Slogan shifts from prosperity to revolution as public funds grow
An August 16 1984 Pittsburgh Press column contrasts old calls for private relief with new cries that government spending creates jobs and stabilizes living standards. It cites millions on federal payrolls including 3.8 million on emergency relief and 918000 pensioners, arguing the danger lies in starving citizens if funds end, not in relief policies. The piece warns against revolutionary fears when public welfare underpins daily life.
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Access to Machine Guns Sparks Gubernatorial Blame
The piece argues lawfully disarming criminals and endangerment from guns, blaming machine guns for rising crime and urging action. It criticizes state Republican officials, including Attorney General Schnader, and mentions debate over tax funds from a whiskey floor tax. The author hints at political maneuvering affecting reform and notes potential Senate election dynamics.
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United States
Una
Brooklyn 7 Whig
Star Signals Octavine Horoscope Fragment
The text outlines brief astrological hints for Mercury and the moon, noting a tricky morning, a potential buy time for electrical or mechanical devices, and favorable financial expansion around certain date ranges. It reads like a tarot-like forecast with several stray date references and nonsensical strings.
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Jd & Wood
Washington Diary Notes Harold Ickes in Spectacular Trip
The report recounts Harold Ickes visiting Maine and Passamaquoddy Bay to view tidal energy potential and a mix of personal digressions. It mentions his Annapolis Navy trip, a Chicago origin, and quips about shoes and bathing water asides. Also notes Rep William F Connery of Lynn Mass and Sen Arthur H Vandenberg, with Mississippi primary politics and Governor Theodore Bilbo’s Bacon pledge for 1946.
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AAA
Studios clash with fan magazines over censorship in Hollywood
Hollywood, Aug. 27 The revolt of studios against fan magazines escalates as editors push back against bans and the Hays code. Writers fear censorship while studios demand stricter story rules, with talk of Code of the West by Zane Grey and new star publicity plans amid tensions in Western film publishing.
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Government vs Private Initiative in Business Guarani
The Guaranty Survey analyzes government expansion into private enterprise, detailing regulatory and direct competition through TVA, AAA, PWA, and REC. It warns major public investments and new agencies threaten private initiative, urging a reexamination of emergency powers and long term effects on private business.
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Paris Styles Paris Fashion Aug iT Full-Length Coats
Georgette Renni showcases full-length coats with stark contrasts beneath. A Malachite green Bamlsol dress features trapping, sleeves widen at the bow and belt in quide is worn integrity. Evening shows a large check black and white dress with leather facings and triple ruffies. Trains appear only for formal gowns, and Renni favors full-length coats over direst tenthath.
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Death claims aged resident Catherine Bates dies at home
Mrs Catherine Bates aged about 78 of 516 Vyest Church Street died at her home last evening after a long illness from a fractured hip and complications. She was born in August 1846 and lived in Corry for twenty years. Survived by four daughters and several grandchildren. Funeral from the late home Wednesday at 2 30 with burial in MacCray cemetery.
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Saegertown
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Bridget Mack
John Sullivan
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Mac Cray Cemetery
Journal Notes From Aged Local Chronicle
Twenty years ago an item recalls Dr J Duckson struck by a locomotive near the post depot with minor injuries. The Board of Education planned resignations at Concord school. A huge water main pump began operation at 4 50 PM. Obituary notes Fred C Haene passed away, survived by wife and several children. West Pleasant Street opened to thoroughfare, new pavement by S M Love. A poster on West Wayne Street injured. Dorothy Wilcox to a house party in Sheffield. Frank and Ed Kinley turned in a bass four pounds five ounces. A Columbus bass improved by Arcade Restaurant incident. safety of daughter in Harrisburg reported. Newborn girl Aug 2 to George and spouse. Deputy Sheriff DuMond attends official duties. Will Tyne improving at home on West Smame Street. Mine accident injures worker on North Center Street.
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George Kin Jey
Nather
Woman Dies After Oven Fire At Almahecar Bakery
Clementa Dias, 22, reportedly placed herself in a bakery oven at Almahecar Spain in a moment of temporary insanity. Her brother pulled her from the oven but the heat and fumes proved fatal, ending in her death.
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Clementa Dias
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