Amending anti trust laws debated in Congress
Corry readers are presented with a discussion of moves to liberalize anti trust laws. The piece cites Wilbur and Hoover backing for a bill to let the Federal Trade Commission approve trade conference agreements that do not unreasonably restrain trade or create a monopoly. It argues planning production could stabilize coal oil and lumber markets while preserving public interest and warns against archy, urging careful study and safeguards.
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Wilbur
New York Times
Judiciary Committee
Iide Commission
Congress
Tast
Hoover
Senate Committee
Prem
Hollywood Filmshop Tour Highlights Studio Legends
Hollywood reports a tour of film studios with memories of Yvula Banky fleeing Hungary, Ned Sparis early singing earnings, and hoped for lasting fame for actors like Joan Crawford and Doug Fairbanks. The piece lists Hollywood's prominent names such as Will Rogers Hal Roach Robert Montgomery Reynold Griffin and James Gleason, noting a long gap in noteworthy modern films and hints at the era's fading glamour.
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Ronald Wagoner
United Press
Hollywood
Cal
Yyilma Banky
Hungary
Will Rogers
Hal Roach
Robert Montgomery
Reymond Griffit
James Gleason
Twenty Years Ago In Corry Journal Files April 1912
During the week the Corry Fish Hatchery shipped adult trout to various points. NuBone Corset Company employs 102 in factory and 10 in office. Stanford Hospital Company elected officers John Nantes president George Kinley vice president Andrew Paulson secretary and treasurer James Nevils storeman Charles Keating first assistant foreman. Corry Lodge Iiks officers installed by Geer of Waren lodge. Dewitt Jackson returns from University of Michigan for Easter. Grace Murray completes business course at Jamestown. S. S. Bryan visitsDemocrats. JH Hawthorne moves to Warren to campaign for Baltimore convention delegate.
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Stanford Hosp Company
John Nantes
George Kinley
Andrew Paulson
Treasury
James Nevils
Charles Keating
Pinchot Urges Public Works to Curb Wealth Concentration
Governor Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania denounces wealth concentration and pushes a broad federal public works plan funded by a $6,000,000,000 bond issue. He urges tax on wealth, federal aid for the needy, and the La Follette bill to coordinate national relief and employment programs amid official alarm over stagnant employment and tax woes.
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Pinchot
Leslie P. Eichel
Harrisburg
United States
Gifford
Pennsylvania
Pine
Hias
Theodore Roosevalt
Philadelphia
Portaburgh
Hiram Binghast
Connecticut
Pimahot
la Follette
Ctill
Pinchop
Andrew Mellon
Melon
Mellon
Memory of a congressman pages long House tenure
United Press recounts Willam Tyler Page, a longtime House clerk serving from 1919 until party shifts ended his post. He recalls Civil War veterans, tariff debates, McKinley’s 12 hour tariff speech, and friendships with Longworth Reed and Carlisle. Page later influenced politics as cabinet member and Supreme Court justice.
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United Press
Washington
Willam Tyler Page
House of Representatives
Page
Lee
House
Nick
Longworth
Thomas B
Czar" Reed
Maing
John G Carlisle
Kentucky
McKinley
Atekcinsey
Boston
Blankety Blige Roosevelt
White House
Page Te- Jates
Teddy
Supreme Court
Well Known Athlete Hurt at Jamestown
Jamestown April 5 Ted Carlson, a renowned local athlete, was injured March 18 at the Franklin Automobile plant in Syracuse while working. A heavy die fell, mangling his foot and forcing a seven week cast with likely extended recovery. Doctors avoided amputation. a long return to athletics seems unlikely.
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Jamestown
Ted Carlson
Branklin
Syracse
Carlson
Syracuse
Rene Tool Com
Jamestoval
Sur
Ny St
Meeting of Music Dept Delights Corry Club Members
Miss Lillian Barnes and Mrs A W Bracken organized a pleasing program for the Corry Woman's Club Music Department meeting held at the clubhouse on Mott Street. Two operas were studied Tosca and Simone Boccanegra with Bracken describing the foreground and Dean detailing the plot and artists. Dean performed the aria Vissi d Arte and shared a related poem by Levy, all presented to six attendees in a lively session.
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Lillian Barnes
A. W. Bracken
Corry
Dean
Lévy
Oper
Two Veterans Robbed Near Soldiers and Sailors Home
Detectives hunt a band of thugs who slugged and robbed two veterans from the Soldiers and Sailors' home over the weekend. Lester W. Ely and John H. Kane were targeted near 4th and German streets and God and Parade streets. Ely lost $1.80 and Kane $4.80 plus his American Legion credentials and knife. The robbers left them on the street. Ely described one suspect as wearing sweating trousers typical of inmates at the home.
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Kans
God
Parade
American Legion
Tnife
Ely
Soldiers and Sailors
Income Provides Only Sufficient Cash To Cover War
Washington dispatch explains the federal budget problem with inelastic expenses and wartime debt. Senator Hayden notes current revenues cover army navy interest and veterans programs only, with little room for other needs. Senator King argues for drastic army navy cuts while warning against excessive tax reductions, suggesting a temporary manufacturers tax as emergency relief.
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U. S
Hositor
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Uncle Sam
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Army
William H. King
Oftah
Anyate
Utah
Field Secretary Roe Speaks at PTA Institute
Mrs. C. B. Roe of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers spoke at a full day Erie event sponsored by the Erie City and County Council PTA. Her address on leadership outlined six key points vision knowledge work with efficiency faith enrollment and a sense of rumor.
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C. BE. Roe
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
YW. CG
A. Erle
Erie City and County Council
Rae
Roe
Ree
Lynn Bovee
Erie County Council
J. Chambérlain
Ele City Council
George B. Daly
D. Dyans
E. D. Loose
Academy Mothers
Justite
Erie City
Robert Barringer
George Laidlaw
Minneapolis
I& Pesiani
Latonia Theatre Taken Over by Bank
Oil City April 5 The Kalomia Theatre was purchased by Citizens Banking Company of Oil City at a sheriff sale conducted by H. M. Voorhees in the courthouse Monday morning. The bank described as a creditor said plans for the theatre’s future were indefinite but noted the Latonia will likely continue as a separate entity. Latonia Mhestra, valued near $100,000, opened about two and a half years ago. The building was condemned.
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Oil City
Kalomia
Citizena Banking Company
Onl City
Sheriw H. M. Voorhées
Citizens Banking Company
W. C. Tunis
Tor Us
Frome Oper
Latonia
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