Cory High Band Grows Notable From November Organs
Director Miani and Waller lead the Cory High band advancing with public appearances and increasing attendance at Thursday concerts. The group, formed last November, shows steady progress and is seen as a strong feeder to the town band. A band shell construction proposal could boost acoustics and stage space for plays and music events. Fusion Ranks Split hints at local political tensions amid community progress.
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Waller
Corry
Walt
Wily Park
Weilhes
Sue Carty Musiats
Pennsylvania
Cory High
Unofficial slates fuel Erie County Republican tensions
The Erie County Republican organization faces turmoil after rumors of unofficial slates for the September primary. Leaders deny the reports, but friction within the county ranks grows as factions consider last minute moves under new election laws. Officials warn that unofficial slates threaten primary integrity and suggest stricter candidate scrutiny to raise officeholder quality.
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Erie County
Teaders
Oil Under Water Could Gulf oil change public debt outlook
The article surveys offshore oil in the Gulf and nearby states arguing drilling on public waters may alter royalties and federal versus state control. It notes plans to drill beneath coastal waters, using barges and movable rigs, and mentions gas prospects in Ohio. It also reflects broader postwar economic optimism and trends in luxury leisure.
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California
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Orlean
Varius
Gulf
Uncle Sar
Ohio
Cleveland
Lale Tele
Hollywood Film Shop by Grady Johnson
Hollywood columnist Grady Johnson argues directing is the hardest of film jobs. He says a director needs patience, leadership, and tact to manage actors and crew, plus deep stage technique adapted to camera work. A Boris Karloff anecdote illustrates directors using humor to guide scenes.
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Hollywood
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Roosevelt recovery seen as mood in nation’s economy
Charles P. Stewart argues in a Washington column that President Roosevelt faces a national mood downturn. He recalls Hoover and earlier presidents, noting prosperity often follows but blaming past administrations for misreading the era. He cites economists and farm results while questioning who could have foreseen and prevented the downturn.
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Central Press
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Roaming Round Erie Owner Plans Meadows Cottage Remodel
The note lists local names and events from Erie including propriété purchases, plans to extend Roosevelt Highway near the city, a potential Route 6 reconstruction westward, social visits, a trout story, and public works updates. It references Mayor Glen, Irene Mullen, Charles Z. Parkhurst, and Kip Anderson, with items on the Ulster County Gazette and turn of the century notices.
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Charles Z. Parkhurst
Ulster County Gagethe
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Roosevelt Highway
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Harry Babbitt
Millet Pharmacy
Eabbitts
Ttiilies Commission
PRR
Maple Avenue
Ciliford
Kip! Anderson
Aero Supply Athletics
Canny-Tamestown Manufacturing Corp
Melvin Cobbetts
Boston
New England
G. Stroble
Democrais
Corp
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Bertillon School
Pennsylvania
Mora Holley
Golden Rule Club
Sparta
Addressing Depression Urgency With Immediate Action
The excerpt urges immediate, practical steps to prevent depression and dismisses waiting for the future. It emphasizes taking action now and avoiding prolonged uncertainty, highlighting a call to proactive mental health measures.
Southern senators join Republicans to protest New Deal labor policy
A group of conservative southern senators, aided by the vice president, align with Republicans to challenge the administration's labor policy and critique New Deal labor reforms. The piece argues southern interests favor regional wage differentials, relief funds, and tariff relief while condemning northern domination of profits and labor standards. It contends the south bears a special labor relief burden but should not abandon broader labor reforms.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Aig
United States
New Deal
South
Jack Gairner
Pat Harrison
TVA
Roose~ Vel
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From the Journal Flies
Aug 6 1917 items include a narrow escape for Ge and Mrs A L Wales when their auto turned turtle east of the city during a storm. A trolley line was struck by lightning causing damage and service interruption on North Center street. War Department notifies B C Mvals of Columbus of a volunteer in the national Army. A bolt damaged the home of Martin Rourke on West Wayne street and an evergreen tree in G M Smiths yard on Shady avenue was shattered. Miss Jennie OBrien, guest of Jamestown friends, returns home.
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Columbus Street Railway Company
North Center Street
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National Army
Eightning Steuck
G. M Smith
One-Minute Test Answers and Etiquette Hints
Answers cover Egypt’s new ruler Favoule, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson as Declaration authors who became presidents, and the meaning of wannna. Etiquette hints discourage tipping flight attendants with impersonal gifts after travel.
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