Immigration policy of U S is surveyed
United Press reports Dr. Harry H Laughlin of the Carnegie Institution argues America's immigration policy must sharply restrict entrants to protect family stocks and traditions. He says the nation may set high standards for both temporary visitors and permanent settlers, stressing the future population depends on descendants. He asserts the U S has no objection to other nations restricting Americans from settling abroad.
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United Press
Washington
Harry H. Laughlin
Carnegie Instiute
Department of Genetics
Sptrigh
Whtien
New York State Chamber of Commerce
Laughlin
United States
W C T U Plans Garden Party and Campaign Forum
One hundred members from eight Erie County unions of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union held an annual picnic in Glenwood Park. Speakers included David Gifford and Thomas Barb candidates for Assembly, Will Rose for Congress, S. McCreary for western county district, Selden Prohibition candidate, and Rev W W McLean spoke on Motion Pictures. A county executive board planned a Wattsburg Fair booth with non alcoholic drinks, a garden party at Beaver Camp Wattsburg on August 8, and the Erie county convention at First M. Church on September 6 and 7.
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Erie County
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Glenwood Park
Sylvia R. Bemis
David Gifford
West Side
Thomas Barb
East Side
Will Rose
Congress
S. McCreary
Western County
Mr. Selden
Prohibition Party
San-Cura advertising warning about minor injuries
A promotional ad urges quick washing of the smallest cut or burn to prevent infection. It recommends San-Cura Medicated Soap and San-Cura Ointment as antiseptic relief, claiming they prevent inflammation and aid healing for men.
State Health Car to Visit Spartansburg August 16
The State Health Car will visit Spartansburg August 16 at the school building starting 9 a.m. It will examine children from Spartansburg Bloomfield and nearby townships from one to six years old and also offer teeth cleaning for older children. No charge for examination. No treatment provided. referrals to family doctors. Endorsed by Crawford County Medical Society.
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Spartansburg
Sparta
Bloomield
State Department of Health
Crawford Couinty Medical Society
Clyde B. Binney
Claveland
Oom Eriday
Rose ‘Hill Cemetery
F. Kitsler
John Elston
Ralph
George
Thurston
Arthur Scouten
Paul Scouten
Wriest Blakeslee
Clyde McCray
Hettie Blakeslee
Milton Blaikeslee
Jesse Blakeslee
Doris
Dorotha Blakeslee
Elliot Ros
Ers
Sadie Rogers
Mildred Moyer
Blakeslee-Pierce
Mark Blakeslee
Widred
Gmory Titus
Akron
N. Titus
Edna Titus
Claute ‘Titus
Ashtabula
Hila Thurston
Eli Schreckengost
Mabel
Lyons
Bo Greenleaf
Artur Matteson
Stewart Settlement
John Bangart
Kinney
Washington Street
Charles Rose
Cleveland
Susan Tauber
C. J. Titus
Anthony Kologa
Corry Hospital
Torrey
Trade push protects U S strong trade position
United States leaders and business interests say the nation will stay first in world trade as Roosevelt wields reciprocal bargaining powers to offset foreign competition. Exports through April run 64 percent ahead of last year, with Japan up 26 percent and Germany lagging. analysts see no Japanese domination and cite robust export gains and improving trade in 1932 32 compared with the five year average.
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Richard L. Gridley
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Japan
Germany
Tmne
Chamber of Commerce of the
Crnda Pet
Sutton
Edward L. Bacher
Foreign Commerce Department
Mtwo
500 Properties Sold at Erie for 30 Taxes
About 500 Erie County properties were sold for unpaid taxes on Monday by County Treasurer Lawrence A. Taylor. The auction, begun within hours of posting, sold to private buyers or county commissioners. Some bidders appealed to delay, while a mother with two children pleaded for relief, as families faced losses from the sales. The 1881 and 1888 taxes had been due, with a 50 day postponement followed by another continuance hoped for, potentially extending the sale for a year due to harsh economic conditions for farmers.
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IERUG
Lawrence A. Taylor
Taylor
Erie
Court House
Boy Struck by Car Dies in Silver Creek Hospital
A late year old boy named Robert Colvin died Monday morning at Silver Creek hospital from injuries sustained when struck by two speeding cars Sunday evening as he crossed West Main Street to follow his grandmother, Mrs. Wila Senn. He suffered a fractured skull, a broken leg, and internal injuries. physicians offered little hope of recovery.
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Robert Colvin
Silver Creek
Wila Senn
Senn
West Main Street
Ball players in auto crash near Warren, Pa
Six members of the Warren Independent baseball team were involved in a highway crash en route to Clearfield for a game Sunday. Player Peterson suffered facial and head injuries and a knee injury, with others receiving minor bruises. The team’s car collided with a vehicle driven by a Coudersport man. one car was badly damaged.
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Mem- Warren
Augaera
Warren Independers
Ate Tannen
Coudersport
Pike) Peterson
Luke Anger
Peters
Harry Lori
Joe Mass
Steve Massa
Burcette Wolfe
Joanson Cay
Beng
Johnsih
Tian
Birds Leave Dry Streams in Norwalk Ohio
The king rail, a shore wading bird, has appeared in large numbers along the city reservoir banks as hot weather dries streams across the region. This shift draws attention to local watercourses and wildlife reactions to drought conditions.
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Norwalk, O
Classified Ads Page From The Journal
A lengthy classifieds index outlines ad classifications and pricing rules for reader notices and services. It covers monu ments notices personal ads lost and found auto services building and contracting cleaning and laundry professional services and help wanted categories with guidance on copy preparation and billing.
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Bale
Ssis
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