Stewart Says Economic Outlook Anything but Rosy
Charles P. Stewart reports on postwar economic fears as Marshal Goering’s stance is cited on Nazi plans. Analysts warn a prolonged war would strain Western economies, with totalitarian powers potentially controlling about 500 to 1,000 million people. The piece notes American preparations, Pan American policy shifts, and grim labor implications if totalitarian rule grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Stewart
Marshal Goring
Amparicas
Marshal Goeringtons
Yankee Army
Mdrshal
Atlantic
Britain
United States
Japan
Mikedo
Pacific
Hull
Modern Lighthouse History Featured in Ale Review
R.J. Scott highlights a modern lightboard exhibit tied to Ale scene, noting century-old design influences and contemporary brewing culture. The piece blends craft beer interest with archival lanterns, calling attention to a local display and its curator.
Who Owns the Fair Grounds Property Dispute
Erie County seeks early court disposal of ownership with the aim to settle the tax status and control of the old fair grounds. The case involves property owners, taxpayers, and school district interests. a petition could resolve years of dispute and reveal alleged transactions. The opinion notes rely on free expression and prudent, collective action rather than sensational rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
North Corry
Terge
Fair Grounds
Trials loom as French leader Cladier faces trials again
A chaotic forecast of French political turmoil unfolds with former prime minister Cladier and other figures facing renewed scrutiny. Voters, educators, clergy, and officials anticipate upheaval as striking headlines and public misgivings echo past trials.
TVA Rushes Program to Provide For Defense Needs
ENOXINGLE Tenn Aug 7 TVA mobilizes men, money and materials to push a 636 million Cherokee dam project and related facilities to aid national defense. New steam plant near Chattanooga and three generating units at Wheeler Wilson would add 200 000 kilowatts mostly for Aluminum Company of America aircraft aluminum. TVA aims to finish Cherokee by 1942 spring rains. dam to store 1.5 billion cubic feet and control 3428 square miles with 45 mile shoreline.
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Enoxingle
Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
Neta
Holston River
East Tennessee
TVA
Chattanooga
Wheeler
Wilzon Ums
Aluminum Company of America
Commonweal
Southern Electric
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennesse
Kentucky
Tenkesset
Paducah
Port Loudoun
Knoxville
Cherokee
Clear
Spee
Indian astrologer predicts Windsor marriage after kingship
An Indian astrologer forecast the Duke of Windsor would marry soon after becoming king of Suglend, naming a royal blood bride and a long, happy life. The tale mentionsCosmetic practices in Egypt and a Victorian aid church in Ireland, with locals noting a village disturbance during services.
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Duke of
Winsor
Suglend
Mary
Twenty Years Ago News From Journal Files District Notes
Twenty years ago raids on fruit trees occurred on South Center Street and West Pleasant Street as Mrs Shaffer and families faced the event. D W Rowe and relatives visited Mecca Ohio to see Francis who is in this year. N Dell Darling of Erie stayed with Foster Ed Davis on North Center Street. The library reported 407 volumes added and 18 512 volumes scanned along with 1285 new borrowers. Michael Dempsey reportedly had no scalp wound from a plan of H Clark Company. Grand Theater hosted the Saturday Evening Club in honor of Mrs Merle H Christie visiting the city before returning to Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. N. Dell Darling
Erie
City
Foster Ed Davis
North Center Street
Olin W. Bracken
Robert King
Saturday Evening Club
Grand Theater
Merle H. Christie
Washington, D. C
Three Pitchmen gain belated attention in New York
George Tucker discusses the Three Pitchmen, Al Ganz Al Meyers and Lapella, a trio who stage comical kazoo and collapsible-instrument acts. After seven years touring bargain basements and county fairs they secure a big break at a Manhattan club, delivering whimsical performances and charity appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tucker
York
al Ganz
Ford
Ed ‘Seay
Tea
Texas
Daily Quiz Questions From Classified Page
A quirky set of 10 quiz prompts copied from a classified page asks about biology history and famous people. Questions cover topics from magnets to U S presidents to geographic ranges and notable figures such as Sonja Henie and the inventor of the telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
U.S
Hindu Kush
David
Selsnick
Detoit
Akron
Minneapolis
Sonja Henié
Shoes and health warn of tight modern footwear impact
A purport from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania cites dangerous fashion shoes. It notes that tight and pointed styles cause blood poisoning and deformities, with high heels shortening the Achilles tendon and crippling the foot. It also mentions widespread foot trouble among women and critiques ad language use versus value claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Burdick’s Memory Aid Sparks Hobbyist Names List
Washington Day Book profiles Representative Usher Burdick and a memo style folder listing colleagues by hobbies. It notes Burdick’s memory aid, his misfits in recalling names, and highlights others like Fr Lanham and Beckworth with quirky pursuits such as juggling, barefoot golf, and collecting rugs prints and oil paintings.
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Toleimier
Burdick
North Oak
Congress
Tada
Congressman Doaks
Romjue
Missouri
America
Sobng
Portry
Lanham
Texas
Postey
William Cambertson
Kansas
Lindley Beckworth
Amherst
Yale
California
U.S. C
Oklahoma
Beckworth
Clifton A. Woodrum
Virginia
George H. Bender
Ohio
Louis Charles Rabout
Michigan
Harvey Tibbett
Pennsylvania
Senate
Alben" Barkley
Chicago
Barkley
Mr. Burdick
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Robert J. Rich
Harry P. Beam
Ilinois
John W. Bodine
Indiana
Charles A. Wolverton
New Jersey
Rene Lb. di Rouen
Louisiana
Charles I. Faddis
Hollywood Sights and Sounds Amid Studio Shakeup
Warner’s release of Pat O’Brien after eight years on contract stirs talk of a renegotiated salary and new roles as he eyes offers from Fox and other studios. Claudette Colbert notes $300,000 career earnings, taxes and upkeep cut into savings. many stars face war-era moves to protect box-office appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubein Counsollywood
Warner
Pat O'Brien
Warner's
Fox
Grunt
Bhirley
Renee Irs
Mere Charien Ray
William Desand
Pat O'Malley
Nowl Beery
Hugh Herbert
Lori
Bute
Budsy
Wastala
Claudette Colbert
Pills and Protection Fronts in JREDDENI Case
Fragmentary OCR notes reference pills and protection terms tied to a legal or medical matter. Names and places are unclear, but the terms suggest a discussion of remedies, safety, or enforcement actions surrounding a person or entity named JREDDENI. Further readable details are unavailable.
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Gilsa
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Stalin
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Adolf
Moxcow
Ruskia
Thosa
Beechine Browers
Penilly
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R.J Scott
Scott
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Spain
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Lindbergh
Pegler
Wilor Mices
Kay
Pershing
Bub
Abe
Eputins
IBM
Eure
T.V.A
Egypt
Treland
Botureyation
King and Patterson
South Center Street
D. W. Rowe
St, Wi
Helen
Teatit
Francis
Michael Dempsey
H. Clark
Manhattan
Roy
Ganz
Whitney
State of
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Piercelonnn
Jamestown
Inel
Tax Danang
Washington Day Book
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