Arctic Pioneering Tale Of Northeastern Passage Conquered
The article describes Soviet efforts to open the Arctic route from Murmansk to Vladivostok with four freighters, ice breakers, and a network of ships. It notes scientific expeditions, tests of ice free waters north of 60 and 88 parallels, and potential resources like coal zinc copper gold oil. Russian Arctic development includes agriculture, aviation lines, and growing city of Murmansk from under 9,000 to 80,000 with infrastructure.
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Arctic
Murmansk
Russia
Vladivostok
Fromurmansk
Chreia
Kitlickmowa Islands
Arctic Circle
Nort
Murmansis
Europe
Orient
Cape Barrow
Alaska
Hudson Bay
Canada
Steps to dodge war outline for US embargo measures
The State Department propos es a plan to keep the United States out of war by embargoing munitions shipments, restricting travel of American citizens on ships carrying munitions, halting loans to belligerents, barring armed vessels from ports, deterring enlistment of Americans in belligerent armies, and curbing public sympathy for belligerents. Congress may consider new laws this session. debate centers on enforcement and public impact, with cautious optimism expressed about wiser action than before World War I.
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State Department
Ington
Americ Eitena
Congress
Ameritus
Tax comparisons spark envy over British taxes
A fragmented 1910s era screed contrasts U.S. and British tax systems. It claims a single American with $31,000 income pays little tax, while a British earner with similar income faces higher duties. The piece notes a $85.68 tax on $34,000 and mentions various figures to argue Americans pay less.
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United States
Tygland
America
Ynan
Ig Baylightman
Tax Comparisons and Public Spending Debate Erupt
An article contrasts U.S. and British income taxes with examples showing a $3,000 income taxed $8 in the U S versus $2 205 in Great Britain on a $12,000 income paying $602 and $2,205 respectively. It notes exemptions for a dependent child at $400 in the United States and $200 in Britain, and mentions critics urging higher taxes while readers complain about high rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Vaxes
British Budget Sparks Debate Over War Debt Payments
In Parliament Labour members criticized the government for a perceived breach of treaty debts. The Chancellor countered that the budget balanced at America’s expense while stressing Britain’s aim of financial purity. Some MPs urge a liberal compromise to settle debts, arguing Britain has paid more than others and may resume payments if given concessions.
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Amisrea
Britain
Opl
Washington
Wak Basi
Unclear Horoscope Advice Urges Caution On Relationships
A fragment from Star Signals dated April 22 advises readers not to marry or engage, warning tendencies are stormy and suggesting focus on inventions rhymes and animal occupations to avoid accidents. It hints at using birthdate insights but lacks full details.
Nicknamed Senators Spark Odd WashingtonAssembly
United Press reports playful nicknames for Senate figures such as Lord Asbestos Henry Ashurst and Kingfish Huey Long, tracing origins to A J Barkley ascribed monikers. The piece notes hats and mock quests for missing headwear, with a spoof calendar hinting at 1935 political theater.
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United Press
Washington
Lord Asbestos
Dot
Young Bob
Dapper Dimmy
Cactus Jack
Jay Ham
Kingfish
United States Senate
Henry F. Ashurst
Ariz
Cotton
Ellison D. Smith
Poe
Isad
Bob
Robert Lavallette
Wis
Dapper
Jimmy
James BP. Byrnes
Joan N. Garner
Jaws Hamilton Lawis
Sey
Huey P. Long
Sen
Cope
Hollywood Lighting Styles Shaped by Master Camerawork
In Hollywood, expert camera artist Henry Sharpe explains how lighting directs audience emotion. He notes hard lights suit sinister thrillers with backlit silhouettes and dramatic shadows, while romantic scenes demand soft, pervasive glow, and pageant films require bright, sharp illumination despite color and crowd.
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Hollywood
Henry Sharpe
Sharpe
Marriage of Corry couple announced in local notice
A wedding notice from Weestries New York area announces the marriage of Allene Brooke of Meauville daughter of Mrs L D Brooks to Lavampe Husier of Jamestown Ohio. The couple plan to reside in Cotoyon. Also listed are sale and rental ads for household items and real estate in the same notice.
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Mijas Allene Brooke
T Meauville
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes and Local Moves
Kier Davis of the local police captured an Erie man wanted for assault with intent to kill. City Commission approved road and parkway bills, first readings for several projects, and a bond issue of 8800 dollars at four percent interest. A $10,000 damage claim against the Erie railroad for a death will be heard in county courts this summer. Local authorities intensify efforts to curb drink supply to habitual drinkers. High school graduation committee sets a $6000 material limit for graduation gowns and related items. A new track team with 27 members forms at the High School with Lyle Clough as manager.
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Kier Davis
Erie
City Commission
Smith Street
Wright
Centr
Smith
Genter
Wayne Streets
Park Place
Maple Avene
Washington Street
Panneyvania
Hesex Street
Wis
Patterson
Erie Railroad
R. 8
Johpson
Thomas Yohnson
Lyle Clough
Paris Fashion: Spring Suits Fill Shops and Runways
Paris styles signal a brisk suit season with three quarter length coats in rough tweeds and vested tailored suits in smooth weaves. Schiaparelli debuts bold color pairings and a soft woolen brown teal ensemble. outfits feature broad-shouldered three quarter coats, turquoise lining, and dotted foulard blouses with brown felt hats completing the look.
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Paris
Schiaparelli
Weis
Francois Villon
Waleh
Former Corry resident dies after heart ailment
John Cullen longtime Western Union supervisor in Corry and later Postal Telegraph worker in Buffalo died suddenly at about 2 30 this morning. He suffered heart trouble and had complained of symptoms at the Postal Telegraph offices before returning home to pass away. He survived by a daughter.
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Buffalo
John Cullen
Western Union Telegraph Company
City
Cullen
Pastaelegraph Company
Corry
Western’ Union
Western Union Company
The
Postal Telegraph
Take Over Operation North Corry Station
E. W. Bacous George Mule ick and Jack Baker have taken over the Emblem Oil company station at North Gerry. They plan expansion in operation and service including greasing washing lubrication and other vehicle servicing. The new proprietors seek patronage of motorists, promising the best service. Miss Mary Brookman of Cleveland is visiting here with her parents. Mrs Lucille Cullen of Corry is father of Titusville and four sisters in Buffalo. Funeral arrangements had not been completed.
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E. W. Bacous
George Muleick
Jack Baker
Emblem Oil Company
North Gerry
Gulicyt
Mary Brookman
Cleveland
H. A. Brookmilh
East Miln Street
Lucille Cullen
Corry
Titusville
Siairs
Buffalo
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Ayd, Golegrove
Ether Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
T W
Mee
Athen Barkley
Ashurst
Neme
Barkley
Grogs
Norris
Ry Nebr
Senate
Nortin Hnally
Percy Gassaway
Oki
Acs
Jayhrhoeledt
Haschull Gammy
Dane
TS Shop
N.Y
Rewaumnadhie
Ainey
Br A. L. Saiith Property
9 & Bentley Ur
Gertrude Shields
Agotts Scrapbook
Harriet Fairbanks
Medford
Mass
Fairbanks
Anip
Finest High School
IH Vena
Austria
North Corry Station
Condra’s Pharmacy
Rexall Drug Store
Redingotes
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
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