Optimism In The Financial News Ahead Of Market Reports
Chrysler announces a 2 million cash bonus to employees on August tenth while United States Steel doubles its preferred dividend and reports first earnings in five years. Jones and Laughlin posts quarterly earnings the best since 1939, Inland Steel ranks seventh among majors with second quarter profits the largest in its history. Republic Steel halves a million in half year profit surpassing total 1930 earnings. Elyria industries show high business levels as local optimism grows in mid 1936.
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K. T. Keller
Chrysler Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Inland Steel Co
Nee Uuun
Twenty Years Of Jap Beetles In This Country
The Japanese beetle marks twenty years in the United States with spread from Riverton New Jersey to Bangor Maine Greenville South Carolina and west to the Mississippi. Entomologists hope native nematodes will curb larvae but require propagation and distribution. meanwhile protective measures against damage remain key as expert forecasts stress slow biological control and continued reliance on safeguards.
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Riverton
N. Jr
Atlantic Seaboard
Bangor
Greenville
Mississippi
New Jersey Department of Agriculture
Trn
Percy L. Gros
McLean
Washington
New York
Brooklyn
Crosby
Memorial tribute to Vimy Ridge and Anglo French friendship
Text reflects on Vimy Ridge memorial dedication and King Edwards praise for comrade valor. It notes postwar reconciliation efforts between Britain and France, warning of totalitarian threats while urging lasting peace and unity among peoples.
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Vimy Ridge
Arras
Edward
Lebrun
New York Day by Day: Glaenzer and NYC high society
A portrait of Jules Glaenzer, premier party host and top jewelry salesman, mingling with stars and elites at East 60th duplex gatherings. The piece notes his omnipresence in cafes and fights, references figures like Fanny Brice and Lady Vere de Vere, and sketches other celebrities and cultural figures connected to New York society.
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New York
Jules Glaenzer
Litle Island
Fanny Brice
Vere de Vere
East 60Th
Glaenzer
Douglas Fairbanks
V. P
Greensboro
Julius Kruttschnoitt
Western Railway
New Orleans
Anniversaries of notable figures from 1818 to 1844
A brief roll of notable birthdays and deaths including Emily Jane Bronte born 1818 and died 1848 in England, William T. Adams born in Medford and died 1897 in Boston, Helena Blavatsky born 1831, Henry A. Du Pont born 1838 near Wilmington and died 1876, and Robert J. Airdette a Los Angeles newspaper humorist who died in 1844.
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Emily Jane Bronte
William T. Adams
Boston
Horn
Oliver Opbe
Medway
Mass
Helena Blavatsky
London
Tenry A. du Pont
Delaware
Wilmington
Robert J. Airdette
Los Angeles
Today in History and Birthdays Highlight Notable Figures
A compact page notes historical anniversaries from 1619 to 1934 including the first Virginia House of Burgesses, the 10th Olympic Games in Los Angeles, and Stanley Baldwin's Rhine comment. It lists birthdays of Henry Ford, Smedley Butler, Robert R. McCormick, Joel Stebbins, Bufus Dawes, Roswell McCrea, and others, plus a brief astrology blurb about a native’s power and talent progression.
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House of Burgesses
Jamestown
New World
St. John’s Lodge
Boston
Jane McCrea
New York
America
Charles Becker
New York City
Los Angeles
Britain
Stanley Baldwin
The
Rhine
Henry Ford
Detroit
Greenfield
Mich
Smedley D. Butler
West Chester
Robert R. McCormick
Chicago
Joel Stebbins
University of Wisconsin
Omaha
Nebr
Bufus CC, Dawes
Marietta
Ohio
Roswell CG. McCrea
Columbia University
School of Business
Norristown
Alice Longworth Calls for Cautious Tax Reform View
Alice Longworth comments from Albuquerque on New Deal costs and tax policy. She warns against overreaction and predicts Congress must broaden the tax base, with higher taxes on small incomes likely. The piece notes debt predated Roosevelt and references Repudiation talk by Father Coughlin.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Mr. Roosevelt
Fire Destroys 10 Acres of Timothy on Ohio Farm
State Briefs report Lester Webb of Jamestown extinguishing a fire on T. B. Darling's farm near XENTA Ohio after threshing. Water from a large tank helped control the blaze, which consumed ten acres of timothy. Nearby items note Findlay gas boom anniversary events, a Roby chicken coop skunk removal, Freont Webb fire-fighter museum interest, McLaughlin Post dues, Rubel liquor case security, and Japan's Jil Shimipo daily.
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Xenta. O
Lester Webb
Jamestown
Timothy
T. 8
Darling
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C. O. McIntyre
Reno
Marc Klaw
Sussex
Klaw
Eriang
Kian
Ballyhoo
Norle
Nuite
Hubert L. Ripley
Rip
Giohrp
Ely Qiutbertson
David Sarnoff
Roy Howard
Jamarov
Link O'Day
Ward
Victor Herbert
Tey
Luddis
McNaught Syndicate
Yndar
Sachin
Alice Longworth
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Bettsville
Chemical Laboratory
Fremont
Sandusky County
Frank Fischer
W. E. Mader
Findlay, O
Findlay
New
Philadelphia
Martha J. Roly Sone
Roby
Webb
Dearborn
Ford
Tla
Freuout
Ehters
Mansfield
McLaughlin Post
Jil Shimipo
Japan
Pierre R. Smith
Elyria Savings Bank Bldg
Firestone
Mie
Auto Radios
Ee Eerane
Acsures
Alleara
Cascher & Sedat
Auto Supplies
Firestone Sentinel
Firestone Courier
Voice of Firestone
Margaret Speaks
Firestone Choral Symphony
William Daly
J. P. Schoonmaker
Will
Mi Petera
Mgr
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