Responsibility Rests With The Taxpayers In Local Elections
The period for filing nominating petitions for municipal and school district offices ends today influencing local political dynamics as the September primary nears. The article stresses the primary and general elections as taxpayer opportunities to shape governance, warning that electing officials out of step with community needs burdens homeowners and taxpayers with the consequences. It calls citizens to actively participate and ensure candidates align with local needs and prudent public spending.
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Ume
Dodging the NRA and the shift to fair labor rules
A public discussion on how to meet the National Recovery Act spirit amid complaints of evasion. The piece notes that shortening the work week and maintaining wage rates should align with the act, while warning against unfair competition by stores not following agreed hours. It calls for calm judgment, forthcoming detailed regulations, and broad public cooperation.
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NRA
Washington notes on government personnel changes and promises
United Press reports Gov Auge te Black of the Federal Reserve Board may stay in Washington beyond the emergency role with a reduced Atlanta salary. Hull approves diplomatic posts reluctantly, while Phillips is surprised by Hull’s selective politicking. Farley assigns Finland post to Mimi Hurja, then backs off to find him another role.
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United Press
Washington
Augéte R. Black
Federal Reserve Board
Atlanta Reserve Bank
Atlanta
Hull
State Department
Phillips
Tennessee
Edward Albright
Finland
General Farley
Mimi Hurja
Farley
Hurja
Unscrambled prompts about Corry area theatre and staff
The fragmentary notice asks questions about past events in Corry including Carney and Decker in barber work, Nell Waters building the Lyrise theatre at W Main Street, Larson playing piano at the Amulti theatre, and William Denning’s tenure on the Corry High faculty.
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Carney and Decker
Nell Waters
Lyrise
Chay Solet
W. Main Street
Larson
Amulti
William’ Denning
Corry High
Government Nearing Balanced Budget Goal, Says Official
Washington August 15 The federal government moves closer to a balanced budget though heavy emergency outlays remain. The administration argues these costs should be spread over years rather than drawn from current receipts, including the $3.8 billion public works program and other extraordinary expenditures.
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Richard L. Gridley
United Press
Washington
Congress
Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Aegean Finance Corporation
Fan Credit Administration
Farm Board
Corry News Highlights Local Events and Incidents
Twenty years ago Corry items report a serious auto accident injuring Harry Southard and wife of Bradford, plus a big roast event on West Smith Street. Other notes include Post 70 meeting over entertaining 12th Pa. Cavalry survivors, foreign workers accused of rabbit slaughter near the city, and rail progress with Corry and Columbus Traction operating west of Columbus. Also reported are local delays, Adventist camp opening, and a string of social visits. A federal budget update follows, detailing tax receipts, expenditures, and emergency spending, with changes under the new administration and debates over accounting. An epilepsy ad and a Missouri university note appear amid a mixed page.
Maurice Chevalier Seeks Free Lance Role After Paramount
Hollywood interview with Maurice Chevalier reveals his preference for natural, human romances over flashy roles. He discusses The Way to Love as a transitional project, plans to move from Paramount to MGM for The Merry Widow, and states he will stay single and focus on finding the right vehicle rather than pursuing romances.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Maurice Chevalier
Maurice
Paris
Iva
Prince Danilo
Joan Crawford
Princess Jeanne d Areneberg wedding gown by Worth in Paris
Paris, Aug 15. Princess Jeanne d Arenberg, daughter of Prince Pierre di Arenberg, marries Marquis Roland de Briss. Her gown by Worth features heavy white satin with V decollate bodice long sleeves and a draped belt. Train four yards long. Veil of tulle lace held by a brilliant diamond. Trousseau includes white linen skirt jacket striped crepe blouse and white wool coat.
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Paris
Jeanne d'Arenberg
Pierre di Arenberg
Roland de Briss
Worth
Trousseau
Holgate Brothers Plant Doubles Shifts Under NRA Code
Holgate Brothers, maker of brush handles and toys, starts a two shift system totaling 530 workers after the national industrial recovery code. The first shift runs 6 p.m. to noon, the second 1 p.m. to 7 a.m. Wages rise at least 30 cents for women and 40 cents for men, with hours alternating weekly. Plant orders have fallen, and company president J. E. Henretta says NRA success depends on universal plant cooperation.
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Holgate Brothers Company
J. E. Henretta
Holgate
Henretta
NRA
Man Hurt After Fall From Tug Texas at Erie
RIE Aug 15 A 69 year old engineer on the Great Lakes Tug Texas Jo in Hami lt hospital with a fractured skull after slipping into a hatch on the boat docked at Statest. He lives at 5808 Madison Ave Ashtabula Ohio. Unconscious and in critical condition, crew members rescued him and he was rushed to hospital.
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Rie
Young
Wood
Great Lakes
Texas
Hamilt
Hhe
Madison Avenue
Ashtabula
Doctor Writes Second Book in Kansas City
Dr Logan Clendening of Kansas City writes a second book titled Behind We Doctor to be published this fall by Huopt.
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Kansas City
Logan Clendening
Huopt
Cabin hosts stones from states for unique fireplace
Marysville Kansas residents gather stones from every state and from sites of historical interest to build an Episcopal cabin fireplace. The aim is an unusual, variegated hearth centerpiece reflecting diverse places and histories.
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Marysville
Kan
Classified Offer to Sell Business in Meadville Pa
A confidential inquiry seeks to purchase a grocery general store filling station drug store or any Gould business. Prospective sellers should send full description to Address Post Office Box 187 Meadville Pennsylvania 48.
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Meadville
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Corry
Golegrove Gorthie Colegrave
NASA
National
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Ari Pa
Garrier
Erie
Harry Southard
Bradford
West Smith Street
Pa. Cavalry
Corry and Columbus Traction Company
Columbus
S. R. Titch
Fair Grounds
Lyle Thomas
Alfred Wettenburg
Warren Thomas
Miss Sullinger
Chautauqua Lake
Boyd
Jessie [Vewton
New Yorke
G. O. King
al Merker
Pittsfield
Detroit
Geo
Dempster
Apt
Lafayette ‘Blvd
West
Midh
Walter Willams
University of Missouri
William Beers
Oli City
Hollywood Film Shop
Mary Knight
Michigan
Lansing
Mich
United States
Newaygo County
Autos SY Furniture
Hoom
Kestler
State St
Kane Plant
Holgate Company
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Pa
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