Boston leader backs monetary plan under Roosevelt policy
The Boston Financial Leader endorses the gold policy and the Roosevelt administration’s monetary program. Edward A. Filene outlines benefits including cheaper dollars boosting exports, reduced imports, and stabilizing debt payments while cautioning against inflationary Congress actions and denationalization risks.
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Boston
Roosevelt
Edward A. Filene
Filene
Europe
Congress
Labor Federation addresses Legislature in appeal for reform
The Pennsylvania division of the American Federation of Labor sent a comprehensive appeal to state legislators ahead of the upcoming session. The Federation's program is ambitious and has won endorsements from Governor Pinchot and the Democratic State organization. It is expected that the session will treat much of the program with a different approach.
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Labor Federation
Pennsylvania
American Federation of Labor
Pinchot
Democratic
Constipation Relief Promised by Art-Bran Remedy
A testimonial from Mrs. Doris Eyre King cites 9 years of constipation since her first child's birth. After using Art-Bran for four months she reports no need for medicine. The ad claims All-Bean contains bulle to exercise the intestines and vitamin B to tone the tract, with iron for blood, produced by Kellogg.
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Taye
Doris Eyre King
Abbey Road
Oxford
Baglan
Kellogg
Botsle Cresk
Paris Knits Steal Spotlight On Stage And Street
Paris fashion notes say head knits dominate this season with stage stars and celebrities like Lili Damita and Renee Devillers choosing Mon Bijou pieces in gray and blue tones. Suits, scarves, belts, and turquoise Nain Bleu knits appear in public appearances and film roles. Canada freight policy shifts as Montreal channels grow, cutting US trade share from 40 percent to around 1 percent in 1933.
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Paris
Lili Damita
Renee Devillers
Amy Blatt
Lili
Renee
Suzanne Lebglen
Amny
Montreal
Canada
United States
Twenty Years Ago As Taken from the Journal Fires
Mayor John B Patterson and his new city administration took office this morning designating departments led by L Alexander Frank Howard C F Brown and Charles M Sessle A glee group is organized under Mrs George Bosworth The 1915 treasury includes 55000 for Corrys Federal building Gypsy Queen Company troupe heads to Conneaut Family Theatre in Keating block opening Roy Larson hired as pianist Harry Roberts returns to Cham erlein Isabelle Edwards Mary Spielmann return from Oil W R Hasbrouck Harold Hasbrouck and John Rickers leave for Philadelphia Washington then Lake Worth Arthur Hill H M Norton and Albert Payne depart for Daytona Florida.
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John B. Patterson
Ity
Navy Removes Anti German Signs in Time for Diplomatic Visit
A 18 year old Navy department safety poster purge cleared anti German warnings from walls just before the new Naval attaché to the German embassy, Capt Robert Witthoeft, visited. The painter earned a medal. diplomats praised the clean walls and the timely act amid wartime tension.
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United Press
Washington
Navy Department
Mie
Robert Witthoeft
T the
Department
Fraternal Eagles Meeting details and local music aims
The Cameron block hosted a Fraternal Order of Eagles meeting with J. D. Murray as secretary. G. G. Usher built a brick West Main block bearing his name. Damon’s moving picture show on West Main Street is mentioned. A hotel on Fifth Avenue is planned to host a Federal department of Fine Arts, aiming to stimulate public interest and elevate American musicians to the pedestal.
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Order of Eagles
Cameron Block
J. D. Murray
G. G. Usher
West Main Street
Damon
Exhibition train visits Paris after Alsace Lorraine tour
A social note reports an exhibition train back from a tour of 34 towns in Alsace and Lorraine. It will receive visitors daily at Gare de Ist on tracks 25 and 26 from 10 to 12 and 2 to 7, until 8 in the evening.
