BOOST IN CONSTRUCTION ACROSS EASTERN STATES IN OCTOBER
The October total for all construction classes in the 37 Eastern States reached 135,524,800, the highest since March, with September at 110,151,200 and October 1933 at 145,367,200. Residential work led gains, rising to 26,299,800, up nearly 50 percent from September and over 4 percent above October 1933. Overall planned construction for October totaled 237,652,300, reflecting widespread increases across most Dodge districts except upstate New York, Middle Atlantic, and Central Northeast.
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F. W. Dodge Corporation
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New York
New England
Middle Atlantic
Chicago
Michigan
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Pittsburgh
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Northwest
New Orleans
Texas
Sto Tex
Central Northeast
Farmers Urged to Seek Self Help in Washington
Louis J. Taber national master of the Grange speaks at the annual Grange convention urging farmers to look to Washington for help. He says farmers and all Americans must live within their incomes, reduce debts and taxes, and promote self help, a message he says should guide farmers and other sectors.
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Jester King Huey Puts Louisiana Under Imperial Rule
Huey Long extends control in Louisiana by puppet legislature and sweeping political power. Elections halted until 1936, New Orleans politics and municipal departments under tight grip, while federal offices mostly under state influence. Philadelphia Inquirer decries the burlesque emperor riding a political steamroller.
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Brands for Tires in Deterring Auto Part Theft
The piece explores branding tires as a theft deterrent, noting owners’ electric-pencil marks could deter some thieves but might be easily countered. It weighs old anti theft methods like locks and penalties versus branding and suggests tougher penalties for fences and thieves would be more effective.
Thousands of contributions flood Community Chest list
The Chromic Telegraph prints thousands of donor names from the Community Chest, listing dozens of contributors led by E. Glenn Baxter and many others including Lizzie Hahn Roy E. Ross Philip Horman W. L. Vaughn Nell Boyd Viola Hargrave Ebba Fosselaus Neva Brown Catherine Hartman Franklin P. T. A. and more, reflecting broad local support.
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Viola Hargrave
Ebba Fosselaus
Neva Brown
Catherine Hartman
Franklin P.T. A
Leanna Moore
Caroline L. Foley
Phill Joyce
Lea Lyman
C Shively
J. A. Morrison
Gertrude Storrer
Harrhet Hubbard
Rockwood
J. B. Young
Ralph Wood
Harry Rosene
L H. Weeden
Elmer G. Baun
B R. Crivman
Olive McNeal
Nanee Cone
E 'Lucy Freese
Alicea R. Gaston
Vargaret Hewtt
Betty Roberts
Barbara Plocher
Lucy B
J. Norsworthy
Elizapeth W. Yoder
Ona Shumaker
Ethel Mantie
Edita VM. Harman
R F
Bauer A. Smith
W.E Gregory Eda D Bollenbacher
Eugenia Buchlew
Ethel Vi
Rosa Frances
Barnes Zelia F
Beavis Corinna Brown
Angie Spencer
M. Louise Baumhardt
C. W. Koppes
Kathryn Schubert
Edna Tones
Waude Parnelee
Viola C Havees
Wary Elizabeth Thomas Yi
Alice MiCrachen
Dorothy Mann
Pawuine Long E
J. Burton
Name List of Numerous Personal Names and Firms
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Edwards Mas Speer Elizabeth Freese Minnie A Smith Dorothy ue Boer Nellie Wilderson Mary Short and many others, plus business names such as Ridge Tool Co The Radiant Malls The Fox Furnace Co Duplex Mfg and Fdr Co and varied titles. The jumble appears to be an index or membership roster from a PTA or community directory with scattered organization names.
