HYSTERICAL EXPERIMENTS ATTACK ON ROOSEVELT POLICY
Corry Evening Journal reports on Col. Frank Knox attacking the New Deal and economic planning as hysterical experiments. The piece cites Tribune coverage and notes Knox's harsh critiques of Roosevelt's policies and the administration’s recovery measures amid banking turmoil and FDIC actions.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
A. D. Colegrove Witten P. Lombard
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 44Th St
New York
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Milwaukee
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Chicago
Stormfellz-Lovely
Detroit
Frank Knox
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Chicago “Tribune
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Roosevelt
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Coveress
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Gav
London
Topeka
Cal
Liberty League
Old Guard
David Lauweede
Knox
Harding
Roosevel
Washington
Col. Knox
Gov. London
Cleveand
East Hampton
Conn
July Business Holds Up Across Sectors Despite Drought
The Commerce Department reports July activity remained strong in manufacturing construction employment freight and retail trade despite a drought and unemployment pressure. The Federal Home Loan Bank Board notes June building activity reached a seven year high with slight district declines.
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Department of Commerce
Federal Home Lown Bank Board
United States
Abirhoard
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Portland
Los Angeles
See and Know Pennsylvania Scenic Highway Summary
The text describes the Lykens Valley Route 208 and Route 209 in Pennsylvania. It highlights the route from Clarks Ferry along the Susquehanna to Millersburg and westward through Pottsville Tamaqua Lehighton and the Stroudsburgs to Matamoras, with a Delaware crossing to Port Jervis. It notes farm regions, anthracite coal fields, and varied scenery for motorists.
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Lykens Valley
Lykens
New York State
U S Airports Rise to 2402 Nationwide led by California
Washington Aug 10 The bureau of air commerce reports 2402 airports and landing fields in the United States as of July 1 with 701 lighted for night use. California has 192, Texas 10, Pennsylvania 8, Michigan 14, Florida 112, Ohio 103, New York 190.
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Washington
Bureau of Air Commerce
United States
Department of Commerce
California
Texas
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Florida
Ohio
New York
Muriel Roberts Rates Screen Acting Superior to Stage
New York stage actress Muriel Roberts, after her first film part, declares screen acting superior to stage craft. She cites the screen’s broad scope blending literature, painting and music, and notes camera work magnifies subtleties while retakes allow corrected performances.
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Hollywood
Muriel Roberts
New York
de Mares
Miss Roberts
Reno speedster tied to quick divorce and Reno records
Fresno court entrant Charles F Marks reportedly sped to Reno records and was married to Jessie Howard of Tremp minutes after securing the divorce. Lifeguards at La Jolla blamed for leisure and posing as they were ordered to clean their beach sections of litter.
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Reno Reno
Charles F. Marks
Carenter
Fresno
Caui
Reno
Jessie Howard
Tremp
LA Jolla
Gal
Ite
Paris styles reveal tunic dress in fall and winter
Paris reports Captain Molyneux owner of two Paris dressmaking houses predicts tunics dominate the season with straight lines and accent waist. new sleeve silhouette to replace the puffed form. Fur trims appear in day wear with cloth ensembles, evening pieces feature ermines sables and velvets as fabrics move to rich textures.
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Paris
Molyneux
Lange
Death Stops the Manuscript review and White House memoirs
In Death Stops the Manuscript Baker centers Franklin Russell a schoolmaster and keen crime student aiding Detective Sergeant McCoun in a murder case with unclear motive. The piece highlights practical police methods and sly humor appealing to whodunit fans. It also surveys Presidents and First Ladies and Murder Isn’t Easy as varied detective fare.
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Scribners
Richard M. Baker
Richard Hull
Phtnam
Horoscope for today from Star Signals dated August 12
The entry notes those born between June 22 and July 21 are most affected with morning to evening trends shifting from bad to good. It warns energy expenditure, advises studying one’s horoscope, and marks October as strong for pleasure while noting accident risk around September 14 to 19. Socially favorable period spans November 6 to 10, 1956.
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Ravel
Speculstin
Gunner's Daughter and Thank God for Laughter reviewed
A critique highlights Sigrid Lindset-Medieval romance Gunner's Daughter as an internationally known author's work with distinctive warp and original setting. It notes the first American edition and the book’s early century origin. The review also covers Mal Fiskin's Thank God for Laughter, a tale of two women ambulance drivers in World War I.
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Kippe
Sigrid Lindset
Mal Fiskin
Contraband and other summer book picks on the border
A list of new titles with varied themes from romance on the U. S. Mexico border to a wolf story and college essays. Notable entries include Contraband by Bobby Merris, Starlight by H. Mortimer Batten, The Trojan Capitals, Youth North, Higher Education and Society, Live Alone and Like The, and Tornation. The lineup also features The Kings of the Court and The Doll Horse at World’s Hats, among others.
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Bobby Merris
Karl Deteer
U. S
Mexico
California
Appleton Century
H. Mortimer Batten
Jack Londo
Oxford University Press
Frederic W. Goudy
Caxton
Olaf Hall
Higher Education
University of Oklahoma
Fife
Bobbie Merrill
Marjorie Halms
Dutton
Marjorie Knight
Crime Club
van Wyck Mason
Hugh North
Couzens Scores Critics of President Policies
Senator James Couzens of Michigan denounces budget balancing as impossible without federal aid for unemployment relief. He counters rumors of a Red government and emphasizes the independence of the three branches amid Republican renomination speeches and Knox parallels.
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Couzens
James Cousens
Michigan
Unter
Congress
Associated Frees
Roosevelt
Optimists Club
Frank Knox
Soie
Washington
Moscow
Twenty Years Ago As Takes From Journal Files 1916
August 11 1916 report of a car accident near the German Cemetery north of the city. J A Triscull and Leon Moore's party escaped without serious injuries after the machine overturned. Milk producers from four surrounding townships plan August 12 meetings in Corry to form daily organizations. Miss Bulle Keim heads to Chautauqua for a short visit. Mary Sullivan departs for Canada Lake for weeks of camping as Board of Commerce band concert concludes.
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Journal
Moore
Carter Hill
William Austini
Grashet Hcav
J. A. Triscull
Jamestown
Leon Moore
Corry
Mary Sullivan
Oanida Lake
Board of Commerce
Grab Bag One Minute Test What is a hippocampus
A compact mixed content item noting a test question about a hippocampus and a challenge to name the capital of Kentucky. It includes stray phrases on etiquette and astrology, plus a brief local-diary update about a city park event and a musical duet by Milon Waller and Director Black.
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Kentucky
City Park
Milon Waller
Black
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