National Recovery Drive Aims at Public Cooperation
Government begins a campaign to boost the National Recovery Program modeled on wartime liberty loan drives. Charles Francis Horner will direct the effort from Kansas City, with speeches and posters to assist employers raising wages and shortening hours. Roosevelt plans a national address, with farm leaders seeking cotton acreage reductions.
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Washington
Theovernment
United Press
Charles Francis Horner
Kanas City
Horner
Fea Ure
Department
Horner Plans War Time Style Recovery Drive
Attorney General Cummings warns against profiteering as Horner maps an industrial recovery campaign. He has a varied background and will mobilize volunteers from clubs and civic groups to study the law, spread patriotism, and promote codes of fair competition with posters and displays. The effort echoes wartime methods and includes reviving liberty loan machinery for economic survival. The narrator notes camp costs and worker clothing expenses, and Schurr’s letter includes reforestation camp photos.
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Cummings
Horner
Letter Tells Of Conservation Camps
A letter to Joseph Schurr from his son Robert Schurr of CC C Company 669 at Manton California outlines CCC work and its scale. He says he is well and working hard, describes forest camp projects, and notes millions spent on supplies benefiting many trades. The army garrison ration for forest workers costs about 30 cents per day for 300000 men.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Joseph Schurr
Turner Street
Robert Schurr
C. C. C. Company
Manton
California
U. S. Army
Pound Sterling Hits New High Amid Trading Surge
London reports the pound sterling surged to a high mark of 4.73 1 2 dollars in afternoon trading after opening up ten cents to 45 8 1 2 dollars. The move reflects renewed demand and market optimism on financial prospects.
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London
Deceased's Last Wish Sparks Petrified Forest Idea
In Holbrook Arizona Associated Press report John W. Jackson a local druggist died leaving a final request that his ashes be scattered in the Petrified Forest near town authorities consider the unusual will wish and plan for possible compliance or follow up with family guidance.
Fourth of July reunion draws crowd at Davis Woods
Elizabeth Davis and friends visited Pennsylvania for Gerrard reunion while the Fourth of July picnic in Davis Woods attracted many locals and visitors. Ball games and contests filled the day with prizes for children and adults, including large family awards, a rug for longest married couple, and a basket of groceries as attendance prize. Officers were elected by the nominating committee after prize drawings.
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William Schubert
Seely
Charles Dawley
Philip
Pittsfield
Dawley
Charles
Davis Woods
Dan Cook
Elza Reipinger
Prires
Mirs
Chester Morris
Theodore Carpenter
Carlton Blaine
H. L. Tite
Walter Cook
Ruby Cornish
Bobby Grills
Arlene Austin
Bobby Tigh
Betty Lyon
Arthur Rice
David Cook
Jane Linden
Lloyd Bissell
Ronald Tilden
E. D. Mills
Orin Durkee
Olive Hopwood
Janet Lou Kohl
Young People’s Orchestra
Lois Rogers
Belden
Cleon Crowell
Gordon Splete
Marshes Stop in Local Area After Kansas Trip
Mr and Mrs Charles Marsh of Eustis Florida pause during their return from Topeka Kansas and will spend the rest of the summer in the vicinity. Mr and Mrs Robert Henry are also mentioned in the notice.
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Charles Marsh
Eustic
Florida
Topeka
Kansas
Robert Henry
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New York
Donald Richberg
Hugh Johnson
Wallace
George N. Peek
Johnson
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Berlin
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Mrs. Dodd
Ambassador Dodd
Germany
William E. Dodd
Chicago
Jimmy Reisz
Barber Shop
Lodi
West Ave
Carpenter's Barber Shop
Hair Cuts
Water Street
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
Middle Avenue
Mygrade Dry Cleaners
Elyria
Roy Ward
Martha Tite
Bay Village
Carrie
Olive Hillmyer
East Cleveland
Ernest Splete
Laura
W. F. Splete
Bhiefes
Isaly
Grease Cities
West Broad
Benson's Restaurant
Hecond Street
Bytex Deckle Edge
Central Book Store
Broad Street
Wonder Value
Elm
Agate
Kilying
Toot
CW Fight
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