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Paris
Alsace
Lorraine
Gare de Ist
Dry cleaners' code sets 85 to 95 cent rates in Pittsburgh area
Under schedules approved by Recovery Administrator Hugh S. Johnson, cleaning a suit or dress costs 85 cents in Pittsburgh for Nelota and 95 cents in four other cities. The higher 95 cent rate applies in US City Greensburg Harrisburg and Wilkes-Barre as the cleaners and dyers code took effect yesterday. Corry falls in the Oil City trade area making the 95 cent rate effective there.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Pittsburgh
US City
Greensburg
Harrisburg
Wilkes-Barre
Dyers
Corry
Erie Store Employees Share In Will Benefit
Approximately 159 workers of Trasle Prescott and Richardson Co. received cash gifts after hours on Thanksgiving Eve, funded by the estate of Charles W. Prescott to honor long service. The total exceeding $100,000 reflects Prescott's posthumous bequest and his noted benevolence.
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Charles W. Prescott
Erie
Trasle, Prescott and Richardson Co
Iiamp Boy
Prescott
Jordan, Marsh and Company
Boston
Wm. B. Trask
Trask and
Trask
Woman Dies After Suspected Auto Strike Amid Mystery
Mrs Josephine Fack, 29, of 633 West 17th Street, found dying in an alley between 21st Street homes. She later told her husband in St Vincent's Hospital that a car struck her near 18th and Cherry Streets, a short distance from home. Police report her condition prevents clear questioning as investigators seek truth behind how she moved from the crash to the locator scene.
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SRIF
Josephine Fuck
17Th Street
21St Street
Liberty
Poplar Streets
St. Vincent's Hospital
Cherry
Land
State C W A Director Addresses Erie Meet
Erie December 1 Civil Works administrator for Pennsylvania will address a meeting of county officials from Erie Crawford Warren Mercer Venango and McKean at the Erie courthouse Friday night. He will discuss the Civil Works program to put people to work this winter with $35 000 000 in federal funds. About 175 workers will start eight city projects Friday and more projects are expected to boost manpower by Monday.
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Erie
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Crawford
Warren
Mercoer
Venango
McKean
Court House
Biddle Willy
Harrisburg
State Administration
Arthur €. Vicary
Biddle
Erie County
Vicary
Erie Woman Fatally Burned in Kitchen Fire.
Mrs. Amelia DeFanzo of 2228 East 18th Street, Erie, died at Hamot hospital after she, in a rush to hasten a fire, poured kerosene on smouldering coal and was instantly enveloped in flames. She ran from the house with burning clothing while her husband tried to help. She leaves six children.
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Arie
Amelia DeFanzo
East 18Th Street
Hamot
Burma
French Creek Resident Mary Gilmore Dies at Home
Mary Pitegeraiy Gilmore wife of William Gilmore died at the family home in French Creek late Wednesday evening. She was born in Wellsville and moved to French Creek in 1891. Survived by husband, daughter Miss Jettie Gilmore, and son William Gilmore. Funeral planned Saturday at 10:20 AM. husband slight burn reported.
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Mary Pitegeraiy Gilmore
William Gilmore
French Creek
Wellsville
Mr. Gilmore
Slaughter
Jettie Gilmore
Alli
St. Mathias Church
French Creek, What
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
46Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Old Guard Republican
NRA
Federation
California
Mrs. King
Mary Knight
Superior Dry Cleaning Co
Corry, Pa
Cent
George Bosworth
Gypsy Queen Company
Conneaut
Mr. Seiler
Harry Stanley
W. H. Bingtein
Roy Larson
Harry Roberts
Chamerlein
Isabelle Edwards
Mary Spielmann
W. R. Hasbrouck
Harold Hasbrouck
John Rickers
Lake Worth
Arthur Hill
H. M. Norton
Albert Payne
Daytona, Fla
United States Department of Agriculture
Wallace
Henry A. Walace
Publi Sation
Johnson
Home Loan Corporation
Faher
Fahey
Leo, Wolman
Coolsay Bia University
DRY Cleaners
Chapin’s
Frank C.chapin & Sons
North Center Street
WILL
C.W.A
Inla Long
Meadville
Callies
DUCKS
Hamburg
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