Mayor Miller Defies Promises With Final Reading of Job Bill
In a tense public meeting Mayor Miller repudiated earlier assurances to hear taxpayers before acting on a job-creating ordinance. With Councilmen Duke and Heath, he pushed the bill to third reading, while critics lament limited protest and accuse city leadership of suppressing public access and ignoring state laws. Taxpayers fear a broader conflict as discontent grows.
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Miller
Duke and Heath
Corry
Get Up Nights 25 Cent Bukets Test Ad
An old advertisement promotes Bukets bladder laxative in a 25 cent box. It claims to drive out impurities and acids that irritate the bladder, helping sleep after a four day test. It compares action to castor oil on the bowels and guarantees by Kels ter's Drug Store.
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Kels
Ter’s
Washington World Series Echoes Stir Amid Wirt Feil Affair
April Washington scene resembled a world series as the Wirt Feil scare climaxed with a public listing of principals. Alice Barrows Mary Taylor and others faced reporters in government offices while a red flag rose officially over the Soviet embassy reflecting heightened tension.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Mary ‘Taylor
Pish
Piffle
Davit Cashman Coyle
Wirt
Laurence Wodd
Todd
Robert Breiire
Soviet Union
White House
Paris Styles Gold Returns In Jewelry Trends
Paris reports a fashion shift toward gold as a symbol of wealth and style. Historical films featuring gold ornaments influence modern jewelry, with Cartier and Mauboussin offering gold pear necklaces in varied sizes to complement high gowns and necklines.
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Paris
Rue da la Parm
Champs Elysees
Christine
Catherine the Great
Cartier
Mauboissin Mave
Here Comes Charlie Charms Harding Audience At Benefit Play
A large crowd attended a Tuesday evening performance of Here Comes Charlie at Harding School in aid of the Harding Home and School Association. The home cast delivered a creditable free act comedy, with many performers earning hearty applause.
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Charlie
Hardinss
Harding Home and School Association
Meiinera
Cagney Masters Comedy In Every Tough Role
Hollywood praise follows James Cagney as he steers tough guy roles toward comic effect. He believes lasting success rests on making audiences laugh, detailing how he injects humor into hoodlums and mugs. His new film Jimmy the Gent features a prop scalp scar and a carefull plan for longevity in the industry.
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Hollywood
Mmny Cagney
Public Enemy
Eis Hall
Mic
Cagney
Mac
Virginia Bince
Tate
Jimmy
Roosevelt Enroute Home From Cruise
President Roosevelt leaves Miami aboard the yacht Noramahl for Washington after two weeks in the tropics. He is joined by his son James and NRA officials General Hugh Johnson and Donald Richberg. A guard surrounds the motor to Bayfront Railway. Mayor Sewell welcomes him and notes a fine winter season.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Roosevelt Special Enroute
Washington
Roosevelt
Miami
Roosevilt
James
Just
Dotinson
National Recovery Ast
Donald
Agai
Iia
Hugh S. Johnson
Benefit Party for Hospital Supports Community Care
A benefit party hosted by Catholic Daughters of America at the K of C rooms in Noho showcased a card event with ten tables. Prizes included a contract award to Mrs. G. Barker, a five hundred donation from Wing Willi Star Slanes, and other gifts from local merchants. A lunch of peach melba and coffee followed, served by committee chair Mrs. Luke Graham and assistants. Notable attendees included Mrs. Luke Graham, Miss Anna Shields, Mrs. Mary Sandusky, and Mrs. LT. Slattery guest of honor.
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Corry Hospital
Court Conception No
Catholic Daughters of America
Willi Star Slanes
C. B. Rafter
Keister
Luke Graham
Anna Shields
Mary Sandusky
Evie
LT. Slattery
Clair
Golden Rule Club Speaker to Speak on Police Service
William Ines former sergeant of the Pennsylvania State Police will address the Golden Rule Club at the upcoming monthly dinner. Arrangements were finalized by President Blair Esfergl Jones. Ines recently retired after long service as a trooper. The April meeting will be at St Edwar's Hall.
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William Ines
Frmer
Pennsylvania State Police
Golden Rule Club
Blair
Esfergl. Jones
St. Edwar's Hall
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Corry Evening Journal
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Avihir Golegravess
Publicver National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 41Th St
New York
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Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Real Estate Trust
Philadelphia
WM. D. Rowe
Carty
Rex
Harding
Doane
West Main St
Presto
Nelly Don
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Bank of Deposit
Member
Federal Reserve System
Florida
NRA
Thomas Roe
Dorothy Jones
Bradford
Corry’s
Genevieve Tobin
Chapin
E.R.R
Kellogg's
Vienna
Fredonia Seed
Sussmans
LA France
Sunkist
Nationwide Service Grocers
Weighbor
Pennsylvania
Spencer’s Place
West
Washington St
Will J. Wilcox
East Main St
Lynn Gordon & Son
Donaldson Bros
Knowlton’ Cash Grocery
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