Jeffersonianism and the New Deal column analysis
The piece reflects on Jeffersonian ideals versus the New Deal as Democrats plan Jefferson Day dinners on April 18. It notes Roosevelt’s radio address, debates over states rights and centralized power, and Jefferson’s warnings against entangling alliances. The essay frames Jefferson as a radical thinker favoring law and progress with public preservation needing flexibility.
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Thomas Jefferson
Roosevelt
Jefferson
Monticello
Ian Jefferson
Hhis Day
Baruch Tours London Critics and Frosts New Hampshire Roots
Bernard Baruch, on a London trip, urges de industrializing Germany and Japan for a generation and safeguarding veterans' rights with concrete job protections. American poet Robert Frost, celebrating his 70th birthday, is praised as a major figure akin to Emerson and Whitman. An aside traces Germany’s origins to ancient times and Arminian defeats near the Weser.
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Baruch
Bernard Baruch
London
Europe
Germany
Japan
United Nations
England
Robert Frost
Emerson, Foe
Emily Dickinson
Walt Whitman
San Francisco
Frost
New Hampshire
New England
United States
North
Boston
Prost
Disclosure of Proposed Voting Ratio Echoes of 1919
The article recalls the Crimean Conference talks on a three votes per side plan for the Soviet Union and United States in a future world security body, comparing to Roosevelt's statements and Wilson era reservations. It notes Senate debates in 1919 about veto power, reservations and the shift toward broader Dominion and India independence in foreign affairs.
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Fdr
Seatram Benedict
San Francisco
Soviet Union
United States
World Security Organization
Great Britain
Iidia
Roosevelt
Hull
Santa Claus
Churchill
Marshal Stalin
Generalissima Chisat Kai-Shek
Senate
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
League
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India
Cuba
Panama
Liberia
Capper
Kansas
Johnson Url
California
Walsh
Massachus
Gerry
Rhode Island
McKellar
Tennessee
Congress
Tn Senate
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files April 10 1925
A 1925 recap notes Henley Clark & Son reorganized after selling holdings for 45000 to A O Chapin Erie lawyer. Elmer Gilbertson elected president of Stanford Hose Company, succeeding Charles Lester. Vern Group signs with Evie pro team. Jocko Munch to manage Brig. Louise Whiteley of Concord street ill in Al condition. Eris specialist called in and improving. Miss Start from University of Michigan returns home for vacation with Ben F Starrs family. parents accompany. Buster Monday concert and ball at State Armory hosted by LBA with Rathbun orchestra. program 8:15 start, dancing to 9 to 1. Rhine line debate on Roman vs barbarian divides. War man name hints at German leader. Funding Work questioned amid war era rhetoric.
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Vern Group
Corry
Evie
Jocko Munch
Louise
L. W. Whiteley
Concord Street
Eris
State Armory
Rathbun
Lalerh
Danie |Ing
Daily Dozen: Rabies Advice From Medical Society
The article warns about rabies after animal bites, instructing to wash wounds, observe the animal for two weeks, and seek medical or health department guidance for possible rabies treatment. It notes that rabid animals die within ten days, recommends killing or quarantining suspected rabid animals for months, and cautions about stray animals this spring.
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Jia
Health Department
Driver and victim blamed in Erie truck death case
In Erie county court house a coroner's jury found both driver Edward J Jorge and victim Benjamin Moyni to blame for the death of 76 year old Moyni. Moyni had been crossing East 26th street near Ash street when struck by a light truck. Jorge testified he had only six months driving experience and that Moyni began crossing unexpectedly. Traffic Patrolman James Yaple reported 65 foot skid marks indicating the truck was moving at speed prior to impact.
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Edward J. JorgeHe
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Nhar Ash Street
Tim
James Yapie
Deer Invades Warren YWCA in April Visit
A deer appeared in Warren, likely a buck, causing surprised residents as it roamed the central town area. It smashed through a main building window at the YWCA cafeteria, then fled to the kitchen and out a rear window into a fenced yard before escaping toward the woods.
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Warren
How's Your I Q A Quiz From A Shaky Page
A garbled quiz asks about the Japanese news agency the three wartime presidents married while in office raised bread ingredients for coughs the ICC function origins and other oddities. The questions mix truth and false items about Garfield and early media.
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U. S
Toretate Commerce Commission
James A. Garfield
USA
Battlefront Career and Death of Gen Rose
Hal Boyle chronicles General Maurice Rose of the Third Armored Division, famed for bold leadership and relentless pursuit of German forces on the Western Front. Rose rose from private to top armored commander, died in combat after leading a 101-mile single-day advance, leaving a legacy of calm risk taking and devotion to the battlefront.
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Hal Boyle
Battlefront
Gen. Rose
Germany
Maurice Tose
Rose Drom
Rommel
Rose
Ernie Harmon
Second Armored Division
Harmon
Hell On Wivers
France
Mons
Belgium
First National Bank
First Armored
Tunists
Italy
Third Armored
Europe
Guentin
Fle
Tom
St. Nt
Rally Friday Night at McCray Church
The Methodist Youth Federation rally will be held at McCray Church Friday evening April 17 at 7 o clock. Supper served by the Ladies Aid for 75 cents. Walter R. Warner Meadville Conference youth counselor will speak. Ralph Moteali of Wadsburg is song leader and a program of special music will be provided by several local churches. All sub-district AIL welcome and urged to attend.
Thefts Exposed by Ball Game in Clean April
Police exposed a theft ring after a ball game led to an investigation. Ten boys aged 12 to 15 confessed burglaries spanning Union Street, including stores such as a drug store, bakery, barber shop, garage, dairy, jewelry shop and an inn. Loot valued at multiple items including revolvers, tools, canned goods, silverware, sporting gear, and money.
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M Pew
Union Street
Iisusdry
Cuba ‘Lake
Severm Tih
Gasoline truck wreck spills fuel near Titusville
An overturned gasoline truck at the entrance to the City Service refinery near Titusville spilled about 500 gallons of fuel. No serious injuries were reported beyond minor scrapes to a five year old passenger. the driver Charles B. Martin and a second occupant escaped harm. Police from nearby jurisdictions investigated the incident.
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Cijiey Service
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Jot Martin
Charlos B. Martin
Ville Powe
Clarence P. Collins
Mr. Stuck
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