We the People by Jay Franklin Washington on liberalism
April 22 opinion piece arguing liberalism under threat from both ends of the political spectrum. It critiques Roosevelt era judicial reform, defends democratic principles, and warns that court packing would harm democracy and empower corporate power. The author cites figures like Wheeler, Roosevelt, and the era’s parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Liversia
Wandrow Wilsch Ghee Cilfed
New York
Liberty League
Morgan
Huey
Wheeler
Burton J. Wheeler
Montana
Wall Street
Degerta
Ion Zeasen
Apteep
Amishean Bar Association
Cyverty League
al Smiths
Newton Bakers
Corporation Stooges
North Ant Roll
Budget Talk Nears For Vine Corry School District
Taxpayers await a tentative 1987 88 budget presented to the Board of Education. The district faces a revenue shortfall after slumping tax collections, with calls to retrench and possibly issue bonds to balance the books. Directors weigh operating cuts and spending choices while stressing affordability for residents and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Vine Corry
Schol
Paxpayers Tamilive
Mion Tnek
Board of Peuestion
Eich
Americans Pull Out of Ethiopia as War Shifts Interests
A historical dispatch notes the United States terminating consular activities in Ethiopia during the Italian conquest era. The move follows similar steps in North Africa, signaling Washington’s withdrawal from direct business and representation where American interests no longer require services.
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Ethiopia
Adis
Ababa
Hiestle
Washington
Ithingia
Liveraly
Ay Mussalini
Exthi- Vola
Talian Empire
Public view of Civilian Conservation Corps as key relief unit
Readers praise the CCC as the nation's most successful government agency aiding unemployed youths. It restored self respect, taught useful skills, and fostered charity and teamwork during hard times. Public sentiment supports continuing the program as a permanent part of relief efforts amid fluctuating numbers.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Dons
Faa
unclear fragmentary text about COG membership and costs
Fragmentary lines discuss COG membership limits and costs. Mentions President proposing shrinking to 300000, Congress feasibility, and costs of maintaining Muklings Gyeproof. Content is incoherent and lacks clear events or named entities.
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Sien Ayho
Ibe Rodensigeres
CCE
Congress
Nourtsk Koow Unie
Pollus
Representative Outence Urges Small Save In Congress
The article reports a recent bid in Congress to save 10 cents by lowering the mileage allowance from 2 to 10 cents. It notes opposition arguing against the cut and suggests widespread small-sum savings across departments could add up, urging voters to press representatives and local officials for frugality.
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Outence
Congress
Gongressmer
Tn National
Converseman Mitchell
Protective Foods for Health and Longevity
The article explains that protective foods are natural essentials beyond basic fuel. Dr Henry Sherran of Columbia University outlines common sources like milk eggs green and yellow vegetables and fruit as simple ways to obtain minerals and vitamins.
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New York Academy of Medicine
Henry C.sherran
Columbia University
Hei
Stewart Says on Patronage in Congress
Washington April 12 A seasoned column discusses the administration using patronage to influence legislation. It notes many lawmakers accept appointments from loyal supporters while rebels face regular disregard, with the author asserting the practice is common and largely undisputed on Capitol Hill.
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Charles P. Stewart
General Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Stewart
Anit
Gorse
Twenty Years Ago Notes From the Journal Files
A scan of 1917 era items reports Cadet Corps organization at the high school with uniforms. obituary for Mire Rasselas W. Brown. a joint complaint to the Public Service Commission by Erie, Cow y, and Warren over gas rates. a concert by Blakes J. Blair and Miss Maris Slattery. a new grocery delivery link. fire damages to the Carry Pay Company plant causing losses between 780,000 and 820,000. a Brownell Shoe Company executive leaves for Pennsylvania Leather Co. Wallace Weltian detailed as lieutenant in Company A at the State Armory. broader prewar national mobilization notes and a political administration critique.
Clare MacDowell’s Comeback and Hollywood Blossoms
Hollywood society notes Clare MacDowell, once a leading silent star, planning a comeback after financial setbacks. She recalls early glory opposite Len Chaney and Ramoo Navarro’s mother role in Ben Hur, plus a mention of a new project at MGM. The piece also covers Hollywood Boulevard adding five foreign cars for Blaise of Scotland Yard and details spring blossoms provided by Southern California ranches for a Maytime production.
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Holeliwood
Cali
Apri
Clare MacDeell
Hollywood
Mitte
Roland Pictiren
Mist MacDowell
Miss MacDowell
Joteen
Ramoo Navarro
Anal
Anuler
Juhi
Gilbert
Len Chaney
M-G4m
Thouevard
Boon
Blaise of
Scotland Yard
Victory Pictures
Sam Katsman
Bol Hilly Pred Ptahle
Tred Bat
Jim
Cutter
Otto Bubner
Wally Mansell
Leonard Lascerath
Batsmin
M-G-M
California
Loutine Fazenda
Valley
Spencer Tragg
Encino
See and Know Pennsylvania Salt Center summary
Pennsylvania Scanla and Historic Commission describe Salina in West Nortland County as a former salt manufacturing center. The article notes Salina's location on the Kiskiminstas River used to transport salt by boats.
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SEE
KNOW
Pennsylvania
Scanla and Historic Commission
Salina
Westnortland County
Kiskiminstas
Former Corry Girl Dies in Albuquerque
Former Corry resident Mrs Dyward Figging nee Sern Heatly died Saturday night in Albuquerque New Mexico at about 720 PM. Burial arrangements in Albuquerque. Mrs Higgins has been in the area about four years and was a graduate of the Crywel Bursess Training School. Local notices list Corry RD as a contact point but details are incomplete.
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Corry
Albuquerque
Fred Heath
R. D
Dyward Figging
Sern Heatly
Aymquique
Higgins
Bursess
Terrvnoe
Paris Styles Paris Evening Gowns by Molyneux in Vogue
Paris April 22 one of Molyneux's standout gowns in viridescent pear satin ordered by Princess Nicholas of Greece. Describes a full skirt, low neckline, and cape with silver fox trim. Also notes a black crepe sheath with hyacinth trim and fox cape, plus lace gowns with hoop silhouettes and a fashion tip featuring two spring evening skirt styles.
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Paris
Molyneux
Nicholas
Greece
Duchess of Kent
Jong
Representative at Large and World Inland Seas
A summary explaining a representative at large as a member of the house elected by voters of an entire state. It notes the Caspian Sea as a largest inland sea between Europe and Asia, about 700 miles long and 270 miles wide. mentions Oberlin College as a U. S. institution.
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U. S
House of Representatives
Jentine Alate
Caspian Sea
Eux Yope
Asia
Great Lakes
North America
Obskin College
Oberlin
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Puter
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Sidoumey
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Journal
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Cimerce
la Cadet Corps
Board of Commerce
Punlle Service Commission
Erie
Cowy
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FA Range
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Armay
Diratur Blacts
J. Bln
Mir
William Blair
Maris Slatery
Prank Slattery
Bradfoss
Tiarringe al
St. ‘Thomas
Weer
Ani Wilisinis
Nave
Carry Pai) Company
Gh, Crippen
Baal Stack
Car] Smith
Cory
Ae Brownell Shoe Ossmpany
Sip Pennsylvania Leather Co
Walace Weltian
Winnes State Armory
Hrargest Industries
Serlious
Jana
Che Boon
Wilerford
Hollywood Ee
Hinta
Wiedon
Wellington
Mary Borchard Tneaater
Biss
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