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Mark H. Schlieper
Mable Carruthers
Nina J. Baker
the Ridge Tool Co Co
Cleen
Wroarth
McM. Suppes
Robert J. Harding
Carll L. Smith
the Radiant Malls
Henry
Florence Wick
the Fox Furnace Co
J. E. Maynard
L W. Harding
F. E. Tutthill
the Duplex Mfg. & Fdr
Erma Schnarr
Lena Lutz
Pete Taleff
Mary Brown
Leon Albright
Dora B. Hysell
Gertrude Thrist
Margaret M. Bolash
Isabelle A. Hasley
Clarence J. Foss
Claude Russell
W. F. Brown
Alice Stoney
Vada Wise
Dorothy E. Smith
Neal Bryant
Martha Leader
Goldie D. Harker
Lucile Shelly
Hazel West
Thelma Bentley
Mary McKenna
Dorothy Dean
Isabelle Boyd
Charles H. Querm
C O Butter
M. D
Lydia C. Rabat Dors Gonda
Rose Sobraslai
Agnes Fosel
Joseph Sabo
Mathew Mather
Donald Brown
Margaret Orest
Emma Farrar
Edna Young Walters Huildesarde M. Cooke
Peter Decoski
Aileen Armitage
G J
Joan Snipley
Helen WeCram
Alberta Odell
Matsaret Moore
Agnes Kaminski
Mary Prochazka
de Etre Wilson
Frances Batley
Catrerige Phillips
Julianne E Beannett
John Mackay
Louise
Ethel Mum
Agate
Helen Bach
Helen Beck
Merle M Parker
O C Kerns
H C Barbour
Lowse E Penherths
Youngest Great Grandparents Named in Canada Quintuplets Case
The article notes Ova Dionne’s first cousin Charles J Mosso and others as believed great-grandparents in the famous Dionne quintuplets story. It mentions 62 yearold Mrs Ruth Lavigne as the mother of the great grandchild and places the events in East Canadian context with North American interest.
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West Warren
Mase
Charles J .Mosso
Ruth Lavigne
Oldest Dartmouth Graduate Zeeo Gilman Honored
Hanover reports Dr Zeeo Gilman retired physician and lawyer recognized as Dartmouth College's oldest graduate. He earned his degree in 1862 and recently observed his 93rd birthday following the death of Rev Dr Cyrus Richardson, 94, at his Brookline, Massachusetts home.
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Anniversaries in history and Today in History notes
A jumble of birthdays and deaths of notable figures from 18th to early 20th centuries, with Today in History entries listing events such as the Ohio Company expedition under Gen Putnam, Crompton loom patent, notable crimes, Hoover unemployment appeal, and tributes to Henry Joy and McClellan. Includes a horoscope note about a first degree stars and mental focus.
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William Crompton
Taunton Mass
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New Oberlin Grange News reports Saturday party at hall
New Oberlin Grange held a pedro party Saturday with eight tables in play. Prizes went to Miseo Rhuhn and Frank Krueger. Refreshments of roast pob sandwiches doughnuts and coffee followed. The next party will be in three weeks under Mrs Carl Schmitz Mrs Mary Peaveds and Leo Hanlin.
Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Dinner
Mr and Mrs Leo Smith and Mr and Mrs Raymond Beisinger hosted a turkey dinner Thursday in honor of the fifteenth wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Martin Schuster and M Wehbber family. Dorothy South marked her fifth birthday with a party and cake. Charles Krakow from Avon visited C Justin.
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Joe Caseman
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Katold Snénman
Toledo
Justin
Jami
Albert Lahifr
Cildren
Veo Manns
Hiila
Robert Lunker
Lorain
Willard
Lawrence Younclass Mro
Michael Smith
Oscar Ehrman
John Richard
Forest Tayior
Carl Sehmitz
Frank Justin
Wirsinia
Henry Mackert
N. Webber
Raymond Beisinger
Leo Smith
Martin Schuster
M. Wehbber
Dorothy South
Dorothy
Charles Krakow
Eagles battle to death near Hanford in California
Two ten foot wingspan eagles reportedly killed each other near Hanford California in what locals say was a struggle for dominion in Western eagle territory. The incident underscores the harsh climate cited as ideal for wildlife production in the area.
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Literacy Gap Remains High in Portugal Census
Census figures show half of Portugal’s population still cannot read or write. The data highlight persistent educational disparities and mark a key social issue for policymakers seeking reforms and literacy programs across the country.
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Portugal
Writing expert picks Gloucester girl in handwriting contest
Miss Savilla Weber, 25, of Niage ara Falla, Ni., won a secretary job after handwriting expert D. Joseph Lyle, 34, alderman candidate, conducted a contest among 200 applicants. He selected Weber for her skill in crossing t's and dotting a's.
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Savilla Weber
Niage
Ara Falla
Joseph Lyle
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Boston University students' 1933 34 meals tally
Boston University students consumed 40 176 doughnuts 79 200 cups of coffee 16 120 crullers and coffee rolls 22 500 glasses of milk 576 gallons of cream 10 800 pies and 7 720 hamburgers during the college year 1933 34.
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