Ashes on Streets Raise Costs for Merchants and City
Merchants complain finely ground cinders blown into shops, wallpaper, and curtains from dust in the air as ashes on streets melt away after snow. They urge a city vacuum cleaner to keep streets clean and warn that government interference hurts business. Diverse leaders from both parties condemn federal policy as a cause of unemployment and call for less federal intrusion to spur enterprise.
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Civic 4
Chronicle-Telegram
Jehant
Merandy
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Senate Committee On
Husir
Glenn Frank
Council of Statesmanship
Senate
Wasn't Built For Bureaucrats H. Jackson Speech
H Jackson’s New York address to the Young Democrats offered a mild, not fireworks show. He argued for strong government regulation of business, claiming workers need protective rules and warning that bureaucratic control is essential to aid the unemployed amid a changed economy. The Philadelphia Inquirer notes his emphasis on industrial vigor and independence.
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H. Jackson
W York
United States
New York
Jackson
America
Jack S
Philadelphia Inquirer
Dionnes Rise From Illness Amid Cold Worries
Fragmentary report notes ordinary head colds strike Callender Ontario and the public hospital gates. the Dionne sisters recover from a minor illness and return to activity as concerns over influenza-like illness ease.
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Perave
Callender
Ont
Dionnes
Baroner sisters captivate world with illness mystery
The Baroner sisters have drawn global attention for years as fans and media speculate on their health. The public remains intrigued by their condition and the enduring mystery surrounding the case.
Anniversaries and historic birthdays page
A collage of notable birthdays and anniversaries lists Joseph Wharton George Pullman Alexander Graham Bell John M Ward Robert Hunt Lyman Lincoln Beachey Jean Harlow and more with dates of birth and death. Today in history covers Algeria war Florida statehood early stamp authorization conscription Birth of a Nation and federal wartime measures. Today's birthdays include William Green Walter Kohler Edward Duffield Edmund Lowe and Gregory Baxter. Notes touch on tax amendments radio bills government spending farm referendums and Youth Administration aid for students.
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Joseph Wharton
Philadelphia
George M. Pullman
Chicago
Brocton
N. Y
Alexander Graham Bell
Boston
Scotland
John M. Ward
Bellefonte
Augusta
Robert Hunt Lyman
Huntington
Mass
Jean Harlow
Kansas City
United States
Algeria
Britain
Florida
Union
Congress
New York City
Beeness and
Perkless
Pres
Moosevelt
League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
U. S. Senate
Pittman Neurality
Oberlin Professor Praises Cell Theory At Anniversary Talk
Oberlin College biology professor Miss Hops Hibbard told students that cell theory ranks with Darwinian evolution for its impact on biology. She traced the theory from Hooke and early observers to Lehnleiden and Schwann, stressing its unifying view of plant and animal cells and its role in embryology and genetics. The talk commemorated the 100th anniversary of the cell theory formulation.
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Oberulin
Darwin
Hops Hibbard
Oberlin College
Miss Hibbard
Schleiden
Schwann
Robert Hooke
Cork
Dujardin
von Mohk
Cohn
Lehleiden
Hibbard
Political battles swirl in Pennsylvania and Washington
National Whirligig Ameltion John L. Lewis eyes Pennsylvania politics amid union intrigue and a GOP shift. Strategy in Congress delays tax bills, while Roosevelt era tensions split Progressives and insurgents. War mobilization funds and anti aircraft plans spark close scrutiny as 1940 ambitions rise.
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Ameltion
John L. Lewis
Pennsylvania
Jam A. Green
Varigus
Mr. Lewis
Hewis
Earle-Guffey- Lawrence-McCloskey
Kipton Welcomes New Pastor Wesley Dissette of Pendleton
Kipton-New pastor to Camden Baptist church begins duties the first Sunday in April. Brief item notes social visits and family moves: Nelle Obitts and William Brumby host dinner for Phil Ronk of Cleveland en route to Sarasota. Local residents Janet and family changes include moves by the Searles and Whitney households, and dinners with Betts, Garber, and Sharp households.
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Kipton
Wesley I. Dis
Nelle Obitts
William Brumby
Phil Ronk
Cleveland
Sarasota
Florida
L. A. Obitts
Elyria
F. H. Brumby
Wake‘man
G.A. Brumby
Bill Sheffield
Ray Searles
Camden
Charles Bayless
Adelaide Richey
Jeromesville
L. F. Whitney
Fremont
Robert Elbert
Dean Betts
Laverne
Milan
Airs
W. F. Betts
Elmer Garber
F. FE. Sharp
Madre Sharp
Gail
Darwin Sharp
Wellington
Herring Trade Gains Across North Shields in 1937
The England herring industry shows rising activity with North Shields, the trade hub, reporting sales up by more than 169 000 dollars in 1937. This reflects stronger demand and expanded market reach for the coastal fishery sector.
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England
North Shields
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Gounty Printing & Publishing Company Publishers
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J Clare Ghouls
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Boy
Mall Daily
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Michigan Ave
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Winchester
Elwin
UN Ter Rep
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Coshocton
Ohio
Walter J. Kohler
Kohler
Wis
Sheboygan
Edward D Duffield
Prudential Insurance Company
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Edmund Lowe
San Jose
Cal
Gregory P. Baxter
Ita
Fred Medale
Oberlin
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House
Mississippi
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Navy
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Minton
Capital
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City Cab
Brown Hotel
H. C. Peters
P. R. Smith & CO
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Wilmot Printing Company
Masonic Temple
Puritan Schroll
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