Islands and Philippines poised for full independence
The article views the election of Quezon as president of the Philippines as a step toward an independent commonwealth. It argues the U S has no further to give and predicts eventual self rule within a decade, with the Philippines becoming a sovereign, equal partner in trade and diplomacy under representative democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Quezon
Philippines
Pacific
Phiies
United States
Islands
Spain
Ethiopia
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Wilson
Philips
Evers
Quezon
Reput
Barter System Bends Toward Money After Five Years
A Oakland California barter colony found after five years that money is needed for widespread trade. The Unemployed Exchange Association says its ideal has only been slightly amended to require some capitalistic activity and employment of about a quarter of overall capital. Wages, goods, and labor relied on barter points, but producers must accept monetary value to sustain exchange as population grows and demands rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Unemployed Exchange Association
Uncle Sam
Cariris
Goethe
Cow and Pig Drought Show Beef and Pork Price Outlook
A Washington study by United States News analyzes how drought has raised beef and pork costs for households. It notes no federal beef controls but a 2.25 cent per pound tax on pork. drought delayed relief, with cattle prices likely to ease next year and pork markets pending summer relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States News
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Bureau of Alimal
Ty Will Hess
Oakland
Tribune
Ny Dallars
Evanston's Road Safety Lead Prompts Citywide Emulation
Evanston with 64 900 residents reports one of the nation s lowest automobile accident rates. In 1934 the city had five deaths from crashes, about seven per 100 000. Continuous safety education and rapid treatment of accidents form a model for other municipalities to study for future motorist and pedestrian welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
New York Day by Day Personalities and Gossip
A fragmentary New York Day by Day column lists via rough notes various figures in entertainment and society. Names such as Elsa Maxwell Richard Money Howard Caristy Watterson Rothacher and Shannon appear alongside fleeting remarks about movie chatter and fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elsa Maxwell
Richard Money
Parson
Horse Evans
Colune Hanner
Pierre Cartier
Dinmeekis
Watterson Rothacher
Cale
L. Doherty
Notable Names Mentioned In Social Notes 1935
Fragmented OCR notes list names like Luton Strachey and Katherine Brust amid a mix of phrases about marriages and signatures. Mentions Noel Coward and Stan E Frank appear as part of social discourse. The garbled text references a 1935 timeframe and a syndicate named McNaught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Brust
Noel Cow
Bara
Frank
McNaught Syndicate
Anniversaries and Birthdays From History Notes
A compilation of historical anniversaries and today’s birthdays. Notable names include Traian Presea, Louis Jotver, John E L Macadam, and German Bernstein. Also lists events like the Pennsylvania Packet origin and railroads association, with brief personality sketches and traits.
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Qrarvala
Traian Preseaform
Porn
Louis Jotver
Ppi
Quebec
Johnn E L. Macadam
Bors
Kes J. Little
Chicarean
Philadelphia
Bésuné
Gosse
Anthor
Thas
Erman Bernstein
New Iy
Russia
Pennsylvania Packet
Daily Advertiser
Scott
Dr. Cook
North Pole
New York
Great Britain
Association of American Railroads
Athlete cashes in on Holstein sale to fund Marquette
Milwaukee, Wisconsin junior Roger Lumb, a sophomore tackle at Marquette University, has secured enough funds for next year by selling his prize Holstein bull, Barn Dance King. He won the steer at a dairy men’s picnic near Waukesha, his hometown.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Roger Lumb
MarqQuette University
Waukesha
Murray Ridge Flower Show Plans and Local Talks
A Murray Ridge Flower Show event features speakers discussing the Three Mile Levy. Local residents including Mrs Neomia Belcher and Nugent of Akron attend. Ann Eppley is noted with guests and families at an all day Pomona Grange session in Henrietta.
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Charles
Neomi Belcher and Nugent
Akron
Anne Eppley
Murar Rida Teacher Association
Mili Levy
Neilia Eldred
Frank and
Lewis
Pomona Grange
Henrietta
N. J. Adame
W. Epa
Ro Warner
Elyria
Spen
Sarah
Fami
U S Chamber Fires Criticism At New Deal
The United States Chamber of Commerce, awaiting results from a big business referendum on the New Deal, directs a steady fire of criticism at President Roosevelt's policies. It plans a nationwide straw vote among 750000 firms while highlighting centralized legislation, expanded federal power, and rising government spending.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Agai
Roosevelt
John W. O.leary
Chicago
The
Machinery and Allied Products Institute
Congress
Chamber
Prd
H. Clausen
Horicon
Wts
Committee On Federal Finance
Clausen
O'Leary
Harper Sibley
Atterbury Dies Retired Railroad Head Gen William W Atterbury
Gen William Wallace Atterbury former president of the Pennsylvania Railroad died yesterday at Bryn Mawr Hospital from apoplexy at age 59. Funeral services will be Monday at 3 p m in Church of the Redeemer Bryn Mawr with Rev Ernaly C Ernst Repp officiating. Private burial at St Davids Church cemetery Radnor followed. He died while sitting in a chair after hospital admission for observation.
