No Traffic Crusade In Corry Say Mayor Miller
Mayor Glen Miller reassures Corry residents no broad crackdown on traffic offenders is planned. He cites only selective arrests for flagrant violations and urges sensible enforcement to keep streets safe while avoiding harm to visitors and the city. The Journal backs cooperative, measured action and calls for curbside enforcement based on flagrant behavior, not mass policing.
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Farm Labor Famine Signals Public Relief Shifts
The article notes a nationwide shift as farmers struggle to hire harvest workers who rely on public relief. South Dakota cut 19,000 heads from relief roles while Iowa and Illinois halted rural work relief. Nebraska curbs federal relief as farmers need labor. wages average about $1.41 to $2.25 daily, with meals and lodging. The trend, though troubling, is viewed as a positive sign of economic recovery amid the harvest season.
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Federal Relief Administration
No Easy Neutrality In War Time Probed By Authorities
The article reports ongoing investigation into American neutrality during wartime by the State Navy and War departments with international lawyers aiding. Secretary Hull notes the issue grows more complex as studies continue and the question moves toward clarity through cautious study.
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Neutrality Dilemmas and Policy Courage in War Debates
President warns against delaying debate on neutrality rules during the session. He notes the need to define neutrality and regulate selling munitions, goods, and travel. The dangers include torpedoed ships, blockades, and pressures from domestic sympathizers challenging a fixed policy.
Paris Garden Party Fashion Highlights of the Season
Paris Aug 1 Numerous garden parties mark the Paris Season with elaborate gowns. Madeleine Vionnet offers a white eyelet embroidered gown with a V-neck and circular skirt, belted with blue velvet ribbons. A youthful pink gauze dress named Waichantment features striped translucent fabric, elbow sleeves, and a full floor-length skirt. Today's fashion tip notes bouffant, youthful garden party dresses this season.
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Madeleine Vionnet
August 5 Star Sign Forecast and Cautions
The reading notes those born September 23 to October 22 are favored today with a morning fair afternoon poor evening good. It warns caution December 20 to 25, 1935 and suggests favorable outcomes for December to January with optimism in finances and travel.
Mastodon Tooth Found Near Palominas Arizona
A huge mastodon tooth, possibly from thousands of years ago, was formed in a well near Palominas Arizona. The find occurred at a depth around 40 feet in a red sandstone formation, according to local reports.
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Jungle near White House spurs reform critique
United Press reports a Washington hobo jungle near the Dewey house behind a downtown hotel. The scene reveals sprawling trees, pine needles, and morning dozing inhabitants as critics note costly federal relief programs and extensive leased space. The piece highlights government rents and maintenance expenses amid recovery agencies.
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White House
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Admiral Dewey
Jersey City
Dewey
Harold Lloyd Private Life Beside The Screen
Hollywood portrait shows Harold Lloyd enjoying home life as a main pastime. He stays active at home with golf tennis table tennis squash and water sports on his estate while preparing for The Milky Way. Evenings feature film screenings in the drawing room and quiet study time with slides microscopes and books. He shares games with Harold Jr Gloria and Peggy Lloyd in a private family library filled with toy and board games.
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School districts show no change during year in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg August 1 There was no change in the total number of school districts in Pennsylvania during the 1934 85 school year The new fiscal year began July 1 with 2583 districts The state classifies districts into four classes Philadelphia and Pittsburgh are first class with over 500000 population Twenty second class districts range 80000 to 500000 population 257 districts Third class are under 30000 population and 2304 districts are fourth class with fewer than 5000 residents.
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Court debates and politics shape 1936 farm labor votes
In a 1936 campaign context farmers listen to arguments on taxing consumers through processors to aid growers. The farm labor vote may decide the election with slum voters mostly unmanaged. Constitutional questions about land condemnation for slum clearance, TVA power, and NRA memory shape the debate as Democrats rally smallholders and labor while big business leans Republicans.
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Memphis
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Spring Creek Couple Married Sunday in Spring Creek Pa
Ray V. Emergon and Grace Ian Fox of Spring Creek Pa were united in marriage Sunday July 28 by Justice of the Peace G D Eldred. After a short wedding trip they will be at home to friends in Spring Creek.
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Grace Ian Fox
Spring Creek
Justice of the Peace
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