Interest Rates To Go Higher Says Babson
Babson Park Mass November 1935 average interest rates at historic lows. Builders bankers and investors face depressed incomes as bond yields mortgage rates and savings payments fall while business profits rise. Babson argues credit contraction has squeezed money supply but signs show the worst may be passing with higher future earnings and a rebound in lending.
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Babson Park
Mass
U. S
Joans
Morizaz
Tne
Babson
Publishers Financial Boreua
New Federal Budget Shapes New Deal Social Philosophy
The Roosevelt administration plans a 1936 federal budget extending through the upcoming election and new administration. It projects about 4.5 billion in ordinary expenses and 3 billion for routine government services while awaiting pensions and veteran benefits. The plan envisions relief funded by local units over time, with a move to tighten net spending after emergency outlays to spur recovery.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Treasury
Adt
Quotidian Quintuplets Question Their Future
The article ponders the long term fate of the Dionne quintuplets amid public fascination. It asks how their identities as Canadian subjects might evolve, whether they will be watched and studied, and what their lives at maturity might entail as media attention endures.
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Garten Citizers
Quebec
Canada
Miss Liberty Attracts Record Visitors In New York Harbor
Superintendent notes surging crowds at Badlee Island home to the Sia bronze statue. Visitors are held by elevator access while those waiting for half an hour may ride up. others must descend by stairs. The year’s crowds surpass prior levels as preparations for a fiftieth anniversary begin.
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Badlee Island
New York Harbor
Sia
Training For Public Service For Youths In 1940 Plan
Aubrey Williams announces a National Youth Administration program training ninety four thousand youths aged 16 to 24 in public service. They will work on playground leadership civic checks and public records research on federal pay. The effort aims to create future leaders while many participants view it as wartime job support amid scarce employment opportunities.
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Aubrey Williams
National Youth Administration
New York Day by Day Mentions City Tales and Figures
A garbled New York Day by Day column references figures, places, and happenings across cities from Ishpeming to Wenatchee. It notes Harriman Bank building, Howard and Will Hays, and vivid scenes of Bonita and Maxim's, with Sid Solomon exiting the Casino and a park commission feud ending as doctors urge hospitalization for a restaurateur. The fragmented text blends gossip, entertainment and urban references without a clear single incident.
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New York
Homer
Robinson
Col
Jos Hart
Herbert B. Swops
Jules Glace
Ishpeming. Mich
Wenatchee
Wash
Harriman Bank
Jaumiy
Howard
Will Hays
Beth Leary
J Crasken
Clara Bell Walsh
Fritz
Herruce Barton
BP. A
Paul Gadding
Stephen
Lupe Velez
Sid Solomon
Central Park
Tong
Park Commission
Personal Appearance profits and wary actors in theater circle
The article reviews Sid Pemberton and the season for his production Personal Appearance, noting expected earnings near 109000 and Pemberton’s selective casting. It reflects on the theater world, wary misanthropy, and the Economy League’s established safety as a financial anchor, with mentions of Stanier Buck and Matthew Van Sickien and a meditation on motivation and power of the mind.
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Brock Pemberon
Pemberton
Belasco
Economy League
Stanier FR
Buck
Fort Jervis
X. Y
Matthew van Sickien
Waington
D. C
York City
Annotations of Births Deaths and Historic Dates in Anny Notes
This item lists anniversaries and notable birth and death dates for figures tied to Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania regions and broader U S history. It recalls John Dickinson George Plater Owen Meredith and Bert Lydien among others with scattered dates from 1891 to 1955 and a historical “Today in History” sequence noting Trent affair Lincoln’s reelection and other milestones.
