucy Comerville
Charlie Slagers
Cherry Tree
Blanch Wilson
Pittsburgh
Hazell Sohns
Emeigh
Clay Leamer
East Ridge
Ivan Beringer
Emma Beringer
Roy
State College
Hershel Garman
Verlo Beringer
Patty
Herbert
Eddie Heigh
Benedict
Bill Kelley
Altoona
J. N. Hudson
Our Town
Daniel Garman
Barnesboro
Alen Fing
Pine Grove
Alex Beringen
Speedy empire air mail eyed as war speed record falls
A new solo mark of 7 days 19 hours 50 minutes in the England versus Australia fight is set. The British government plans high speed air mail delivery from 120 to 200 miles an hour to all parts of the empire.
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England
Australia
Empire
Faurot
New York
Goodyear
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