Twenty Years Ago In Journal Files Apr 12 1915
Fifteen year old Carlton Morrell breaks his shoulder after a fast bicycle ride. Miss Mary Moore sprains her knee at Arnold Millinery. A farmer’s team runs wild on Main Street near McIntosh property. Conductor W. Stone survives an attempted stabbing on a Pennsy train. Corry Relief Society notes 177.90 spent on relief so far this year. Birth celebrated for Mrs Patterson’s daughter. A late wind storm cuts telephone and telegraph lines. Local men plan athletic meet for July 5 in this city.
Treasury fears 2035 debt as 1849 figures amuse reporters
United Press reports a Richmond Palladium clipping from January 8 1832 shows 1849 receipts from customs 22681925 and public lands 1517175 while expenditures hit 25044358. It notes a 1941 public debt of 3912310 and observes treasury worries over revenue and impost policy as Ickes jokes about new teeth.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury Department
Richmond
Federal Relief Administration
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Treasury
Samuel D. Ingham
Pennsylvania
Andrew Jackson
Star Signals Horoscope Admonitions and Dates
The passage outlines daily guidance for April 13 with caution on afternoon plans and suggests a safe period after the evening meal. It notes March 1996 as favorable for finances and flags danger in July 13 to 28, 1935, plus advises letter writing and desk clearing on April 20 and 21, 1935. It reads as a period horoscopes-style item with multiple dated notes.
Grand Commandery Knights Templar Conclave in Pittsburgh
The eighty second annual Grand Commandery of Pennsylvania Knights Templar will convene May 27 to 29 in Pittsburgh. Hundreds attend, with a Sunday service at Trinity Cathedral, a Monday opening session at the William Penn Hotel, a parade Tuesday morning, and officers to be elected Wednesday.
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Theodore A. Motheral
Thomas
Ashford I
Harry 8. Allen
Ralph $. Davis
Bhner F.thomas
le Allen Williams
Albert L. Brahm, Jr
Albert J. Kreiling
John Hf
Mulvey
Thomas H. Edmunds
Hoss I Davis
Harry C. Haus
Hamy
Locke
Edmund J. Brandon
Fred Will
Wm. B. Tipton
Arthur S. Rodeniser
Ohm A. Lathwood
Templar
Trinity Cathedral
James McQuilkin
Garnegie
Arch
Cedar
Mt. Washington
New East Liberty Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg Country Club
Tipton
George W. Sitgresves
Fulton
Pennsylvania
LaGuardia seeks funds for New York lighting plant
Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia said a formal application for a Northeast school district power project will be submitted soon. He noted the public works plan may require more than 15 million dollars in PWA funds, calling the figure “pretty good guess.” There were no resignations reported in New York City.
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Public Works
Harold L. Tékes
PWA
LaGuardia
Sn Unite
Vress
Washington
Fiorella Hi
Selling Corry To Attract Industry In Northwestern Pennsylvania
A Journal article urges selling Corry as a prime industrial location along the Erie Railroad, highlighting quick access to New York Chicago Buffalo and Pittsburgh routes. It extols natural and man made advantages including water power, utilities, climate, and recreation to lure a branch plant, urging aggressive action for dividends.
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the Journal of An Industrial Development
Pennsylvania
Mitway
New York
Chicago
Erie Railroad
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Erie
Philadelphia
Corry
Golden Rule Club
Autos Lead Again as Industry Rebounds Toward Prosperity
The automobile sector shows renewed growth with output near 1928 levels. Production is rising after a late start, with many manufacturers expanding and new steel and plant investments on the horizon. Observers cite government stimulus and rising incomes as signals of a broad business revival across diverse sectors.
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AL Milon
Lnree
Russian Propaganda Remarks Spark Debate at Public Address
A public address featured Alexander Troydnovstky discussing propaganda with remarks on Russian government and party activities. He claimed the Raussen government concentrates on legitimate governmental matters through proper channels while distinguishing the government from the Communist Party and criticizing foreign influences shaping propaganda.
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Alexander Troydnovstky
Bursik Amabassi Ir Ly Lin
United States
Paris Styles in Apr Fashion Notes From Paris
In Paris today, Emine nt airs and Lady Davies select dresses from Molyneux and Saxe. The Princess Paul and Rogoris unveil black white prints, chalk crepe trims, and a hazel nut angora ensemble with a pigskin belt, while a black tweed morning coat complements the day’s outfits.
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Paris
Lege
Paul
Yugoslavia
Duchess of Kent
Propaganda and Communist Critique in Russia Debate
A speaker notes that Communist propaganda lacks official sanction in Russia, while acknowledging Russia’s own efforts to propagate abroad. He claims Western criticism of communism is stronger than Russia’s own defense, and the audience responds with laughter. He suggests Russia combats propaganda more than American capitalism.
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Russia
Former Chicago detective lands role on The G Men set
On the Warner Brothers First National lot in Hollywood a conservatively dressed man named Charles Sherlock, once a Chicago police detective sergeant gunned down by gangsters, is cast as a Department of Justice agent after an initial rejection. Sherlock, who was gravely injured years ago, had been acting in minor film parts since moving to California.
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Hollywood
William Keighley
Warner Brothers First National
Department of Justice
Jane
Keighley
Chicago
Director Keighley
Charlies Sherlock
California
Best Remedy for Bladder Weakness Promoted
A testimonial from A L Hurd of Detroit lauds Thompson's Barosine Tablets as the best remedy for bladder weakness. The ad suggests kidney cleansing to remove poisons and relieves back and bladder trouble, claiming the kidneys filter blood and clogged kidneys allow poisons into the system.
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Thompson
A. L. Hurd
Superior St
Detroit
Library Board Names Officers At Columbus
The Columbus library board elected Emma Dutton president Merle Page as vice president Mildrat Swanson as secretary and Arthur Page as treasurer for the coming year The four officers and Miss Mary M Geehan will serve on the board of directors Florence Howles and Helen Brown were chosen librarians A motion was made to purchase new books and supplies
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Columbus
Community Church
Gordon's
Florence Howles
Charies Borstorff
Oorin
Servia
Martin Williams
Columbus Grange
Pine Valley
Zoe Williams
H. L. Monroe
Emma Dutton
Merle Page
Mildrat Swanson
Arthur Page
Mary M.geehan
Helen Brown
Erie appoints Dr Strimple county health officer
Dr Strimple of Erie is named Erie county health officer, succeeding Dr R O Miller who held the post since 1921. The appointment, communicated Thursday by Dr Edith Moor Dexter state secretary of Health, pays 1500 dollars per year.
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J.P. Siple
Erie
Thuratay
Erie County
R. O. Miller
Bunke
24Th Street
Strimple
Edith Moor Dexter
State Secretary of Health
Miller
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Robert Childs
John Green
W. Stone
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