Drouth, Costs, and Relief Measures Dominate News
The Corry Evening Journal notes the drought's impact and new relief steps. It cites government plans to buy surplus crops to curb price spikes, AAA consumer summaries, and National Emergency Council efforts to monitor and control price rises while urging prudent, informed action to limit hardship.
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Drouth
Department of Agriculture
Wallace
Consumers Council
The
AAA
National Emergency Council
New Money in Brazil Changes Coinage System
The piece explains Brazil replacing the old miniature rei with cruzeiro coins in halves thirds fifths and dimes and introducing bronze tupi cent coins and aluminum dimes. It notes paper notes from 10 to 1 000 cruzeiros and compares values to American currency, urging rising living standards to match.
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Brazil
Student Radicalism at Oberlin Work School Sparks Debate
A thorough probe into unrest at the FORA school for unemployed women in Oberlin Ohio examines charges of sabotage and violence, while noting lively student talk about Internazionale and radical ideas. Observers say economic distress fuels the chatter, not danger.
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Fora School
Oberlin
Internationale
Italy
Germany
United States
Changing Niagara Falls Brings Public Amazement at Rock Slide
A dramatic report on a fresh rock slide at Niagara Falls stuns locals as geologists note such slides occur over millennia. Observers rush to view the widening gaps while authorities urge calm and remind that the roar and spectacle remain a powerful draw for visitors.
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Niagara Falls
Niagara
Niagara River
Ontario
Twenty Years Ago All Taken From the Journ
A compact roundup from the Journ dated August 17 1914 notes local happenings across Spring and Church streets including rental of a residence formerly occupied by J B Whittlesey, a Chautauqua ticket count, and diverse social and sports items with names and places such as Findley Lake Wilcox City Market and Earl Rogers home gatherings.
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F. A. Landsram
J. B.,whittlesey and Family
Spring and
Church Streets
Woman's body recovered from Niagara whirlpool tragedy
The body of Mrs. Ruth L. Hyde, 80, of Bradford, Pennsylvania, who leaped from the Spanish aerocar into the Niagara whirlpool Sunday, was recovered yesterday. She jumped from a window in the car about 250 feet above. The body was taken to the morgue and relatives were notified.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Ruth L. Hyde
Bradford
Niagara Whirlpool
Carrot with 20 Inch Tail Found in Garden
Irma Tikka, 12, discovered a carrot with a 20 inch tail extending from its body in her Painesville garden. The unusual root vegetable drew curiosity in the quiet neighborhood.
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Painesville
Irma Tikka
San-Cura Ointment Advert from Okla. Reader
A midwestern ad extols San-Cura Ointment as a miraculous healing antiseptic for sunburns eczema sores boils and other skin conditions. It claims a money-back plan and notes 35 cents for a small jar and 60 cents for a larger one with a suggestion to use San-Cura Soap for a fine complexion.
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Monty
O. B. McIntyr
Yeeall
Sweeten roughage to feed as drought aid urged
United Press dispatch from Washington reports agriculture department experts urge farmers to sweeten scarce roughage with black strap molasses to help carry breeding herds through six months. Fodder expert Arthur T. Semple likens straw treated with molasses to sugar on porridge. Secretary Hull, on vacation, says little but notes Cuba and the Soviet Union topics are active. Senators Byrd and Glass invited Roosevelt to speak at the Virginia American Legion. Roosevelt reportedly did most of the talking. The Civil Service Commission mails an election year notice forbidding political activity by civil service employees, warning against campaign stickers badges and displays in vehicles or windows.
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United Press
Washington
Gattle
Agriculture Department
Department
Arthur ‘T_ Semple
Roosevelt
Harry Byrd
Carter Glass
Virginia
Virginia American Legion
Hawaii
Byrd
Glass
United States
United States Civil Service Commission
Civil Services
Star Signals Octavine Chronicle of a Horoscope
The reading notes a morning of accidental luck and a noontime focus on intellect and writing. It warns of a depressive period Aug 27 to Sept 29 and Nov 22 to Dec 22, with a good financial stretch Sept 2 to Sept 12 and a troubled spell Feb 10 to April 6, 1935, highlighting potential acting talent and healing power.
Hollywood Film Shop by Alanson Edwards
Hollywood film shop reports two Warren Brothers releases this month. First is Housewife featuring Bolte Davis Geo Brent Ann Dvorak John Halliday among stars. Next is Dames a musical comedy with Ruby Keeler Dick Powell Joan Blondell Zar Pitts Guy Kibbee Hugh Herbert and over 200 Berkeley Girls. Songs include I Only Have Eyes for You and When You Were a Smile on Your Mother's Lips. Warner Brothers signs Ian Hunter, star of Touch Wood, to appear after its run in London. Hunter, 26, has appeared in No Escape Something Always Happens and The Church Mouse at Warner British studios.
