Economic royalists resist New Deal calm in Chamber of Commerce stance
The 1930s business leadership signals readiness to oppose Roosevelt policies on labor, taxation, and relief while seeking revision of the Wagner Act. Treasury chiefs clash over undistributed profits levies and Walsh-Healey enforcement as Welles advances in diplomacy and politics. Exports fall and imports rise in 1936 trade, with growing calls for union regulation and apprenticeship training.
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Idol chatter on Cary Grant and Hollywood stars
Hollywood notes reveal playful jabs at Cary Grant and Shirley Temple. Gary Cooper’s “Aw shucks” slip, Jerome Kern’s exclusive lullaby for Irene Dunne’s adopted baby, and Loretta Young’s smile are among light gossip.
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Bake Sale Planned for Sacred Heart Church Event
Mrs. M Wohleber Mrs. Carl Schmitz and Mrs. C Justin will steer a bake sale for Sacred Heart church at Keighley and Holls Saturday. The sale supports church activities and community outreach.
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Clark Gable’s rugged hunting excursions with studio crew
There is little wealth in Clark Gables hunting trips. He and a wardrobe department member wear old warm clothes, load supplies, and depart in his station wagon for one to two weeks. They choose sites in advance, pitch camp, fish and hunt, take turns cooking and cleaning, and Gable readily shares chores. They venture into virgin territory and keep a simple, self sufficient pace.
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Clark Gable Travels with Radio and Mountain Rangers
The text recalls Clark Gable using a portable radio for contact with Hollywood and relying on Uncle Sam's mountain rangers for locating him during re-takes. On his latest trip he ditched the tent, traveled in a station wagon with a collapsible bed, and debated hiring extra help, then remained close friends with a companion who vetoed that idea.
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Jimmy Cagney Sends Urgent Baby Care Tip
The famous actor Jimmy Cagney, famed for his friendship with Pat O’Brien, checked on two adopted nieces after two year old Mavourneen fell ill. He telephoned hourly despite a train departure, and a telegram at 2 a.m. suggested trying a hot mustard bath.
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Kind gesture from Joan Crawford delights crippled Midwest fan
Jimmy Cagney recalls a small but generous moment at a premiere. Joan Crawford paused, waved, and smiled at a girl from the Middle West sitting in a shop window, who had named Crawford as her favorite. The simple act showed a kind heart.
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Grange Notes Highlight Rural Sunday And Doughtnut Dance
New Oberlin Grange No. 1003 held store meeting with plans for Rural Sunday and a pot-luck lunch at 12 30. An afternoon program included music and a Rev Smith address at the Grange hall and a lecture of the playlet Spring Has Come by Mrs Thelma Schmitz and Jeanette Berg. Two new stoves and floor covering were installed in the Grange kitchen and the Home Economic committee was appointed to handle the dishes and cupboard. A doughtnut dance is set for Tuesday evening May 4.
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