Plan Drive To Balance Budget For Next Year
Washington reports that congressional leaders plan a drastic economy drive to balance the next fiscal year's budget and begin debt reduction. Acting Chairman Clarence Cannon indicates reductions of up to 30 percent across agencies, with curtailment of some federal activities while revenues rise. He aims to balance the budget next year and start debt payments in 1939 amid unsettled world conditions affecting Navy and Army bills.
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Washington
Clarence Cannon
House Appropriations Committee
Cannon
Saner youth redefine Hollywood glamour and ambition
Hollywood notes a shift from extravagant folly to disciplined, career minded stars. Fifteen years ago actors flaunted luxury cars and lavish parties while today most rise with modest lifestyles, trust funds, and serious craft. Jean Harlow’s early years under Howard Hughes illustrate earlier power imbalances as studios pursued different paths.
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Hollywood
Filmtown
Farm Bureau Leaders At Camp Crag Conference
Forty-one Farm Bureau leaders from across districts gather at Camp Crag Medina County for the Northeastern Ohio Farm Bureau leaders conference. The opening vesper featured Carl Hutchinson on Religion as Christ Practiced It. Marlon Foultz described cooperative practices by Ohio Farm Bureau workers in Columbus. Group singing, dinner, and recreation followed the camp fire program, per A C Norris.
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Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Leaders
Camp Crag
Medina County
Carl Hutchinson
Marlon Foultz
Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau
A. C. Norris
Hollywood Ties and Traitors of the Silver Screen
In a gossip packed excerpt, Jean endures a harsh contract with Hughes then faces suffering before its end. Adolph Menjou earns fortunes per film while investing largely in stamps. a fan sends doilies for Shirley Temple to auction. a Paramounts cloud-spotter hunter nets a tidy salary. fur coats signal director flirtations. Stalin quotes plaster Moscow streets as ubiquitous.
Short Daily Charm Guide for a Trim Figure
A compact fifteen minute daily routine targets the lower back and abdominal muscles to improve posture and tone the whole body. Begin with a lie on the back, knees to chest, then leg kicks, back stretches, hip slides, and arm lifting while breathing deeply. For weight concerns, monitor diet and consider doctor advice. optional slimming leaflets offer two week menus and extended exercises.
Beloit College Students Split on Miracles and Creation
Beloit Wisconsin survey of 412 Beloit College students shows 278 believe the earth was created by geological process while 56 say it may remain a mystery. The report notes most students attend church though a majority doubt miracles. Small diamonds have been found in a few meteors.
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Beloit
Wis
Beloit College
Babson Warns Of Impending Depression Yet To Come
Gloucester Massachusetts August 27 1957 Babson warns a new depression is possible and outlines a plan for investors to reduce stocks and cut inventories. He predicts rising commodity prices retail trade and real estate before a potential major market drop and warns against overconfidence in policy to prevent a downturn. He cites high debt inflation and weak bond prices as risks and says he will gradually sell weak stocks to average out his losses.
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Gloucester
Massachusetts
Atlantic Ocean
Supreme Court
Main Street
Wall Street
Treasury
Washington
Tess
Babson
Forest Ranger Artist Dies in Wyoming Fire
Forest Ranger Alfred Clayton, an artist, died in the Shoshone National Forest fire in Wyoming. The blaze killed thirteen and injured more than fifty others before containment.
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Acme
Forest
Alfred Clayton
Shoshone National Forest
Wyoming
Government Currency Inflation Program Speculated
The text warns that a government currency inflation program could trigger an unprecedented boom followed by a collapse. It says cash and bond holders would be wiped out during the process, highlighting an imminent financial panic risk.
Gablontz Bohemia Centers Imitation Gem Industry
The town of Gablontz in northern Bohemia is the center of the imitation gems and artificial gem stones industry. About 12,000 people are employed there in making glass beads and all kinds of imitation gems.
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Gablontz
Bohemia
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Shirley
Paramount
McNaught Syndicate
Moscow
Stalin
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Cincinnati
Guide To
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the Saum Shoe Co
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