Overseas broadcasting plans amid European tensions
New York Sept 26 broadcasters prepare for any European conflict with 24 hour operations and standby plans for special broadcasts. NBC CBS and MBS will air about five overseas programs daily, with schedule details and notable future changes including Dave Elman’s Hobby Lobby move and nightly talks and concerts across networks.
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Raising A Family By Olive Roberts Barton
Practical advice from Olive Roberts Barton on managing a busy family with unpredictable days. Emphasizes a flexible system, shopping in advance, seeking help for heavy chores, budgeting, keeping calm, and ensuring rest for both mother and baby while balancing routines and costs.
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Frederick County Branch Laboratory Nears Opening
A four room branch laboratory space in Winchester Hall's second floor will host the Frederick county unit of the State Laboratories. Equipment valued about 4000 dollars is ready for shipment and installation within two weeks. Miss Margaret Fox of Baltimore will supervise setup, arriving around October 1. State health officials plan a formal opening with city and county officials and include Dr. Robert H. Riley and Dr. C. A. Perry among others.
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Profit-Sharing Plans Under Senate Study This Winter
Washington reports the Senate Finance subcommittee will study profit-sharing plans for industry starting December 1 as part of a broader tax reward review. Senator Arthur Vandenberg pushes the issue, while Prof Balderson warns complexity and delayed rewards deter workers. The 1928 National Industrial Conference Board found few plans survived.
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Washington Daybook on War and Washington Social Life
Washington Daybook notes how a general European war could disrupt diplomatic receptions and seating plans at the White House. It jokes about the impact on party cancellations, dress shops, and diplomatic etiquette as nations clash while ambassadors mingle. It mentions Spain's Ambassador de los Rios and other diplomats amid chilly exchanges.
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Tax shifts loom as Social Security debate heats up
The piece weighs extending Social Security benefits to millions and notes how deductions and payroll pauses would reduce near term deficits while feeding later tax rises. It argues higher taxes may hit middle to high incomes next session and cites National Resources Committee figures on income concentration.
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White House Portraits and Diplomatic Fireside Chats
A casual White House party brings together two Oriental diplomats who share greetings amid regional clashes on the Yangtze. The piece notes a Republican-leaning reception hall, with portraits of Harding and Coolidge already hung and Hoover and Roosevelt slated for future display after Roosevelt’s term.
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Ugly Eczema Causes Wretched Life and Relief Offer
An eczema focused ad notes intense itching and red blotches and promotes Peterson's Ointment sold by druggists for external skin complaints. It guarantees money back if one application fails and claims relief for itching of feet and cracked toes.
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Roosevelt Entertains Tourists Upstairs in White House
In the morning hours the Roosevelts entertain upstairs as tourists flow through the White House with visitors allowed until about 1 p.m. The routine includes tea and greetings in rooms like the blue room and state rooms as part of daily practice. Union Bridge reports Sunday visitors to Ira Garber included James Moore and family, Walter Potts from Baltimore, Kathyrn Janarias, and others from Stemmer's Run and nearby areas.
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