Debt problem demands dual view on cancellation and cost
The United States should weigh who bears burdens if inter government debts are canceled and what gains might come from action. Opponents are concentrated in the West and South, 92 states with 60.6 million people, who paid little of income and corporate tax revenue in 1981. Restoration of world trade would mainly help those regions as they supply most exports and essential commodities. A debt settlement could speed economic recovery and raise farm and business prospects nationwide.
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Een
United States
America
Demand square representation in convention in Pennsylvania
A heated battle over how to form a constitutional convention in Pennsylvania is described with calls for fair representation. Debates focus on McClure plan granting one delegate per congressional district and seven elected statewide versus a 208 delegate scheme, highlighting population disparities between urban and rural districts and the risk of biased outcomes.
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Peninsylvania
McClure
Philadelphi
Forest County
Alice
Ibe
Predictions on World Gold Standard Return
Leon Fraser, soon to be head of the Bank for International Settlements succeeding B W McGarrah, returned to the United States last week and expressed optimism for a general improvement in world finance and the gold standard outlook.
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Leon Fraser
The
Bani For International Settlements
B. W. McGarrah
United States
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Fraser predicts early return to gold standard worldwide
Fraser asserts that Britain and other nations will revert soon to the gold standard. He credits US actions for restoring confidence and says many nations now off the standard will rejoin quicker than expected. England is expected to lead the procession as global financial centers recover.
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Praser
International Bank
Opening Dress Shop in Corry Spreads New Ventures
A 1913 journal snippet notes Mrs. Gerline Gilpin opening a dress shop on North Center Street with a line of women’s apparel after returning from Buffalo. Nearby items mention U S Radiator’s Corry plant rebuilding, Dr John G Rich buying Betts farm, and various local business and transport updates.
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Thomas Brothers
McElroy
Be Mies
U. S
John G. Rich
Betts
Columins
Rich
Geriiide Gilpin
Gilpin
Spragge
North Center Street
Willfalo
Mincarry
Horce
Buffalo
Englishman Released After Detention By Pirates
Pearce the third engineer of the British steamer Nanchang was freed in Yingkow Manchuria after being held with three other British officers since last Thursday. Pirates had seized the four after attacking the anchored vessel and demanded ransom of about 40,000.
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United Press
Yingkow
Manchuria
Pearce
Nanchang
Cy Tohnsam
W. W. Hartgrave
A.D. Bide
Roosevelt White House liaison spurs secrecy at hearings
Washington reports a new form of liaison where Cabinet members relay details to President Roosevelt to avoid disclosures. Secretaries cycle through doors, keeping the President informed while shielding sensitive remarks. A peppering of daily schedules and last minute calls shows the meticulous, secretive rhythm of the White House in April.
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HB. Munley
Sherman
Texas
North Texas Gas , Co
United Press
Washington
Waite House
Roosewlts
Fragmentary query about Corry area institutions and figures
The text asks about the Standard Turnbuckle plant in Spel t, the erection date of Corry High School, the tenure of a Falconer superintendent at Corry Hospital, and when Paul Downey could sweep the field in the century.
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Corry High School
Falconer
Corry Hospital
Hollywood Film Gossip Fragments From Notable Names
Hollywood stars and industry tidbits surface in a scattershot column. Notes mention Nils Asther, Diana Wynyard, Walter Huston, Tessé Lasry, John Boles, Lillian Harvey, Genevieve Robin, Sally Eilers, Victor McLaglen, and Warner Baxter with assorted trivia about their lives and careers.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Holly Woon
Cult
April G
Hollywood Boulevard
Nils Asther
Malmo
Sweden
Jewley
Mron Davies
Margaret’ McConnell
Pit
Tever
Johnny Welsemaster
Schremers
Diana
Sim
Victor Tory
Alaska
el Brendel
Wimner
John Boles
Love
Lillian Harvey
Lille
Henry Garat
Germany
France
Genevieve Robin
Alexander Kinlland
Sally Eilers
Hoto Gibson
Hooter
Victor McLagien
Af Bagdad
Warner Baxter
Hally
Knapp Held in Cochran Death Out Under Bond
Thomas Cochran died after a truck collision on the Union City Curry highway. Knapp, held on involuntary manslaughter and $50,000 damages, acquired bond after arrest in Youngstown. A preliminary hearing before Alderman Frank Gacekowski is pending. civil suit filed by Lucinda Cochran seeks $50,000.
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M. Kapp
Youngstown
Ariver
Thomas L. Cochmin
Anton Gily
State Wish Hatchery
Curry
Leroy Search
Erley
Youngation
jKnapp
Frank Gacekowski
Jael Abram Cochran
Lucinda W. Cochran
Union City
Sit Betto
I Myrtle
Cochran
Knapp
Union City-Corry
Pehrmary
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England
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Walter Agens
Ridgway
George Thomiass
Keleher Hotel
Miss Schoenwald
NuBone Company
Erie
Art
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Fred Hall
Raymond Manufacturing Co
WSS
Warren
G. P. Northrop
Henry Weaver
Diberty Street
U.S
Henry Siegel Corporation
New York City
United Effort
Oil City Trust Company
Gil Cty, Ba
Secratory of
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Aristotte
War Department
Harry H. Wooring
Waite Mowe
Honsevelt
Roosevelt
White House
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Nate
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Hollywood Film Shop
LOT Children’s
Black and Brown Oxfords
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