NRA phases unfold as Roosevelt pushes credit policy
The Blue Eagle era advances in two NRA tracks while a third broad path centers on loosened credit and bank deposit guarantees. President Roosevelt works to stabilize monetary policy and expand credit through Henry Bruere, but bank hesitation and deposit insurance uncertainty slow progress. The NRA splits into a permanent codes administration and a public Buy Now campaign, led by General Johnson, with early gains and uncertain impact.
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NRA
Blue Eagle
Roosevelt
Congress
Henry Bruere
New York
Johnson
General Johnson
Labor Conciliation Board
Elyria Corps Again Distinguishes Itself in National
Elyria's Drum and Bugle corps finished in the top ten at the national Chicago contest amid stiff competition from over 80 corps. The group has long been the state’s best, earning praise for drills and precision. Despite praise, observers note the field is highly competitive, with the Marlboro Mass. unit singled out as outstanding.
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Elyria Postoffice
Caida Giaeeen
Boy
Mall Daily
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
John WV. Cullen Company
Chicago, & So
Michigan Ave
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors Bldg
Chicago
Elyria Legion Corps
Marlboro
Mass
Golden Legion Bible Study on Luke Five Fishing Call
A devotional study contrasts Luke and Matthew on the Sea of Galilee calling fishermen. It highlights faith, the great catch, and urges readers facing discouragement to cast nets at the Master’s word while seeking to win souls for Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew
Jesus
Sea of Galilee
Luke
Galilee
Peter
Shallows
Anniversaries of Historic Figures Spotlight
TODAY S ANNIVERSARIES highlight James McGill born in Scotland in 1744, later Montreal merchant and university founder. Also noted are Robert Baird born near Pittsburgh in 1798, Jenny Lind the Swedish singer, and George Westinghouse born at Central Bridge NY, with their death dates and roles in religion, the arts, and engineering.
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James McGill
Scotland
Montreal
Robert Baird
Pittsburgh
Yonkers
N. Y
Jenny Lind
George H. Baker
Philadelphia
U. S
Turkey
Russia
George Westinghouse
Central Bridge
Notable Births and Historical Dates on Today’s Calendar
The snippet lists birthdays and notable events with names like Albert J Beveridge Reginald A Fessenden and William Tyndale. It notes dates from 1862 to 1918 and mentions John Van A MacMurray newly appointed U S Minister to Estonia Latvia and Lithuania, reflecting a chronological calendar of births and events.
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New York City
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
U. S
Highland
Ohio
Indianapolis
Reginald A. Fessenden
Canada
Bermuda
John van A. MacMurray
Maryland
Estonia
Latvia
Trials of an Editor and The Silent Observer Detour
An excerpt discusses editorial flaws and public perception as a boy writes about editors. It contrasts reactions to doctors and editors, noting blame, punishment, and language use. The passage blends satire on journalism and commentary about responsibility in writing.
Notable Birthdays and Horoscope Forecast
Li thuania born in Schenectady and nine other prominent figures celebrate birthdays including Marcus Coolidge, George H Lorimer, Clarence C Little, Helen Wills Moody, Janet Gaynor, C Judson Herrick, Samuel Merwin, and Harold Beresford Butler. Today's horoscope warns of strong desires and a cautious approach to marriage with potential disappointments in partnerships.
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Lithuania
Schenectady
N. Y
U. S
Marcus A. Coolidge
Massachusetts
Westminister
Mass
George H. Lorimer
The
Saturday Evening Post
Louisville
Clarence C. Little
Brookline
Helen Wills Moody
California
Centerville
Cal
Janet Gaynor
Philadelphia
C. Judson Herrick
University of Chicago
Minneapolis
Samuel Merwin
Evantson
Harold Beresford Butler
International Labor Office
League of Nations
Editor Boosters and Ears Grow Bigger in Curio Editorials
A Plant City Courier excerpt lampoons editors as born to the trade while praising devotion to local merchants. It then shifts to a Vienna doctor claiming ears grow with noise, blaming modern gadgets and a sax appeal. finally noting wedding rings are thinner today and rings once lasted a lifetime.
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Kols
Plant City Courier
Shannon
The
Commerce
Ga.) News
Tifton Gazette
Record of a Maritime City in Northwestern France
A fifth century record notes a maritime city in northwestern France tied to the home of Is and traditionally submerged. The entry links the city to divine punishment for the king’s daughter alleged debauchery.
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France
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Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Hudnutt
Cote Ddd Louis
J. Clard George
Blue Eagle and
United States
Omaha
Montenegro
Davion Daily News
Rochester Times- Union
Cleveland
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Tammany Hall
Fusion
Asbury Park Evening Press
Oakland Tribune
Scott’s
R. J. Scott
Wali
Yugoslavia
Central Press Association, Inc
Golden Legion Bible Study
Sallys
William Tyndale
Great Britain
Paris
America
St. Etienne
League of Nutions
Fritz Pfaffer
Vienna
Grayheads
Pierre R. Smith
Ely
Paradise
Darktown
Crystal Rock
Lake Ave
Adelbert
Crooks Coal Co
Ixcm
Mtms
Tosaxo Co
Carolinas
Georgia
Kentucky
Virginia
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