Corry Gets Democratic Backing in Erie County Bid
Corry receives the endorsement of county Democratic leaders for Carl ton V. King's run for Erie County Register of Wills. The move aims to secure a county-wide ticket with Corry represented in the courthouse, a rarity in recent decades. King's candidacy, rooted locally, is bolstered by solid party support and hopeful prospects for November.
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Corry
Carlton V. King
Office of Register of Wills
Erie County
Erie
King
Cory
Bright
Corry Cart
Senator King on Germany ties sparks constitutional clash
The text argues Senator King of Utah overreaches by urging the Senate to sever relations with Germany, contending the U S government should not champion persecution abroad. It notes private protests are proper but immigrant intrusions into foreign affairs could provoke foreign conflicts. It also summarizes the Civilian Conservation Corps 1933 85 report praising anti flood soil erosion and fire protection efforts and massive reforestation.
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Sam
King
Utah
Senate
Germany
United States
Washington
Don’t Quote Me? Elevators in Labor Building Stir Washington
United Press reports a humorous look at Washington elevators in the labor department building. The two side-by-side cars use separator indicators causing rival cars to race for floors, often delivering passengers to opposite cars. Frances Perkins and aides ride with private lifts while normal travelers face refusals to alight. The piece notes standard practice in federal buildings and mentions a correction about Atlantic County New Jersey and a cancelled Pennsylvanian county allotment.
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United Press
Washington
Labor Department
Works Program
New Jersey
Atlambié
Atlantic County
Corry News Roundup Twenty Years Ago Itemized
Reports from 1915 describe a Parkers Landing train wreck injuring two Pennsylvania railroad workers and a separate near miss for two Corry clerks. A City Commission petition seeks a sanitary sewer on East South street. Directors back a Corry Fair on schedule. An accident at Howard Tannery injures Clarence A. Trisket. Governor Hanley speaks at the Methodist church. New Era Club duties to beautify City Park with nest signs. A Columbia avenue amusement park plan emerges near the Mattison farm and shale lane.
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New Era Club
Worlk
Corry
CCC Work Salvages Men From Idleness In 1935
The article notes survey work in Coray and Baturgay on water and timber resources with an estimated value of about two hundred million dollars. It emphasizes that this effort ran alongside the main CCC mission to salvage hundreds of thousands of young men from idleness through productive, healthful, and character-building service to the country.
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Sorry Evening Journal
Coray, HA
Baturgay
CCC
Erie to be mail center for district in two weeks
Erie Aug 3 The city expected to handle all air mail facilities as Central Airlines planes land and take off from Port Erie along W Lake road within two weeks after a Washington survey by a congressional post office committee led by Rep James M Mean. The panel favored the Buffalo Pittsburgh Washington line and contract to Central Airlines, with Erie’s Port Erie to be rehabilitated using WPA funds and later leased to an operator. The field is currently leased by Henry Steimen. The committee also noted a new Stinson tri motor plane on the survey team.
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Erie
Port Erie
W. Lake Road
Congressional and Post Office
Washington
James M. Mean
Buffalo
House
Just Ofice
Cental Airlines
Air Mail
Mead
WPA
Henry Steimen
Stinson
Mr. Mead
D. C. Dobbins
Ilinois
Sam Hobbs
Alabama
Philadelphia visitor with West enroute to Bear Lake
Miss Lydia Stacho of Philadelphia and Miss Sara Friend visited yesterday with Mrs J N Perkins of West enroute to Bear Lake and Water towns. They planned to spend three weeks with relatives along Congress Street.
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Lydia Stacho
Philadelphia
Sara Friend
Mra
Bank Deposit Insurance Becomes Permanent Policy
The Senate backed a phase of the banking bill creating permanent deposit insurance to 5000 dollars per depositor. Annual assessments drop to 0.75 percent of total deposits with suspensions when the fund hits 900 million. The House is expected to agree as the measure advances, reflecting strong public confidence in insured deposits.
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Bank Insurance Bank Deposit Insurance
Senate
House
Horoscope for Octavine Born Stars and 1945 46 Outlook
Daily zodiac preview notes morning generosity afternoon balance and evening doubt with an urge to promise beyond means. Birthdate traits include taste for music or sculpture and grocery work. A favorable January 1946 window contrasts with caution December 22 to 28 1935 to avoid quarrels and trouble.
Anchors Aweigh cast to revive Abdul Abulbul Amir song
Warner Brothers plans to revive the operatic duet Abdul Abulbul Amir and Ivan Skavinsky Skevar in Anchors Aweigh. Tick Powell stars as a conceited cad forced by Annapolis classmates to sing the piece in multiple keys, including in a wardrobe. The idea mirrors the song’s past popularity across generations and echoes The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze revival.
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Aug
Turkey
Russia
Abdul Abutbul Amir
Ivan Skavinsky Skevar
Tick Powell
Anchors Ayelgh
Annapolis
Abdul
Ivan
Abdul Abulbul Amir
Hes Czar
Ivan Skavinsky
Skavar
Warner Brothers
Clark Gable
Paris Styles Paris Evening Coiffures Return On Street
Paris Aug 3 false curls and jilo return among French women. The hair forms a mass of ringlets attached to a shingled bob for formal wear. French women, once silk-bound spectators, now embrace sport and evening dress with increased formality, spending afternoons refining coiffures.
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Paris
Year For Each Stolen Fowl In Arkansas Court
Conway Ark A year for every chicken stolen was the sentence given in a circuit court to Albert Mitchell a negro farmer Eight fowls were taken by theft and the case drew attention in the local docket.
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Conway
Ark
Albert Mitchell
Utah Families Larger Salt Lake City Average 44
In Salt Lake City Utah the census reveals Utah families average 44 members vs a national average around 41 and a U S average near 3 3 in 1250. The data suggest unusually large household sizes in the state and region.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Nation
United States
Old age taken for ride cape river test
Father William Ray will testify as three horses aged 23 21 and 12 years race away with Ray and his 82 year old bride in the seat on a Cape voyage.
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Cape
Girardeau, Mo
aAge
William Ray
Ray
Fashion Tip False Curl Clusters For Day To Night Styles
The article notes a hairdresser shaping a mass of curls at the nape and crown, with daytime wear using four loosely waved shinglé clusters that can be rearranged after activities. At night four hairpins let a woman attach curls for formality, while older women receive a braided coronet.
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Andee
Intens e quake shock recorded in Calcutta center near 140 miles
An intense earthquake shock was recorded at 6:35 am with its center about 140 miles away. Initial reports raised fears of a major disaster likely affecting Northern India as the tremor registered in Calcutta today.
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United Press
Calcutta
India
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