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West South Street
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Sess Nee
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
First Gain in Exports Shows Uptick Over 1932 Figures
Department of Commerce officials report United States exports for October 1933 rose by 34 million dollars from September and 41 million from October 1932. Trade with 31 of 40 major countries increased, with seven showing lower purchases than a year earlier. Total October exports reached 193,048,442 dollars, signaling possible full-year gains if November and December rise similarly.
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United States
Ward
Department of Commerce
Washington
More Bank Assets Freed as Closed Banks Reopen
The last twenty days of November saw the reopening of thirty three closed national banks and the freeing of an additional 26 644 000 in deposits. During the same period twenty eight other closed banks planned re opening and re opening which will shortly make available 34 906 000 in frozen deposits. For the month of November forty six national banks closed since the disaster in March were authorized to reopen.
Lawyers Urged to Clean House at ABA Event
Bar Association president urged ethical lawyers to purge shysters and crooks from the profession at a Chicago banquet for Illinois Supreme Court justices. He argued the public interest comes first and that lawyers must police their own ranks to protect clients and public trust.
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Barle W. Evans
American Bar Association
Chicago
Tllinois State Bar Association
Supreme Court of
Tlinois
National Bar Association
Wyans
Piners
Diane
Jelalip
Man
Evans
Local officials named for key posts and civic notes
Twenty years ago reports state W. W. Lyons will be named mercantile appraiser by the county commission and Charles P. Keating slated for sealer of weights and measures. Other items include new Kitts bedsits shipped to Grand Rapids Exhibition, a Girls Friendly Society entertainment, and H. M. Colburn named Woodmen of the World council commander.
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W. Lyons
Mercantile
Charles P. Keating
Kitts
Grand Rapids
H. M. Colburn
Woodmen of the World
Starlings, Bugs, and a Printer Bell Clash in Washington
Washington notes describe park superintendent Lanham’s nightly campaign to disturb starlings. Virginia farms report starlings massing. Lee A. Strong discusses pink boll weevil and gypsy moth threats. George Carter ends a five minute bell era at the printing office. Oakland divorce suit cites installment plan repossession of a wedding ring.
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Lee A. Strong
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Plant Quarantine
Pennsylvania
George H. Carter
Hell
Ite
Carter
Paris styles tigrette trim coats on winter wear
Paris notes fashion oddities with tigrette fur and weenushk peel, praising a stand up fuse pelt ideal for borders, and a fox and ermine edged cape. Mentions Miss Jeim Alexander returning home after a weekend with aunt Mrs Edmonds in Dunkirk.
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Paris
Sikunik
Vanek
la Bruyere
Rodier
Blondel
Jeim Alexander
Mrs. Edmonds
Dunkirk
Whiskers and Beards in Hollywood Comedy Skit
Hollywood December 5 1930s notes Jimmy Gleason performs a playful lecture on facial hair in the film Once Over Lightly at RKO. He catalogues chops mustaches and beards, jokes about food stains shaping styles, and muses on beards signaling status and practicality in various lands.
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Hollywood
Calif
Jimmy Gleason
Jimmy
Simmy
RKO
Desert
Arabia
Russia
America
Local business and practitioner openings dated at Clinton street sites
Questions list multiple historical queries about when the Corry Red Springs Company at 15 Clinton Street operated by G. H. Brooks and C. C. Wales, when A. F. Bole practiced law locally, when H. M. Parsons ran the East Congress Street handle factory, and when Charles Hill boot and shoe shop was located in this area.
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Corry Red Springs Company
G. H. Brooks
C. C. Wales
Clinton Street
A. F. Bole
H. M. Parsons
East Congress Steel
Charles Hill
Debated lynching, politics, and Hart case in press
Charles P. Stewart surveys editorials from Central Press Star and Central Prize Writer Leslie Eichel on Governor Rolph and Homer Cummings. The pieces critique mob violence over the Brooke Hart murder and discuss wartime and social policy debates shaping New York and California politics.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press Star
Washington, B
James Rolph, Jr
Frankw
Cal
Justiee
Hiscom
Phila
Joan Silfsi
Iese
Talpit
Wisigtan
Central
Dnsephy I
Keenan Grhe
Esimyalen
Hickels
Homer
Cummings
California
Madle Coast
Debated Taxes Loom as Federal Revenue Debate Intensifies
Fragmented discussion outlines differing views on federal taxation and funding sources. Some supporters back a federal sales tax while others favor alternative tax forms. The debate reflects broader concerns about national finances and equity, with various factions predicting wide consequences.
108 Day Jail Term For Killing Of Two Bucks
Ridgway recounts the case of CF Sherry of Glarion County who pled guilty to killing two buck deer in one season. He began serving 108 days in Ble County Jail, with a $100 fine and costs after arraignment before Justice J. C. Minish. Game Protector E W Turley filed charges. Sheriff Van Chadwick pursued the scene and the deer owner disputed ownership.
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Ridgway
Sherry
Glarion
Ble County
Justice of the Peace
J. C. Minish
E. W. Turley
Spring Creek
van Chadwick
Cameron County
D. Bateman
Hunter Teacher Scours Woods Nets Bear and Buck
Robert Coble of DuBais, a Sandy township schoolteacher, hunted this fall. On November 11 he bagged a 180 pound bear during a day off. Over Thanksgiving he returned with a four point buck after tracking near Sabla Friday afternoon.
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Robert Coble
DuBais
Sandy Township
Coble
Sabla
Don’t Get Up Nights 25c Bladder Laxative Ad
A late historic ad promotes a 25c box of BUKETS for bladder cleansing to reduce irritation and nocturnal urination. It claims after four days if symptoms persist, BU KETS with bucu leaves and juniper oil acts like Castor oil on bowels and can ease backache from bladder disorders.
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Thomas Downey
Keister
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Girls’ Friendly Society
C. M. Conch
Marguerite Davidson
Mabel Schoenwald
Dorothy Walker
Marion Young
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Powers
Einstein
D. M. Alford
Halbach Brothers
Bite
West End
Tirst Avenue
Atlantic Refining Co
Emmett Price
Gallie Pier
Cambridge Springs
Bernice Bracken
West Newton
Rev. Shaw
Robert A. Patterson, Jr
Hie
Harrisburg
Corvallis
Ore
Oregon State College
Tiin
United Press
Pennsylvania Avenue
Notre Dame
Clifford Lanham
Lanham
Virginia
Potomac
Oakland
Iivalys Stearns
Robert Stearns
Hollywood Film Shop
Alanson Edwards
United
Pittos
Teaven
Brooke Hart
USA
Leslie Eichel
Prise Sui
Tee Vallis
Tim
Camkoe
Ue Democratic Party
Tver
New York
Ier Dinan Center
Afie Nations
Enuhor
Rennblcans
Ehlivet Visi Anil Cman
Hittere
Jemanes
Elk County
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Sai
Coats
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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