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Philadelphia
William Wallace Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Church of the Redeemer
Bryn Mawr
Ernaly C. Ernst
Old St. David's Church
Radnor
Atterbury
Visitors and guests at Rochester and Elyria homes
Brighten Myre and family hosts McKenzie and dauzh eime in Rochester for Sundar suests at the Mitchell Heimer home. Far Perkins and Miss Wilma Lampen are guests of Mr. and Mrs. H in Elyria Sundar. Mrs. Martha Burrows of Wellington visits Mr. and Mrs. Don Goss and family. Mrs. Don Goss and Mrs. Martha Burrows were Friday guests of O R McCullough.
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Myre Wyer
McKenzie
Mitchell Heimer
Rochester
Far Perkins
Wilma Lampen
Elyria
Sundar
Martha Burrows
Wellington
Don Goss
Fami
O. R. McCullough
Cleaners Gather Bait in Indio During Cricket Migration
Cal Bait men push large vacuum cleaners through desert streets at night to trap crickets en masse. The insects are embalmed and sold as fish bait to San Pedro fishermen during the annual migration.
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Indio
Cal
San Pedro
Flight Leads To Jam In Springfield Umbrella Theft
Springfield Missouri police arrest Bill AF len and Oscar Bell after they steal an umbrella from a parked car. No rain, no charge details beyond the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Bill Aflen
Oscar Bell
Arizona business gains in first six months of 1935
Arizona business activity rose 21.8 percent in the first half of 1935 from the same period in 1934, according to the Arizona State Chamber of Commerce. The report highlights substantial gains across sectors reflecting a statewide spurt.
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Pmbnim
Ariz
Arizona
Arizona State Chamber of Commerce
Elyria School Traffic Patrol Receives Uniforms and IDs
Elyria's 135 school patrol boys received credentials from Police Chief E. J. Standard for the fall term. The program, six years old, names students to aid peers crossing streets during school hours. Patrol members gain Dreamland Theater free admission Saturdays 2 PM to 2:30 PM. Uniforms and gear supplied by the local automobile club. Motorcycle patrolmen assist at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
E. J. Standard
Stankard
Dreamland Theater
Automobile Club
Contest in Zarkan Beauty Pageant Ends in Scuffle
In Zarkan Lower Egypt two contestants Mile Khadra Mohammed Abdelal and her sister-in-law clashed during a beauty contest. A quarrel escalated after both spoke harshly about the other while awaiting judges. Mile Khadra received a sharp slap triggering a violent fight before onlookers separated them.
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Zeal
Zarkan
Egypt
an @re
Mile
Khadra Mohammed Abdelal
Sally
Khadra
Beuty
Cooler Truly Cool in Cedar Rapids Jail
A Cedar Rapids report notes the city jail as the coolest spot in town during the hot summer, described with a tongue in cheek reply that the jail’s cell block remains constantly cool while the rest of the city swelters.
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Cedar Rapids
Placements Rise Across Ohio State Employment Service
Ohio State Employment Service reported a 2.3 percent gain over the previous week. A total of 3,216 placements were filed for the week ended September 14, including 1,614 relief placements on Work relief projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State Employment Service
Polecat Becomes Pet In Oklahoma Town
Cushing Oklahoma resident T M Jones keeps a two month old polecat as a pet named Jack. Neighbors say the animal is one of the most affectionate pets in the area.
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Polecat
Cushing
Okla
T. M. Jones
Here
Jack
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Clare. George
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Detroit
Natore Bidz
San
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Plareriga
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Charles B. Driscoll
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W. C. Freids
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Broadway
Earl Carroll
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Europe
India
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Tmxe Borel
Lrtton Strachey
Timothy. Stanton
U. S. Geological Survey
Illinois
Harold T. Webster
Stamford
Dar
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Abbott of
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National Geerage Magazine
Scranton
Erich von Stroheim
Direcar-Artor
Vienna
Charles H. Lyman
T. SM. C
Ravenna
Ohio
Andre Tardien
Foday
Murray Ridge
Murray Se
Jack Justin Mackert
Ralph Cole
Carl Smikker
Ikea Tower
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New Deal
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Lake Ave
Lake Avenue
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Amherst
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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