Forgotten Man Regulates Bank Funds In Deferred Recovery
The forgotten man bears the burden as bank funds remain restricted for months after the banking holiday. Small businesses face greater hardship amid rising prices and limited credit while banks, treasury, and Fed provide scant detail. A plan by Jesse Jones and the RFC to repurpose assets for relief in closed banks holds hope for depositor and business relief.
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Jesse Jones
Texas
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Jobs Growth Seen As U S Economy Recovers
Estimates from the American Federation of Labor indicate U S employment rose by about 2,628,000 since late March with further gains likely in June. About 1,000,000 were reemployed since April 30, though figures depend on incomplete returns. The downturn in unemployment peaked around March with 13,339,000 jobless, now gradually improving. Advances in construction and public works, plus business revival, underpin hopeful forecasts for autumn.
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Motoring Courtesy Aims to Reform Pennsylvania Drivers
The Pennsylvania Motor Federation with AA and affiliated clubs launches a statewide campaign to cut road accidents by promoting common courtesy behind the wheel. President S Edward Gable cites widespread impoliteness at intersections and urges drivers to defer to others, noting courtesy mirroring everyday conduct could reduce crashes.
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You Are Watched Everywhere You Go
A reflective piece on constant scrutiny as people judge actions and character. The narrator contrasts approval and disapproval, noting how deeds reveal inner self and shape pride, with a warning that unseen watchers always influence behavior and strength.
Once Overs By 3 3 Mandy The Quitting Habit
This fragment discusses breaking the quitting habit and questions whether effort matches potential gains. It urges persistence, avoiding easy abandonments, and questions what success costs and what might be achieved with sustained effort.
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Mandy
Fragmented Fragments From Aural Echoes And Rumors
An OCR screened collage presents disjointed references to social events rules, a college prom, an honor system, a Moscow university tale, optional political remarks, and stray lines about a landlord, a bridegroom, and a bridge club. The text mixes quotes, misheard phrases, and garbled names, creating a mosaic of unrelated snippets.
Bible Thought for Today Thought of the Day
Fragmentary text reflects a devotional line about sowing and reaping with garbled phrases and stray quotes. It mentions prayer and a fable style example about a newspaper reader and advantages, but the exact meaning is unclear.
Garner declines radio offer for Vice Presidency prestige
The Vice-President, John Nance Garner, rejected a $52,000 yearly radio deal for five minutes weekly on a nationwide hook-up. Newspapers praise his refusal as preserving dignity, propriety, and the integrity of the office, citing his long public service and commitment to not selling the prestige of the Vice-Presidency.
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Memphis
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Roosevelt
Spokane Spokesman-Review
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Abilene
Scranton Times
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Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Howe
Wes
Congress
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Baltimore Sun
Pork-Baerre
Richmond ‘Times-Dispatch
Pericles
Athens
Charlotts Observer
Penn
Snakes Expedition Report From Silver Springs Institute
The Reptile Institute at Silver Springs Florida sent representatives led by Guy Johnson a renowned snake hunter on a DeSoto County expedition for specimens. They collected 32 rattlesnakes 60 moccasins 8 rare water snakes a banded massas in 8 scarlet kings and some rare tree frogs. Johnson amazed competitors with bare handed handling of large rattlers. The piece notes few snakes in the world are poisonous and questions who would search for teeth inside a snake’s mouth.
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Replile Institute
Silver Springs
Florida
Guy Johnson
DeSoto County
Johnson
Letter to the editor on relief work in Lawrence County
A June 23 1833 letter from New Castle addresses the editors of the New Castle News. The writer challenges an editorial’s blame on the Lawrence County commissioners for halting relief work. The author accuses misinformation and calls for clear honest statements about county administration.
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County Commissioners
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Board of County
Council of the Fontinued
Weathered Roosevelts storms and summer jokes in clips
A compilation of light quips about President Roosevelt, New York bond spending, odd inferences on cheese theft, a punny map of Europe, gold standard talk, a squal in politics, sunrise meetings in the Wisconsin Senate, Jack Frost as a summer visitor, a linetype joke on Pennsylvania baseball laws, June weather jests, a feminist quip about men’s sorrows, and a misnumbered Irish Hospital Sweepstakes item.
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