Washington Officials Postpone Vacations Amid New Deal Era Remains
Washington officials delay long vacations after Congress adjourns as President Roosevelt plans Hyde Park and westward travel. Cabinet members Homer Cummins James Farley Cordell Hull Claude Swanson Harold Ickes Frances Perkins Daniel Roper among those taking short trips or staying at desks in the post adjournment period.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Pacific
Hyde Park
WN. C
James A. Farley
Yedi
Honolulu
Cordell Hull
Virginia
Navy
Claude Swanson
Harold Iekes
Frances Perkins
Ickes
New York States
Daniel Nn Roper
Twenty Years Ago Taken From the Journal Files
Grant Barton suffers a foot injury while assisting a family move. He is home and expected to be unable to walk for several days. The Wright family held its fourth annual reunion at Bud Wrights Beaverdam home. Hazel Duffy returned from Erie. Carl Knoblets heads to Brookwayville for a visit. Ales McInnes Jr leaves Albany on business. Raeder visits Mine for the day on business. Mayor J B Patterson and family return from an Easter automobile trip.
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Homer
Cumigs
Washington
New York
Europe
London
Paris
Brussels
Vienna
Rome
Scotland Yard
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Idaho
Des Moines
Grant Barton
Wil
Wright
Bud Wright
Beaverdam
Cost of film production and stand-ins in Hollywood
The article quotes Paramount director King Vidor on daily production costs for epic films, noting typical costs around 20 000 dollars per day and up to 60 000 for large sets. It explains vast audiences justify big budgets and describes a stand-in for Margaret Sullavan earning about 35 dollars weekly.
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Hollywood
King Vidor
Paramount
Tut
Patsy Greene
Margaret Sullavan
Miss Sullavan
Marcel Rochas Fashions: Coats to Fingertip Length and Slender Skirts
Paris styles from Marcel Rochas showcase winter coats shortened to fingertip length with shaggy wool folds and bright interior accents. Silhouettes contrast full coats with slim skirts, while two tone plaids and sheer chiffons define evening and afternoon wear. Coastal notes mention Mr and Mrs Sidney Darwin and Mr and Mrs Walter Bishop traveling to Syracuse for Labor Day fair.
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Paris
Marcel Ro Oling
Marcel Rochas
Sidney Darwin
Walter Bishop
Syracuse
N. Y
Ban on culture and Jewish identity in Nazi policy
The text describes an order by the Hitler government isolating Hebrew culture. Jews must join a central association and avoid German cultural life. It states artistic activity is permitted only within the frame of Jewry, effectively pushing Hebrew scholarship back to a ghetto like the Middle Ages and denying cross-cultural expression.
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Germany
Help for Youth Promises Broad Youth Aid Program
The National Youth Administration with a 50 million dollar appropriation aims to educate and employ youth. It targets half a million young people from ages 15 to 25, offering part time work from six to thirty dollars a month. The program plans apprenticeships with businesses and government agencies, seeking practical training and personal advancement.
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National Youth Administration
Aubrey W. Willams
SAFER FORESTS AND PUBLIC CARE FOR TREES
The COC forestry work shown its value beyond planting and fire protection. Public instruction has lowered forest fires this summer and taught people to protect woods. Canadians increasingly adopt tree preservation habits, reducing hazards at picnics and outings, a reform worth more than cost of forestry jobs.
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COC
tor G_kers
Hin
Golden wedding supper for Mr and Mrs Charles Lapip
A 50 year golden anniversary celebration titled golden wedding supper honored Mr and Mrs Charles Lapip. The event featured flowers from the bouquet that once supplied the bride decades ago.
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Canhadea
Ani
Charles Lapip
Bualy
Star Signals September 2 Horoscope Guide
Most favored today are those born October 12 through October 30. General indications advise morning rest, afternoon doubt, and evening distress. Emphasize deference and humility. use a good influence for travel study and philosophy in June and July 1936. guard against opposition from older people, colds, and a depressed outlook in January and February 1986 with danger noted January 23 to 27 1936 and favorable social period February 3 to 6 1936.
Bemis Reunion Draws Broad Family in Corry Area
The annual Bemis reunion gathered Sunday at Hiram Bemis home Corry R D 5 with relatives from Ithaca, Clymer and Spring Creek regions. Noon dinner served to about many relatives and friends. Oldest attendee John Weave 81 Ithaca N Y and youngest Margaret Ann Bemis North Clymer N Y. Next year’s gathering set for same location.
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Bemis
Hiram Bemis
Corry
R. D
Clymer
Spring Creeks
Ithaca
John Weave
N.Y
Margaret Ann Bemis
North Clymer
N. Y
Harris Nominated for Conference Post in Erie Session
Rev H Ray Harris of Corry is nominated for the conference post as the Erie Conference of the United Brethren Church enters its 74th annual session in Jamestown. The meeting also lists Rev F S McEntire of Buffalo as assistant recording secretary with nominations to follow this afternoon.
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Paul Weaver
Jamestown
Erie
United Brethrea Church
McEntire
Buffalo
H. Ray Harris
Corry
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Hazel Duffy
Carl Knoblets
Arcade
Brook‘wayville
Ales McInnes, Jr
Albany
Trip
Rank Raeder
J. B. Patterson
Film Shop
Itel
Wich
Elton H. Blair
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Pa
Atlantic
Wumber Federal Reserve System
Bemis Reunion
Owen Optical Traction
R. Owen
New Deal Optical
A. Owen
Member
Federal Reserve System
Gr Birioni
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