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Amt
Hollywood
Warren! Brothers
Bolte Davis
Geo. Brent
Ann Dvorak
John Halliday
Mathwil
Dames
Ruby Keeler
Dick Powell
Joan Llondell
Zar Pitts
Guy Kibbee
Hugh Herbert
Busby Berkeley
al Dubin
Hary Warren
Irving Kahsl
Sammy Fain
Mort Dixon
Allie Wrubel
Warner Brothers
Ian Hunter
London
Touch Wood
United States
Hunter
Warner British Studios
Teddington
Laura la Plante
Fashions Frenzy as Paris Fears Loss of Style Supremacy
Paris fashion era ends as designers battle to keep France ahead in couture. Reports tell of an exodus of Paris dressmakers to New York amid an economic crisis and a widening mix of styles and colors. The piece notes a frenzy to please all tastes and hints at New York becoming the new fashion center.
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Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
France
New York
Land of Promise
Atlantic
Vere
Milk Dealers Association Convention Ends With Leader Speech
Jamestown August 17 news reports the ninth annual convention of the Mutual Millers and Feed Dealers Association closing after Fred H. Sexauer of Auburn, Dairymen's League president, urged cooperation and campaigns against tuberculosis Bangs disease and price controls. Officers were reelected: President Haines K East Aurora, VP Charles L Zortman Edinboro, secretary treasurer Lewis Abbott Hamburg, directors Frank Schrimp er Belle Valley and Roy Rignel Lockport.
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Jamestown
Mutual Millers' & Weed Dealers Assuction
Fred H. Sexaver
Auburn
Dairymen's League, Tac
Sexaver
Association
Control Board
Sexauer
League
Haines K
East Aurora
Charles L. Zortman
Edinboro
Lewis Abbott
Hamburg
Frank Schrimper
Belle Valley
Roy Rignel
Lockport
Man Loses Eye After Mayburg Shooting Incident
Anthony Walters, 48, of Mayburg, remained in Warren General Hospital after receiving shotgun shell fragments to the face and head late Friday night. Walters, who had his optic removed, is reported to be improving. Officials say Walters is believed to have been the aggressor in a dispute at R. A. Bywings’ home in Bobbs Creek Hollow. no arrests have yet been made as Sheriff M. B. Keeley investigates.
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Warren
Anthony Walters
Mayburg
Warren General Hospital
Walters
R. A. Bywings
Bobbs Creek Hollow
Youth Hurt in Diving Accident at Cambridge Springs
Meadville reports 10 year old A. De Arment of Allegheny College, a member of a prominent local family, is in serious condition at Dr. Wasson sanitarium Cambridge Springs after a diving accident. He failed to surface with companion Byron Breckenridge diving down to aid, found impaled on a jagged snag and rushed to hospital with a deep abdominal tear.
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Meadville
Wrun A. de Arment
Allegheny College
de Arment
Family wins leniency in man assault case
Aug 17 nine children helped John Martello of 620 N Seventh St avoid a serious charge after arraignment in City Court. Held on an open charge for cutting two people on N Eighth Street he pleaded guilty to assault third degree before Acting Judge Thomas Collins and was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail.
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John Martello
N. Seventh Street
Martello
N. Eighth Street
Thomas Collins
Martin
Youngsville Man Struck By Car Hurts Near Route 6
Charles Newgreen, 74, of Youngsville, is in Warren General Hospital with serious injuries after being struck near the Youngsville borough line on Route 6 when a car driven by D M Sheldon stopped to offer a ride and walked into the path of a Brunagin car. The Warren driver swerved to avoid him. Newgreen may have a fractured skull. The Sheldon driver was exonerated by the state patrol.
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Warren
Charles Menafeen
Youngsville
Warren General Hospital
Hudson
Jackson Naverite
L. FE. Linder
Highway Patrol
Brunagin
Newgreen
Mr. Newgreen
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Hill
Vincent Powers
Wilcox City Market
John Farnham
Findley Lake
Journal
Telegraph Bulletin
Japan
Earl Rogers
Geofrey and
Conradi
Chauitauqua
Florence Doane
Adelaide Naylor
New Castle
Pittsburgh
Stennett
Morgaridge
Porter
Keefe
Paul Weber
James McInnes
Sherman's Bay
Amery Drake
Hubert Heerlein
North East
Frien
Gorell Hull
Cuba
Soviet Union
Hollywood Film Shop
Alanson Edwards
United Press Staff
Gill
Mosqui
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penna
Isexauer
Dairymen’s League
ICAR
Charles C. Newgreen
Schwing
Mike Fink
Legal Beverages
Schwing’s Hotel
Findley Lake, N. Y
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DR. Lyons
Klenzo
Condra’s Pharmacy
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