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John Dickinson
Pennsyland
Taibor Co
George Plater
Marrland
St. Co
First Oil Companys
Tas
Pennsylvania Rock Oil
Hanover
Bert Af Lyiien
Owen Meredith
Miltion Bradier
Spring- Id
Mass
Rome
Vienna
Maine
Nxa Rothschild
Wiscenc
Club
Senate Cendiborn
Iowa
Labor Jeadanion
New Issd
James M. Mason
John Idell
England
Trent
Britain
U.S
Abraham Lincoln
Montana
Siste- American Legion
Minneapolis
Hitler
Munich
Ludendorff
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Avon Lake social notices and brief local items
Avon Lake circles host card meet and luncheon days with Mrs Sherman Mrs Derringer Mrs Snyder and Mrs Krakewed named. Pinochie Club hosted by Mrs Gates prizes to Mrs Burkhardt Burkhardt and Mrs Goldberg. Visiting Day set for Avon Lake School teachers November 15. Martha Deasy visits Dolly Reynolds in Lakewood. Greil family relocates to Lorain. funeral attendance for Lawrence Leonard at St Marys Avon. Marion Indiana directory notes towns Puckett and Weaver vanished since 1930.
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Jolly 12
Avon Lake
C. J. Sur
Jolir Twelve Club
Mark Sherman
Bertha Derringer
Snyder
Sirs. Sherman
Joe Noveiny
St. Anthonis Church
Lorain
Gar
Clarence Krakew
Ed Spaetzel
Novotny
Gerves Gates
Cwnter Road
William Burkhardt
Harry Burkhardt
Goldberg
Joe Boehm
Martha Deasy
Dolly Reynolds
Lakewood
Robert Greil
Jaycox Road
Lawrence Leonard
St. Mary’s Church
Avon
Marion
Ind
Puckett
Weaver
Grant County
Avon clubs meet for quilting and needlework rounds
The For Get Me Not Club hosted by Mrs. Lewis Dechant at Mrs. J. J. Weiler's home spent Thursday afternoon quilting and a luncheon followed. The True Blue Club will meet Saturday at Harold and Mrs. Smith's home on Hares Street. The Exchange Club entertained by Mrs. Roral Fitch with needlework and lunch. Also notes include D. A. Phinner visiting Detroit, Mary Brooks hosting visitors, and updates on Hollie Hall recovering from a broken neck.
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AVON
Lewis Dechant
J. J. Weiler
Lucch
Blue Club
True Blue Club
Harold Smith
Hares Street
D. A. Phinner
Detroit
Ashton Dodd
Bury Village
Mary Brooks
Robert Pickerin
Frank Stack
Edwin Pickering
Royal Sanitarium
Brecksville
Hollie Hall
Funeral Rites Held for Samuel Merchant in South Amherst
Funeral services for Samuel Merchant were conducted at his brother Lewis Merchant’s home on West Main Street with Pastor B. H. Ryan of the Methodist church officiating. Two vocal selections were sung. pallbearers were friends. Burial followed in Evergreen Cemetery. A Royal Neighbor Lodge meeting and a Volunteer Firemen meeting were announced for Friday evening, with time changes for winter. A Harvest Home service at the local Methodist Church Sunday morning invites donations to the Home for the Aged in Etyria, with donations to be at the church by 2:30 PM Saturday for decoration.
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South Amherst
Southamherst
Samuel Merchant
Lewis Merchant
West Main Street
Hey.b. H. Ryan
Methodist Church
Henri Kolb
Nina Harris
Evergreen Cemetery
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Anna Gaisok
Charles Corbett
Charza
Etyria
Local families share Sunday dinner across Elyria Oberlin and Cleveland
West Ridge Ed Sweeny and sons Donald Robert and Harvid of Oberlin with many relatives from Elyria and Cleveland visited J H Penfound family. Chas Toth Elyria and Sylvester As perger with spouses joined in Sunday dinner at Chas Toth Senior’s home. Lahore High Court rejects insanity plea in murder of 15 shepherd boys by Wali Rawalpindi native who confessed and hid bodies in the jungle.
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Ed Sweeny
Donald
Robert
Harvid
Oberlin
Henry Penfound
Carl Penfound
Joan
Date
Ardith Carweed
Elyria
Snyder
Childen
Oberlin Road
J. H. Penfound
Charles Toth
William Wallhead
Lahore
India
Wali
Rawalpindi
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Sid
Walker
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the Welk
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Lewisville
Great Britain
Orange Co
N. C
George C. Day
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John W. Gulick
U.S. M
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U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Food and
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Tors
Lodge
Harvest Home
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American Shoe Shop
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Goodrich Latteries
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