The Great Question and American Faith in Enterprise
A regional newspaper essay discusses postwar economic strain and political rhetoric. It argues groceries cannot replace freedom, urges Americans to face troubles through private enterprise, and defends the U.S. system with a faith in representative government.
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OPA
America
United States
Twenty Years Ago In Prva Journal Files
A storm in the section caused damage on the Roosevelt Highway near Gary and Union City insured partially. Kiwanis Agriculture Committee program discusses a boys potato growth contest. Mutual Telephone Company employees plan a May 7 social gathering countywide. Arthur LaRue Haskins, a top distance runner for Corry High, enters the Penn Relays at Franklin Field with Penn State. Alumni drive to boost the Virgil G. Curtis Memorial Trust Fund before the next campaign.
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Pinakey
Lehin
Fred Peterson
Roosevelt Highway
Gary
Union City
Kiwanis Club
Arthur LaRue Haskins
Corry High School
Penn
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Haskins
State College
High School Alumni Association
Virgil G. Curtis Memorial Trust
Quiz questions from the classified page
The reader is asked to answer seven quiz questions from the classified page. Questions cover topics as diverse as politics, astronomy, WW II era seizures, Gaelic names, lighthouses, dragons, Milton Reynolds, Lincoln’s assassination month, early telegraph lines, and a term defined as cineratia.
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Chicago
Treland
Milton Reynolds
Abraham Lincoln
County Grand Jury Begins Sessions for 54 Criminal Cases
The May grand jury opened at 10 a.m. to consider 54 criminal cases, with nine heard this morning including four morals cases and 11 slated for the afternoon. The session will continue this week and end with a tour of county institutions. A June reunion is planned. The county fund exceeds $1,000. City taxes for 1927 are about $2,000 higher than last year, per the treasurer.
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Damian McLaughlin
Elmer L. Evans
Gily
F. E. Westley
Comment on Today's Affairs by The Spectator
The Spectator argues the current crime wave is driven by global fear of the atom bomb, not postwar rage, and urges stronger U S pressure on Russia for atomic control. It discusses expanding trade, ending high tariffs, and using loans to spur exports while balancing domestic industry amid worldwide shifts.
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United Nations
United States
Ruasia
Russia
Torchet
Joan
Argentina rises as regional military and economic power
The article notes Argentina’s ascendancy in South America, surpassing rivals and approaching U S influence in the region. It cites Peron’s broad spending power, the country’s wealth after the war, and warns against Argentina forging a blocs under its control, urging vigilance to prevent economic and political consolidation.
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Amarin
Peron
Argentina
Cainetry
South America
Brazil
Nos
United States
Panama Canal
Stolen Cash, Checks, Radio from Jamestown Sinclair Plant
James town April 29. Sheriff and Clarence D Bell Jr investigate a burglary at the Sinclair Refining bulk plant office. About 400 in cash and checks and a radio were taken from a metal cash box inside a safe entered by chiseling. Theft discovered by Albert Block, a company driver.
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Jamestown
Herrm
Clarence D. Bell
Sinclair Refining Company
Muvan~ Na
Albert Block
Jamestown Pace
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