Roosevelt predicts balanced budget if national income rises
President Roosevelt told a Pittsburgh audience that if national income continues its rise, the federal budget could balance within a year or two without extra taxes. He argued deficits are shrinking, national income has climbed from 38 to over 60 billion, and debt growth is manageable through stronger prosperity.
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Roosevelt
Forbes Field
United States
Col
Frank Knox
Pennsylvania
Knox
Allentown
Man
America
Mr. Roosevelt
Hoover
Europe
Fairmont
W. Va
World's Air Tour Sets Start Sunday From New York
The longest passenger air tour under the American flag will begin Sunday, spanning 10,700 miles to the Philippine Islands in six days. Pan American Airways will pilot a Pacific crossing to survey conditions ahead of regular Orient service starting October 21.
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New York
Philippine Islands
Pan American Airways
Pacific Ocean
New Naval Base for the Pacific Planned at Oakland
Admiral William H. Standley says the navy will ask Congress in January to authorize a $12,000,000 naval supply base at Oakland on San Francisco Bay. The base would serve as a war time concentration point for supplies, supporting fleet operations in the Aleutians, Honolulu, and the South Seas.
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Washington
William H. Standley
Naval Operations
Navy
Congress
Oakland
San Francisco Bay
Aleutians
Honolulu
South Seas
Strike Settled After Four Day High School Walkout
About 700 Memorial High School students returned to class in Campbell Ohio after a four day strike. Police used tear gas bombs to disperse protesters during the dispute. The agreement with School Board president William Glass lets the board decide if journalism instructor Michael Graban should be transferred to a grade school.
Rhythm Work by Arizona Gridiron Players
Miss Genevieve Brown, rhythmics director at the University of Arizona, notes the football players and boxers dancing with tambourine and piano. The athletes say they are honing footwork for the gridiron and the ring, not pursuing chorus work.
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Tucson
Ariz
Genevieve Brown
University of Arizona
Technocrats Predict Day of Vote And Economic Shift
Scott of Technocracy Inc argues technocrats will influence politics, but cannot hold party roles. He predicts energy consumption and relief rolls rise before technocracy, noting major leaders borrow their language. He says America has two classes, chisellers and suckers, and technocracy will come gradually after 1942.
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Technocracy
Scott
Technocracy, Inc
Herbert Hoover
United States
China
Bobby Conner to Sing for Open Door Bible Class
Master Bobby Conner son of Mr and Mrs Ryland Conner will sing a solo with piano by Billy Barnes at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Sunday 9 45 am during Open Door Bible Class. He recently sang to a large congregation and was praised after services. The class begins a new year and invites all members and visitors.
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Bobby Conner
Ryland Conner
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Billy Barnes
Conner
Potomac Flood Control Hearings Are Arranged
Army engineers study the Potomac river flood control plan and schedule public hearings. The first set for October 14 in Paw Paw West Virginia will record flood damage from Green Spring to Orleans Cross Roads. Subsequent hearings will occur in Petersburg Cumberland Luke Hancock Frederick Strasburg and Washington. If a federal program is adopted, local agencies must provide lands easements and rights of way at no cost.
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Washington
Army Engineers
Potomac River
Paw Paw
W. Va
Green Spring
Orleans Cross Roads
Petersburg
Cumberland
Luke, Hancock
Frederick
Strasburg
French Mines In Fatal Blast Near Mons
Four miners were killed and 22 seriously injured in an explosion in workings near Mons France. Ten additional miners in the vicinity remain missing following the blast.
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Mons
France
George O'Brien at Palace in The Border Patrolman
George O'Brien stars in The Border Patrolman at the Palace today only. The film shows a rugged frontier hero facing a bold heiress with a fight to tame her. Supplementary features include The Fighting Marines and a cartoon.
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Hable
George O’brien
Palace
John Wayne
Palace Theatre
Buster Crabbe
Steel industry rebound with labor cloud on horizon
The steel industry shows peak activity not seen since 1929 with rising output and profits in 1936, driven by auto and tinplate demand. Labor unrest looms as unions push for higher pay, while management weighs higher costs against long term prospects and steady customer demand.
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United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Babson
John Lewis
Lewis
United States Steel Company
Lady finds relief from ARAX for rheumatism in Opequon
Mrs. Beulah Tevalt of Opequon Virginia shares a story of relief after using ARAX. She suffered back and leg pain, stiffness, nocturnal urination, and fatigue before finding help. She reports complete disappearance of rheumatic pain and says ARAX restored her energy and mobility. Miller’s druggist at 107 North Loudoun Street Winchester promotes ARAX and offers a health booklet.
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Beulah Tevalt
Opequon
Frederick County
Miller's
Loudoun St
Winchester
Home remedy claim for varicose veins Moone's Emerald Oil
An advertisement promotes Moone's Emerald Oil as a home treatment for varicose veins and ulcers. It urges readers to obtain a two ounce bottle from a druggist and apply it twice daily until veins diminish.
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Moone
F International Laboratories,Inc
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