Babson predicts end of New Deal amid war-driven outlook
Readers are urged to view a looming European conflict as potential to restore Roosevelt in 1940. The column weighs Republican candidates Dewey Taft Vandenberg Bricker, dismisses Landon Hoover, and argues war could boost American business and global trade, with reforms likely limited. It concludes by promoting Journal subscriptions.
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Babson
Roosevelt
Mr Roosevelt
Pernips Bhig
United States
Taft
Dewey
Washington
Vandenberg
Bricker
Sen
Landon
Hoover
Congress
Europe
Canada
France
Ingland
Fair Fight Pilot and Local Notices From Corry Area
Mrs Burton Dumnewold and son of Clymer to be discharged from Corry hospital this afternoon. Oil City Senior High plans a 200 student concert Tuesday to raise funds for transporting district music champions to the state meet. John G Kennedy ordered to destroy a beaver dam threatening pasture near Titusville. City tax levy set to rise from 44 000 to 100 000 by May 1 with funds available next month. Queen Esther Standard Bearers meet Monday at 7 30 pm at Miss Gene Parsons 804 Wright St for mite box opening and business. Legion bingo slated Saturday night 25 February.
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Burton Dumnewold and Son
Clymer
Corry Hospital
Oil City
Lo Worriston
John G. Kennedy
Charles Beauchat Germ
Titusville
Ereek
Erie
C. Frantia Hagerty
Lanslon's
Methodist Church
Welsek
Gene Parsons
Wright Street
Legion
Fire destroys historic Kisntone road landmark near Warren
The Prick home of George Gesa gan, a Kisntone rai landmark near Warren, burned last evening about 9 o clock. Fire raged about two hours. firefighters could not save the structure. Local notices report ensuing community discussions and related arrests and events.
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Pillsbury’s
Will J. Wilcox
George Gesagan
Preston Farm
Kisntone Rai
Warren
Sparta
Lester K. Adie
Warren High School
John G. Rossman
Avie
D. A. Avied
Warren County
Florida
Alice M. Mead
Meadville WPA garage project begins amid coal shortage impact
A WPA project starts in Meadville to build a brick garage 60 by 80 feet for city equipment. A frame house and a carriage will be demolished. Hyie Railroad back shops in Meadville closed due to coal shortages, echoed by Erie shops in Hornell. Mayor Barber reports Erie water dept has coal for about eight days. Emergency steps discussed. Corry hospital treated two patients, including a boy with appendicitis. PTA plans Washington school fair. local ice cream featured at Lindsley’s.
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Meadville
Hyie Railroad
Erie
Hornell
Charles R. Barber
Erie Water Department
Barber
Donald Triscuit
Harold Triscuit
Corry RD
Corry Hospital
Parent-Teachers’ Association of the
Washington School
Lindsley’s
Marjorie Peck
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Corry
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Harper
Louisville
Fere
Brigidaire
Root's Furniture Store
Kinal Skating Party Armory
Elea Gallon
Lanstom's
Howard Zimmerman
Ridgway
Ankele
Eilroth Company
Wit County General Hospital
Colegrove Gardens
Market Street
Columbus
Sperry Kinton
Warren Vetinarian
Powell Motor Co
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
West Spring Street
A. W. Risweldt
North East Township
G. Farnsworth
James R. Youngs
Jessie F. Youngs
Probanotary
Riewaldt
Farnsworth
North East
Acacia Club
Masonic Temple
Franklin
Lewis Brethrews
First Street
Kane
Sit
James McKendrie
Maple Street
American Legion
Clarence Stephenson
Dinond
Titisville
Rocky Grove
First Baptist Church
Pranidin
Oil City Teachers Association
Smart Money
Parco
Chuck
Wang
Ems
Degregat
Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
Miller's News & Sport Store
Center Street
Superior Cleaning Co
Seth Thomas Clocks
W.E. Phillips
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