Roosevelt’s New Deal Strategy Aiding by Kennedy Ties
The piece notes Joseph Kennedy shaping administration access to business elites while Roosevelt officials signal cautious policy shifts. It cites possible modest changes to holding company, undistributed dividends, and SEC laws, with big financiers listening and election projections showing varied paths to reelect Roosevelt. It also covers aviation race dynamics, wartime mobilization, and stock-market stance amid SEC policy debates.
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G. A. R. Memorial Hall Preserves Wellington Civil War Link
Wellington, Oct. 3 The G. A. R. Memorial Hall in the town hall has been redecorated to showcase relics and pictures from Hamlin Post. Highlights include guns sabers canteens and the adjutant's desk plus nine of twelve muskets issued for salutes and the original post colors.
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Eminent Spanish Statesman to Speak at Oberlin
Senor Salvadore De Madariaga, former ambassador to the United States and France, will speak at Oberlin on January 6 and 7. The diplomat, who also led the League of Nations disarmament office, has spoken here before in 1931 and will headline a series on International Affairs and Peace at the college.
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Educational subsidies from Carnegie Endowment announced
Universities and colleges will be subsidized by the Carnegie Endowment for Peace, supporting academic initiatives and peace studies.
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Oberlin Conservatory Hosts Annual Faculty Reception
Oberlin Ohio October 3 The Conservatory of Music held its annual reception for faculty and students at Barrows House on Thursday night. New teachers joined the lines including Elwin piano Marian Sims voice Esther Howe theory Armor new Statron of Barrow House and Meecher. About three hundred fifty attended the event.
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Toronto Grants 90 Days To Millionaire Beggar
Toronto's Joe Bevan dubbed the "millionaire beggar" is jailed for three months after courts refuse fines as an alternative. Bevan, known for cash in hand and ties to local banks, has a long history of begging arrests spanning two decades.
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26 Elyria High Students to Enter NYA Jobs
More than a score of Elyria High School students will begin work next week under the National Youth Administration program. J. D. Severs says 26 applications exist and the school plans to hire all, with clerical and manual tasks around the campus.
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J. D. Severs
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Students Placed on Projects Based on Exhibited Ability
Severs states that students are placed on work projects according to demonstrated ability. Medents requires NYA jobs to keep up with school work and maintain at least three fourths of a permanent study schedule. Requests for student workers come from various high school departments and most assignments are expected next week.
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Car Plunges Into Stockton Levee. Restored After Night
Jack Snyder parked his car on the levee in Stockton and later found it had slipped into 26 feet of water after brakes failed. A salvage crew worked through the night to recover the vehicle.
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Old Guns Collected by Pioneer in Waukesha Wis
Richard Jones a 72 year old pioneer is believed to own one of the rarest gun collections in the United States. The trove, mainly old rifles and shotguns about a century old, includes a 4 gauge weapon said to bring down a large flock of geese in one shot. The article notes Love as an enlargement of personal life in seeking good for others.
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New 1937 Studebaker Features Highlight Beauty and Performance
Motorists view the 1937 Studebaker lineup with overdrive on the President line and a hypoid rear axle in President and Dictator models. The new design lowers the rear floor for taller doors, adds a light synchronized gear shift, and reduces engine noise via counter weighting and revised bearings. A horizontal slid radiator enhances length and sleekness.
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