Congress Should Probe TVA For National Power Policy
Jay Franklin Washington argues Congress must investigate the Tennessee Valley Authority to shape a future national policy on public ownership and power distribution. He calls for overhauling TVA amid corruption charges and questions of regional planning, praising Borah and McNary for public service and urging impartial, broad inquiry into federal hydro power.
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Senate
Judiciary
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Piibune Syndicate
Darkness spreads as Prague bans Nazi news reports
Prague government forbids further news about Nazi Germany and Austria, forcing correspondents to flee to Budapest. The move raises fears for press freedom across Central Europe as journalists contend with increasing political suppression and potential expulsion to Switzerland, signaling a darkening regional era.
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Germany
Austria
Budapest
Switzerland
Europe
Hitler
Erie Times Celebrates 50th Anniversary With John Mead Sr
The Erie Times journal marks its fiftieth anniversary on April 12 1883 celebrating founder owner John J Mead Sr and staff. Corry readers join in greetings as Mead’s lifelong printing career is recalled and the edition highlights the paper as a regional staple in northwestern Pennsylvania.
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Imest
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Insurance Guarantees and Confidence in Trusty Insurers
A fragment discusses insurance companies' stability amid fears of risk, noting dividends shrinking but policies kept, and compares to a landmark 54 monument to Justice Hughes. It mentions railroads and bonds as investment components, warning that federal and private oversight may affect insurers and potential bankruptcies.
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Twenty Years Ago Taken From the Journal Flice
A 1918 reminiscence column notes Sergt Glenn Paulson’s death from pneumonia as the first Corry man to fall in the current war. Other items include a firm partnership dissolution, Richard Field joining aviation, Stanford Hose Company officers, births, visits, and commentary on federal insurance and railroad guarantees.
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Flice
Glenn Paulson
Sergt Paulson
Chinese Strength Seen by War Correspondent Karl Von Wiegand
Karl Von Wiegand reports from Shanghai that Japanese military strength is overrated and Chinese resistance underrated. He notes Japanese generals express disappointment at the effort and toll of subduing China, while Chinese forces continue to resist as costs rise and the Japanese strain grows.
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Atir
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Shanghai
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Eifort
China
IL Hayin
Motuia
Japanese War Minister Admits Setbacks in China
First official acknowledgment of trouble in China comes from War Minister General Sugiyari who states Japan is far from attaining military objectives in the current incident, signaling difficulties beyond initial gains.
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Japan
Sugiyaris
Early U S provisional stamps feature Washington on 1846 Millbury issue
The piece outlines the emergence of early provisional stamps before official issues, noting a 1846 Millbury Massachusetts provisional with Washington’s head, valued today at up to 10 000 mint, four thousand used and six thousand on a cover. It cites 1845 New York provisional usage and 1847 official stamps debut with a black 10 cent Washington.
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George
Washington
Millbury
Mass
New York
Robert H. Morris
U.S
Stuart
Walt Limes
Gonyright
NBA Gervlee
Peete
Lightning the Hollywood film dog lives a star’s routine
Aiming to fit a dog’s life to the screen, Lightning the Hollywood dog enjoys daily grooming, teeth cleaning, and nail care. He follows a strict schedule with meals, trained cues, and school between shoots for THcO-Radio’s Blind Alibi. Lightning works as a seeing eye dog on screen while its owner and trainer Marl Johnson oversees practice and safety.
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Marl Johnson
Thco-Radio
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Strongheart
May With the Hee Plan for a Great Yield
Pardon for the great yield guides compact vegetable beds with space efficiency. It advises planting after harvest, provisioning supports for pole beans tomatoes and cucumbers, and using chicken wire to prevent trampling.
Standpat Policy of A. M. A. Debate at New York Convention
Fragmented text discusses the Standpat Policy presented before the New York convention of the American Medical Association. Names and details are garbled, with unclear references to speakers and outcomes. Further readable facts are not present to establish a clear event date, participants, or conclusions.
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Behind the scenes on Washington utility fight under act
April 12 Washington report on the government fight with public utility holding companies resumes soon. Some will register with the Securities and Exchange Commission under the holding company act, while others challenge the act in court. The service charge provisions, aimed at cost-based inter company charges, loom as the next clash, with Associated Gas & Electric chief H. C. Hopson expected to front resistance. A large part of the dispute centers on which firms must comply and how costs are allocated among parent and operating companies.
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Supreme Court
Securities and Exchange Commission
H. C. Hopson
Associated Gas & Electric Network
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Ioby Committee
SHC
SEC
A. G
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Hopson
Ole Cigs
Virginia
Alexavaria
Averoaig River
Aloganier Roper
Hay
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Plate Corporation Commission
Paris Styles Part: April 12 Fashion Notes From Pastel Flowers
Report on spring fashion trends highlighting pastels bold prints daffodils and cyclamen tones. Describes coats capes evening gowns by Catherine Parel and Chanel looks, with emphasis on waistlines sleeves and accessories and notes pastel colors to lead the season.
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Peibibit
Althouetty
Paris
Morlimey
Ratte
Lelig
Catherine Parel
China
Gauly Rand dances to open Southern Association season
In a fragmented sports note, Gauly Rand may open the Southern Association baseball season with at home plate festivities marking the start. The text hints at broader international tensions and legal questions, but focuses on the playful opening gesture and fan interest.
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