WPA financed Cleveland GOP convention center overhaul
The piece notes how the New Deal era WPA funded renovations to Cleveland's convention hall for the Republican national convention, including a new floor ventilation and redecorations. It highlights the cost and the role of WPA in delivering a ready venue amid intense criticism of President Roosevelt and the New Deal.
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Press Association
Cleveland
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Convention Hall
Roosevelt
WPA
HOLC Closes After 1933 Loans Program Ends
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation ends its mortgage refinancing and property reconditioning role after operating since June 13 1933. It placed over 1 016 000 loans totaling 3 061 000 000 dollars and saved about a million homes from foreclosure while aiding banks and insurers. Foreclosures reached 14 852 with 9 330 borrowers defaulting yet able to resume payments.
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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
HOLC
Montana
United States Treasury
Cleveland Convention Cash Flows Big Money
The Republican convention in Cleveland drew 4,000 officials and 10,000 visitors with four day stays at about $20 daily. Outside currency spent rose to an estimated $2,000,000, while 1,000 visiting specialists reportedly spent about $250 each. reporters, photographers, radio announcers, engineers, and teletype staff added to the spending and activity.
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Cleveland
Borah Presses Lonely Stand on Gold Policy and Platform
The Idaho senator Borah warns that candidates shape the platform and denounces party discipline over monetary policy. He opposes the Republican sound money plank and argues a return to the gold standard would harm farmers, signaling a struggle between individualism and party unity. Landon aligns in part, but Borah remains ready to resume his Senate seat.
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Borah
Idaho
Republican State Organization
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Congress
Landon
New Zealand Woman Rejects Large Money Draft
A New Zealand woman refused to accept a large monetary draft from English relatives claiming it would bring worry. The piece muses that many people worry despite having little to fear.
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New Zealand
Schoolgirls Spend More Money Than Boys Says Report
A report claims schoolgirls spend more than boys on cosmetics and related items. It notes that boys tend not to use lipstick or powder and suggests gendered differences in spending habits among students.
Women Voters Urge Democrats to Target Spoils
A headline notes women voters press Democrats to focus on spoils and benefits as national morale grows more optimistic day by day.
McCoy Publications Address Notice
Communications for Dr. McCoy should be mailed to McCoy Publications Inc at 1151 West 6th Street Lon Angeles California.
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McCoy
McCoy Publications, Inc
West 6Th Street
Lon Angeles
Calif
Understanding High Blood Pressure and Its Dangers
The piece explains that high blood pressure often shows no early symptoms and can progress for 12 to 20 years before noticeable signs appear. It links persistent hypertension to heart strain, stroke risk, and kidney and brain damage, urging lifelong blood pressure management and promising more details in tomorrow's article.
Are Glycerine Suppositories Good
Mr Albert EF asks for guidance on glycerine suppositories in mild cases. The inquiry seeks medical advice and practical use guidance for this remedy.
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Albert EF
Constipation relief and tooth health guidance from medical Q and A
Glycerine suppositories offer only temporary relief for constipation. A diet rich in cooked and raw non starchy vegetables helps with bulky fiber. If a tooth seems bad, schedule a dental examination. Eczema is described as constitutional and linked to internal causes. treatment targets systemic factors. For a worried sister with weakness and distress, suggest a psychiatrist or psychologist for proper help.
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Y. M
Sao Paulo book censors protest raid and bonfire
Book sellers in Sao Paulo denounce a police raid that seized Communist publications and burned thirty thousand volumes in a public bonfire. The merchants claim some officers could not read the titles properly.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Twin brothers brides wed in Birmingham two couples unite
In Birmingham four women married twin brothers in a double wedding and now live together in one home. The brides are Mrs. Harry Trueman and Mrs. Alfred Trueman. They became engaged the same day with identical rings and have not argued since childhood. Meanwhile Warsaw police seized 900000 electric light bulbs imported from Japan defying an embargo.
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Birmingham
England
Harry
Alfred Trueman
Warsaw
Poland
Japan
Redirecting Children to Safer Paths Through Outdoor Plans
A mother redirects her son from a band of neighborhood friends who pursue mock crime and weapons. She invites him on a Millville trip with hiking gear fishing tackle and a camera, inviting Tubbs to join as a positive alternative. The plan aims to reshape his weekend activities and reduce risky games.
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Millville
Tubbs
Tubb
Mother
Jack
Mood control and practical guidance for children and moods
A meditation on how moods affect social relations and self perception, arguing that while some mood traits are inherent most can be managed. It offers child guidance strategies focusing on engaging, concrete activities and shared community efforts to redirect behavior and foster goodness through vivid experience.
Horoscope for June 22 1936 forecasts labor troubles and political tensions
Conflicting planetary aspects are noted with adverse influences to evening. Strikes may threaten later in the season and discontent could rise among major parties in the United States. Some visibility toward women is limited though intuition may appear in both parties. Notable birthdays include Benjamin Franklin Bailey 1860 and others.
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United States
Great Britain
Benjamin Franklin Bailey
Baron Karl Wilhelm von Humboldt
Caroline Healy Dale
Julian Hawthorne
Yellowstone Park Opens Under Stephen Mather Aboard
In a public ceremony June 22 1926 Stephen T Mather director of the parks service officially opens Yellowstone park. Also reported woman killed by hit and run at Park and Oklahoma streets identified as Mrs Sarah Burskin of 536 East Park street. Wilkin Arctic expedition members Maj Gen Thomas G Lanphier Lieut Charles M Wiseley and Malcolm Smith pass through Butte en route to Detroit. John Le Page dies after brief illness at his home 1726 Lowell avenue.
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Stephen T. Mather
Parks Service
Yellowstone Park
Park and
Oklahoma Streets
Sarah Burskin
East Park Street
Thomas G. Lanphier
Charles M. Wiseley
Malcolm Smith
Butte
Detroit
M. C. Henderson
Great Falls
John le Page
Lowell Avenue
Great Northern Trains Tied Up by Washouts at Several Stations
Great Northern trains from Butte Shelby and Havre into Great Falls are delayed due to washouts. Silver Bow County Bar Association favors appointing Sen. T. J. Walsh to the Supreme Court seat left by Charles Evans Hughes. Dr J B Frisbee returns from New York City. Mr and Mrs George Williams depart for Ely Nevada. E D Elderkin returns from Chicago trip.
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Great Northern
Butte
Shelby
Havre
Great Falls
Silver Bow
Senate approves bill for president's travel expenses
United States senate passes a bill providing twenty five thousand dollars yearly to cover the president's traveling costs. Dr. William C. Bagley delivers the commencement address to twenty four graduates at the State Normal College in Dillon. Hiram Knowles visits Butte. Dr. J. M. Sligh calls on friends in Anaconda. J. B. Middleton travels to the Bitter Root valley. Educational motion pictures may enter schools in New Zealand.
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United States Senate
William C. Bagley
State Normal College
Dillon
Hiram Knowles
Missoula
Butte
J. M. Sligh
Anaconda
J. B. Middleton
Bitter Root
The Literary Guidepost by John Selby on Beard's The Discussion of Human Affairs
The article reviews Charles A. Beard’s The Discussion of Human Affairs, analyzing Beard’s view that real discussion blends fact and opinion. It notes Beard’s critique of opinion framed by facts and suggests intelligent inquiry can soften divisions, guiding readers to rethink public discourse.
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Charles A. Beard
MacMillan
Beard
Prac
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