Railway freight totals show slow upturn across lines
Freight figures from multiple lines indicate continued traffic recovery trends. Santa Fe moved 20 459 cars, Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul 10 391, and major lines like Chicago Burlington and Quincy 71 824, with Wabash and Illinois Central also posting gains. Local trade edges up as two factories report higher orders and last Saturday marks a stronger retail day in Corry.
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How Isolation Works In World Economy Analysis
An editorial summary notes rising isolation measures by governments, including the U.S., and argues that expanding world trade will drive recovery. It cites Geneva unemployment figures from 1980 to 1931 and shows rising rates across the United States, Germany, England, and Czechoslovakia as nations pursued self reliance and protectionist steps.
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New York Times
Geneva
United States
Germany
England
Czechoslovakia
There Must Be Tax Reduction in Early U S History
In 1920 the U S population was just under twice 1890, national wealth six times greater, and tax collections multiplied. By 1938 taxes consumed over 80 percent of national income amid rising government spending and debt. The author urges immediate tax cuts to enable recovery and urges federal, state, and local units to follow the same course.
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United States
Rail Business Shows New Increases In Trade
The daily evidences point to a general upward trend in business development with rising volume in display advertising at major newspapers and a marked increase in mid magazine ads. Department store wares show gains and clothing lines report improvements amid a five percent rise in gate loadings.
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Teporta
Ford
Paris Fashions Offer Diverse Blouse Styles and Couture
Paris fashion notes describe a dazzling variety of shirts and blouses, from necked and square to draped and twisted silhouettes. The piece highlights Goupy white dress shirts with tailored lines and a manly collar, plus Madame Peralta Ramos Malicent Rogers’s recent couture purchases in Riviera blue wool and white silk striped blouses.
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United Press
Paris
Goupy
Madamé Peralta Ramos
Malicent Rogers
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Farmer trades goat for two dollars of swine feed
A farmer at Fort Worth surrendered a goat in exchange for two dollars worth of swineyard feed. The barter was completed at the Fort Worth Stock Exchange where the transaction was recorded and confirmed by local market officials.
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Port Worth
Tex
Forth Worth
Surter
Twenty Years Ago Journal Snips Row of Town News
A mixed column from the journal files recalls Raymond avenue housing plans, trolley extension votes, and a $5,000 Mausoleum project by Pine Grove cemetery directors. Local business, court, theater and society notes include shoe shop beginnings, grand jury service, and birthday greetings.
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Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Gost
Prince Eugen Displays Landscapes in Stockholm Exhibition
Sweden's royal artist Prince Eugen, brother of King Gustaf, displays a collection of landscapes at the Academy of Art in Stockholm. The show highlights his prolific work and regional scenes as part of a royal cultural program.
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Sweden
Prince Eugen
Gusta
Tias
Academy of Art
Jemhard
Garner adapts to Senate pace as he trims whip use
Vice President Garner eases from House style to Senate tradition, keeping early hours and steady reading. His daily routine includes many social invites, with wife Mrs Garner accompanying him on occasions. He has secured two patronage appointments, Dalrymple as Prohibition Director and Nyans as Fourth Assistant Postmaster General, while facing questions over division vote rulings and the Black short week bill.
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Garner
Senate
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Gamer
A V. Dalrymplé
Prohibition
the Otter
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Arnevie Wip
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Robinson
Houst Witter
Menuts Fie
Whitch Garner
Colon Steel Works Expands to Add Mills Near Beaver
Good News Beaver reports Colon Steel Company near here, now employing 106 workers and operating three more mills after a large order. L Garbot, an official, said the mills were placed in operation to meet demand.
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Beaver
Colonis] Steel Company
Colona
Here
L. Garbot
Hollywood Film Shop Offers Onset Classrooms For Boys
Hollywood studios set up temporary on-site classrooms to educate 950 boys during filming of a Cagney project. Teachers work eight hours daily, blending arithmetic with acting, while the lot features tents and desks close to exterior sets. The arrangement aims to merge greasepaint with education as part of the production process.
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United Press Star
Hollywood
Galli
Jong Sien
Cagney
Warner Studion
White Cagney
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Sint
Harrisburg confusion and German crisis mirror state politics
Gifford Pinchot reflects on confusion over beer legislation in Harrisburg and criticizes beer interests and politics. He contrasts this with outrage over Nazi persecution in Germany and calls for lawmakers to end partisan gridlock and focus on public service. A Franklin coupe stolen in Meadville is recovered.
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Gifford Pinchot
Gifford Pinghot
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Democratic County
Coipimittees
Tne
Germany
Heer
Hitler
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Fragmentary reminiscences of local streets and figures
The readable lines recall the Buffalo Corry and Pittsburgh Railway round house on Prankchin Street and a summer band practice by the North Corry Vinegar Band. It also mentions Br Onley with a green hose on North Center Street and Reverend Crane as pastor of the Baptist church with an unclear urging.
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Corry
Pittsburgh
Prankchin Street
North Corry
Br. Onley
North Center Street
Rev. Crane
Baptist Church
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