Officials hail co op pledge amid economic outlook
Washington reports the U S Chamber of Commerce pledges cooperation to aid recovery in five to six weeks and support a better Christmas trade than 1929 with gradual employment gains if strikes are avoided. Labor leaders doubt chamber plans benefit workers. power interests and public utilities loom in talks ahead of a broader national policy.
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Tennessee Valley project aid praised by chamber plan
A big Tennessee Valley exploration framed as a propaganda effort for government ownership and operation of power utilities. It is expected President Roosevelt will warmly welcome the chamber's plan for business cooperation in recovery.
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Bears and Lions tied for W Division lead in close race
In a frantic sessional football clash the Giants edged the Bears 10 to 9 as Beattie’s 47 yard run and Manders late field goal swing the race. Strong scored and kicked early points, a third quarter safety added two. Boston beat Philadelphia to move within a game. Chicago Cardinals shut out Green Bay 9 to 0, Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 12 to 0.
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World Heavyweight Title Fight Set At Madison Square Garden
Nov 19 York reports the world heavyweight championship to be staged tonight at Madison Square Garden with Marshall facing Londes for the title. The column also notes California tennis fundraising, limited Texas support for a traveler, and various sports anecdotes including Larry Kel, Princeton, Garry Lee, and Joe Kopcha's dual role as player and trainer.
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Radio Programs On WTAM Airwaves Amid Weekend Schedule
Radio listings show WTAM airing a mix of shows including qAl qiaTe Fe and et with the 2 3¢ Mer Alarm segment. Catee Cups, RH Petes, and Lathoyn are among the on air participants or features noted in the weekend lineup.
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Shadiak Sampath Faces Field With Turban Pride
Ray Miller, once a welterweight challenger against McLarnin, now works as a York coal salesman. The article notes Sampath would not take the field without his turban and mentions tensions with Ruth end Ve over photographer rights.
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Ten Elevens Remain Undefeated in New York Standings
New York reports ten Elevens undefeated and untied after two weeks of football action. Southern and East Texas each claim eight wins, Minnesota prepares for a major test, Tufts and Kirkville Teachers also hold even records, and Alabama leads with 253 points scored to 2 allowed.
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Towa Last Opponent Of Season For Ohio State
Ohio State prepares to close its season at Columbus facing Iowa for the first time since 1929. Nine Buckeyes end college careers this week including captain Regis Monahan and fullback Dave Jones as the season closes after a fall of ups and downs.
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Navy Day Model By Dooley Shines In San Francisco Window
Tevis E Dooley, a former navy man, spent eight months crafting a 20 pound U S Destroyer Chauncey model from pots pans clock parts and cedar. The finished piece was exhibited in a downtown San Francisco showroom as part of the Navy Day observance.
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Harter Expense Statement Filed In Ohio Campaign
Columbus report shows Congressman Dow W. Harter spending 298.26 in his district bid for re election. Summit County supporters listed 1752 in contributions and 1765 in expenditures with top donors including H T Schleitel Ravenna Albert Cans and several Akron backers.
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Veteran Found Dead in Zanesville District
Pearl McCurdy a 40 year old World War veteran was found dead yesterday about four blocks from his home in Zanesville. Officials say he wandered from his residence wrapped in a blanket and died from pneumonia complications.
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Prosper on High in Harris County Hay Growers
The high prices brought prosperity to Harris County hay growers. The hay business has increased 90 percent over last year, and prices rose from 24 dollars per ton to seven and nine dollars per ton.
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South Amherst Mage fined for intoxication arrest incident
Alex Nagy of South Amherst was fined five dollars and costs after appearing before Justice Charles Lord, following an arrest for creating a disturbance during a change. The incident led to his dismissal from the team.
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The Merry Widow on screen at Capitol Theatre today and tomorrow
The famed light opera in a new talking screen version opens at the Capitol Theatre with Manritchevelier and Jeanette MacDonald leading a star cast. Edward Everett Horton and Una Merkel also appear in a lavishly costumed production drawing on Franz Lehar’s enduring masterpiece.
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Romance In Rain at the Rivoli Theatre
Music and humor blend in Romance in the Rain now showing at the Rivoli Theatre. Cast includes Roger Tryer Heather Angel Victor Moore and Esther Ralston in the featured roles.
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Dancer 18 Beaten in Cleveland Hotel Room Attack
Police search for man after a 22 year old dancer Misa Peggy Daniels was assaulted in a downtown Cleveland hotel room. She received head injuries requiring 17 stitches and a fractured finger and remained at Charity Hospital in stable condition.
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G A R Veteran Henry Riley Dies in Columbus
In Columbus on November 19, Henry Riley, aged 8, a Civil War veteran, died yesterday. He served in the First Ohio Light Artillery, Battery F, and was widely known in local veteran circles.
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Bandits Loot Shannon State Bank in Illinois Raid
Three armed men raided Shannon State Bank in Illinois, forcing the cashier to open the vault and escaping with 1200 dollars after binding three officers. The robbery occurred overnight and ended when the bank’s time lock prevented further access.
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Willard Mack Dies of Heart Attack in Beverly Hills
Hollywood memorial notes Willard Mack a 61 year old actor author and director died today at his Beverly Hills home after a sudden heart attack. He had been in good health until a recent illness and collapsed early today with his fourth wife Beatrice Baynard beside him. Mack a versatile figure in theater wrote 36 plays with 26 on Broadway and spent 12 years with David Belasco acting opposite Lenore Ulric in Tiger Rose which had a long run. He was preparing a stage version of Dickens Tale of Two Cities at Belasco's death.
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Sheriff Clarence Dick Named Office Arranger Extraordinary
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick, famed for varied desk arrangements in the county jail offices, is praised as the office arranger extraordinary. The sheriff has secured the seven varieties of desk setups, with new assignment of three desks to inmates today.
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Simple Adlerika remedy ends headaches and constipation
A claim that dull headaches caused by constipation vanish after one Adlerika dose. The product is said to cleanse poisons from both upper and lower bowels, restoring sleep and reducing nervousness. Credited to W. Phillips, a druggist.
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