Buying Drive For Nation Urges Public Spending
Otto PONSRA launches a "by nox" campaign urging Cay Festo and the American public to support a nationwide buying drive. The appeal stresses saving money while boosting payrolls and wage earners, noting store refurbishments and ads to spur demand as part of the recovery program. Johnson calls for broad support, highlighting many returning workers and rising payrolls, insisting growth hinges on consumer spending.
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Headache causes and homeopathic remedies discussed
The piece outlines headache as a symptom linked to various causes rather than a disease. It notes biliousness, constipation, poor diet, nerves, and emotional strain as triggers and recommends addressing the underlying condition through homeopathic care, hygiene, and lifestyle adjustments to prevent pain.
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Pein Catire
NRA drives consumer buying as prices rise nationwide
The era of higher prices and the push to buy now is highlighted as the administration promotes a broad consumer mobilization. Reports note growing support for a retail trades code to regulate prices, including a provision banning sales below wholesale cost, while farm officials debate price controls and hearings on a grocery store code proceed amid mixed views from officials.
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Farm Administration
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Lagging NRA Buy Now Drive Slower in San Antonio
NRA officials in San Antonio reported no definite action yet on the national buy now campaign. A 110-person field team will start door-to-door canvassing Tuesday to acquaint residents with NRA consumer duties, while posters from Washington awaited arrival.
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Kilday Car Wheel Detour Near Medina Lake Gate
Chief of Police Owen W. Elliny and his family narrowly escaped injury when a wheel detached from his car near the tall Medina Lake gate while returning to San Antonio from the lake. He telephoned his secretary for a wrecker Monday morning. Washington, Oct. 9. Treasury figures show receipts and expenditures with year-to-date totals and a reported emergency outlay.
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Rebellion Looms Amid Cuba Turmoil and Strikes
In Oriente province and Santiago a rebellion pressure grows as adherents of President Menocal mobilize. Food shortages worsen and workers threaten a general strike. Five towns halt electricity rates as soldiers clash with radicals in Havana. Ambassador Welles contends over property protection while authorities curb unrest. Street workers press for job security as Cuba nears its Grito de Yara holiday.
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Isle of Pines
Hollywood Players Join Screen Actors Guild
More than 500 Hollywood film players formed a new union under the Screen Actors Guild severing ties with New York stage and film groups. The mass meeting added 501 actors to rolls as talk of salary controls in the NBA code sparked a crisis.
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New York
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NBA
One Legged Flier Sets Air Record in Charity Pageant
New York report of Maj. Alexander P. De Geversky, a one legged World War I veteran, piloting an amphibian aircraft he designed to reach 177.79 miles per hour, setting a record for that craft at a royal aviation charity pageant in Roosevelt Field.
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Aviailan
Alexander P. de Geversky
Rooseveil Eld
Rail Employment Gain Is Revealed
Washington report shows railroad employment up by a noticeable percentage in September first to August. The Railway Commission notes total railroad employment at 1,030,000 workers, with a rise from the prior month and year, indicating steady job growth in the industry.
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Washington, D. GC
Beptemure
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Mexican to Take Randolph Course Training At Randolph Field
Lieutenant Virgin Azrminte of the Mexican army will report at Randolph Field for training in October instead of Gaps Tynacik Walle Vargas who was previously ordered here. Vargas was sent Monday.
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Negro Glee Club to Sing at Church Event
The Negro Glee Club from Al Philips will perform at Christ church parish. Balknap and Russell venues host this Wednesday evening performance, showcasing gospel and choral pieces in a community event.
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Russell
Ranch Sale Sta Sued in Texas Property Dispute
Federal judge granted a temporary restraining order against Eugenie and Robert Henderson of Trade from selling or transferring property near the Lexy Branch until the case in Del Rio is resolved. Plaintiffs Lily James Kellahan Jennie James McClenney of Roswell Jason Gilmore Upton of Altus claim adoption and challenge a deed alleging they were deprived of land and cattle from Jason W. James who died September 14. Defendants produced a deed. plaintiffs say it misused James age and estate. Case remains pending in Gel Alo.
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Marine Officer Settle to be Joined for Cosmic Ray Flight
Lieutenant Garmander T. G. W. Settle of the navy will be accompanied by Marine Corps member Chester L. Fordney on a nascent attempt at a stratospheric flight in search of the cosmic ray secret. A high pressure front from the West heads toward Chicago, possibly delaying the venture by a few days.
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Chester L. Fordney
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Ates
Priest Succumbs at Honey Creek
The Rev V Degessel 84 longtime pastor of the Gathrlic church died at Honey Creek 30 miles northeast of here. Services with solemn high mass will be held at Honey Creek on Wednesday at 10 a m. Interment will follow.
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Former cashier sentenced to five years in Leavenworth
Porter Cooper, former cashier of the First National Bank of Palestine in Tyler Texas was found guilty on three counts in federal court and must serve five years in the Leavenworth federal penitentiary for attempting to run the bank where he was employed.
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Dorey Resumes Division Command at Fort Sam Houston
Brig. Gen. Halalead Darry resumed command of the Second Division at Fort Sam Houston Monday after Brig. Gen. Howland, who had led in temporary capacity, returned to command the Third Brigade.
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Three Sleeping Sickness Deaths Reported in Ontario
Health authorities report three deaths from enephalitis in the AT area over the weekend. Officials say the outbreak is not epidemic and that preventive measures remain in place as cases are monitored. Local agencies urge vigilance and prompt reporting of suspected cases.
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Treasury plans new agency to liquidate failed banks
Treasury officials propose creating a corporation funded by Reconstruction Finance Corporation to liquidate real estate assets from closed banks and pay depositors. The plan aims to replace slow assets with liquid assets, aiding creditor payments and bank resolution, details still under refinement.
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Judge fines seven men ahead of murder trial Monday
In Ninety fourth District court Judge W. W. McCrary fined seven men twenty four dollars each for contempt and ordered attachments to bring them to court. The case involves Paul D. Duncan, a Black man accused of killing Lonza H. Kysaw with a pistol on January 24.
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Byrd's Supply Ship Reaches Antarctic Base With Provisions
Richard E. Byrd's supply ship Jacob Ruppert arrived today carrying 500 tons of chain and two guncrews for the second Antarctic expedition. The cows will provide milk for the crew.
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Richard £. Byrd
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Hay Fever and Asthma Treatment on Free Trial
An advertisement offers a free trial of Hay Fever and Asthma treatment from a Marys Kany manufacturer. It promises a bottle mailed to respondents who write for the offer, asking for name and address and the trouble they have. The copy is unclear but implies a trial to be followed by payment or claim of satisfaction.
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