Pension plan debate shocks Chelan residents
Fragmentary OCR reports a chaotic tale about Chelan residents discussing a Townsend pension plan and a man named Wiel Jan 18. It notes a $106 spending over 29 days and mentions a 82 prize won by a local figure. The text is garbled but references family roles and expenditures on groceries rent fuel medical costs and dentistry.
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Chelan
Wiel
Jan
Piral
Clacton Peniny
Fleming
Smilin
Townsend
Reliet
Denistry
Small Fortune in Real Estate Tied to Recluse
A reported fortune in real estate was disclosed as the property of the late Sinioh FE Brewster, a year old hermit living on a ranch. Deeds to several Tulsa properties valued at $5000, with regular monthly rents, were kept by Burton, president of a cotton company and Brewster's former employer. Brewster was found dead near his Talay farm last Saturday, adding mystery to the estate disclosure.
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Tuesa Okita
Jan
Reat
Sinioh FE
Brewster
Wall
Burton
Tulsa
Rageetees Tawest
Talay
Vermont Senator Proposes Liberal GOP Revitalization Plan
Vermont senator W Gitsai urged a GOP conference to draft a liberal program and revitalize the party in Congress. He hoped former Kansas governor Alfred Landon would endorse the proposal and attend the meeting.
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Vermont
G.O.P
Washington
Jan
Berty
W. Gitsai
Congress
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Keiser Recovering From Recent Cold
Associates of the Hohenzollern family said to Asytomer Raikey Wilhelm living at Down Netherlands recovering from a cold and not strming. Plans were made for a family celebration of the former rulers seventy eighth birthday January 37.
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Keiser
Berlin
Hohenzallnm
Asytomer Raikey Wilhelm
Down
Netherlands
Kalers
Favorite Prescription for Menopause Deemed Effective
Physicians call this middle life period menopause a dreaded life change. Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a tonic claimed to help women during this time by stimulating appetite easing headaches backaches and general functional disturbances. A Cherokee Street Anger SCIA address appears but details are unclear.
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Pierce
Dr. Preece
Manhattan Barnyard Party Showcases Society Glitter
New York society feted Elsa Maxwell with a Sunday afternoon barnyard party in Astoria. celebrities including Douglas Fairbanks Sylvia Ashley Kay Francis Cecil Beaton and Princess Nathalie Paley attended in extravagant costumes amid live props and diamonds, while Tom Bevington stood in his farm shirt.
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York
Elsa Mexivelt
Gaius
New York
Lé Maxwell
Oreiteslya
Ofmit
Douglas Fairbanks
Ted Farm
Mrs. Frirhanks
Sylvia Ashley
Kay Francis
the Screen
Nathalie Paley
Mrs. Whitney
Tom Bevington
Chardon
Ohio
ENTER Cob BUSINESS TO ENTER Cob BUSINESS
Secretary Wallace plans to expand federal purchase programs to influence prices received by farmers. He described a sharp gray market in recent weeks affecting wholesale eye prices and proposed financing a program to raise agricultural prices by 20 percent in August 1935. Wallace indicated government purchases could account for much of all customs receipts for agricultural purposes, totaling about 190 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Van
Wallace
Cbs
Congress
Willner
Wellace
Custom
British debt talks with United States eyed for stabilization pact
Informed circles say Britain plans to reopen debt settlement with the United States amid broader efforts at monetary stabilization and a possible reciprocal trade agreement. Irish and British officials, including Walter Runciman and Sir Otto Niemeyer, may discuss settlement and stabilization with Washington as President Roosevelt hosts them.
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New York
Jan
Bovemmmcnl
United States
Walter Runciman
Biitich Honey of Trade
Oto Niemeyer
Raylene
Runciman
Toranyon
Caledonia
Oto 15
England
France
Wits
Britain
Ruyrman
Washington
White House
Rossevelt
Tarift Promsgn
Cordell Aull
Two Die in Bridge Crash Near Palestine
Two persons were killed and another seriously injured when their car plunged into a bridge end about six miles east of Palestine. Albert Slagle and a girl identified as Slagle were injured. Norman Neal survived with no injuries. The crash occurred near Palestine with a car plunging from the Cham bers end and both legs broken for one occupant.
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Corsluana
Dan
Catty
Poe
Ese Slagle
Palestinu
Kenest Douthes
Palestine
Aibert Slagle
Mllnd
Norman Neal
Big Decline Shown in WPA Workmen
Washington January 12 1936 figures from the Works Progress Administration show a total of 2 557 944 workers employed during the week ending January 12 1936 Administrator Harry Hopkins announced a drop of 27 percent from the 1936 peak of 2 926 030 persons.
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Ashington
Fioils
Works Progress Admin
Jstralion
Sears
Harry Hopkins
Floating Arsenal for Japan Started SASMBO
In Japan elaborate Shinto ceremonies preceded the formal opening of the Reet of Japans tral fivaline ar senal. The vessel At. WHEL will serve as a repair ship carrying essential appliances to aid disabled warships.
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Japan
Sasmbo
Reet
Armistice Reached Between Nanking Government and Rebels
Armistice has been arranged between the Nanking government and Shiensi province rebels at Sisu fu, effective until February 15. Negotiations reported by Jon Nanking bureau. The ceasefire covers fighting in the region and aims to stabilize control until a broader settlement.
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Nanking
Jon
Shiensi Province
Sisufu
Balance seen in F D R books
Washington January 1 1942 Roosevelt plans to wind down New Deal programs while forecasting higher receipts and continued deficits. The budget projects private industry hiring more unemployed to sustain expenditures and reduce the public debt, with Roosevelt's second term beginning to shadow policy shifts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tony Tevel
Ute SA
PARC
It's a Snap by Art Bennack on portrait lighting and posing
A dated column discusses taking engaging pictures using a basic box camera and safe film practices. It contrasts posing, lighting, and subject choice with emphasis on avoiding unflattering angles and highlighting personal character rather than literal likenesses.
China Crisis Deepens in Nanking Amid Violence
Nanking reports from January eighteenth state renewed violence as Chinese forces fight a rising band of rebels and Mongolian allied forces. The Central News Agency notes a 10 000 strong rebel army advancing on the capital, with propaganda driving military defections and looting of signposts and residences amid ongoing crisis.
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Nanking
Crave Concen
Sele Tolay
Siania
Garvizen
Rhens
Tews
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