South Split Four Ways on Gotten Program Debate
In a fragmented congressional scene, the South quartet splits over cotton policy and economic reform. Northern and western interests clash with southern leaders, while debates on compulsory cotton controls and labor legislation ripple through parties and regions. The piece outlines divisions among senators, Baruch-aligned financiers, and industrial groups, signaling a contested path for the president's reform agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JAY FRANKLIN_ WASHINGTON
Walktee
King Gotton
Dixie
Congress
Bilton
South
Senator Bank
Alabama
Amd
Old Southeast
Texas
Uke Missin
Maryland
George
Gaongia
Piedfont
Loomis
New England
Boileal
Wisconsin
Vino
Unis
Ag- HehRube
Isibor
Republican Minoriiy
Wisich
Danny Hill
Wing Cotton Ang
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Twenty Years Ago in Corry Chronicle War Notes and Local News
From the December 6 1917 issue a retro view notes joint efforts against a Pennsylvania Gas Company water tax plans in Cory Erie and Warren. Local gifts raise about 20000 for Christmas Savings clubs. Needlework Guild reports around 400 garments donated to the needy. Rita Porter earns Navy yeoman status and assistant to Lieut. Chester in Bayonne. Harry G Roberts marries Miss Higgins at the First Episcopal Church Meadville. Corry lodge F and A M holds election of officers Edwin J Lewis George McKelvey Frank Jones J Wi A Lincoln Cottrell treasurer Charles Geiger secretary Lewis Olds Benjamin Stennett Frank Babbitt trustees Brank Geiger grand lodge rep. A Cresy Heath has a newborn Lloyd Hartson Heath. Mrs G W Roberts visits Meadville. Mrs G W Roberts leaves for Meadville. The seven “follies of science” listed include duplication of the tube and perpetual motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neediework Guild of America
Rita Porter
B. Porter
United States Navy
Chester
Bayonne
N. J
Corry
F. and
Edwin J. Lewis
George L. McKelvey
Frank Jones
J. Wi
A. Lincoln Cottrell
Treasurrer
Charles Hi. Geiger
Lewis W. ‘Olds
Benjamin W. Stennett
Frank, Babbitt
Brank D. Geiger
Grand Lodge
Outlook Improves Across County As Optimism Returns
The county shows a rebound in outlook after weeks of poor results with factories reducing holdovers and shortages. While spring is early, many anticipate a turn for the better as stock markets stabilize and bankers and economists voice more hopeful signals. The festive season looms, yet confidence from leaders nationwide suggests the downturn may ease without a prolonged downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polanis Ars
Anc
Wally
Seviial Jvontits
Actar
Dlso
Hetten
Ampeiy
Gale
School Board Reorganizes With Two Retirements
The Corry School District holds an special meeting as two veteran directors retire. New members Cleve Tee Mortem and Austin Johnson are to assume duties at the reorganizational session, with best wishes from the existing board and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bizard Heart
de, & F. Bennett
Bourd
Charles 3. Monroe
Til
Nica
Coury School Distier
Jounal
Hoth
Hw Board
Poxsesaedt
Paris Styles Patou Collection Shows Youthful Sports Sits
Paris fashion notes from Dec 6 detail Jean Patou mid season range with striped jackets, color contrasts, and dresses in navy, green, and brown tones. Features include diagonal panel coats, adapted collars, tailored trousers, beaded chiffon blouses, and satin accents. a fashion tip highlights striped jackets as key pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jean Patou
Uno Sii
Cole Jena
Patton
Bing Crosby plans to keep working despite wealth
Hollywood reports Bing Crosby, despite vast wealth and diverse ventures, will not retire. He says many depend on him and he will continue working to support Bing Crosby Ltd and his broader business interests while the public desires his performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Bing
Crosby
Dorctoy Byghin
Sec
Bing Crosby, Ltd
Rallio Aml
Record
Lalent
Real Eatatte Ventuines
Com Tinls A Mile Publishing Company
Targenil ‘Ho
Westing Farm
DeliMar
San Diego Couty
Ranki
Grab Bag One Minute Test 1 Ambassadors to Japan
Puzzle style clues ask who served as 13 U.S. ambassador to Japan and who founded Wellington or Wellington era. Includes hints on etiquette and a Tolay horoscope fragment with multiple names and phrases from Collier’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Stewart Says Taxation Foe of Liberty in Virginia Tax Burden
Columnist Charles P. Stewart rants on taxation in Virginia and national tax excess. He argues state and local levies burden homeowners more than federal taxes, praising reform by William Green and criticizing overall taxation as oppressive to the average citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Nowonh
Den
Willins
Creen
American Federation of Laboragesis
Alent Po
Wedera
County
Aml
Agaist Noir
Bodumie
Sami Wkadomy
Thele Senwel
Washinston
Washinston Swhurty
Alesunilyia
Vilegnia
Weshingtonia
Virginia
Sonylitas Greadier
Pripaley
William Crown
William Green
Fragmented OCR: Uneven text from Lenieniy ward Kelmotty
Readable fragments show an obscure local notice or unsigned sentence. The words include names and a mixed phrase about a one minute test and answers. The rest is unreadable, offering little verifiable context or detail.
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VP Ea Bie
Bill Follies
Scott's
Scott
Ar Ry Sk
Wriee
Paavinewee
Fiien
Cory, Erie and
Warren
Pennsylvania
Citizens ' National Bank
National Oi of
Harry G. Roberts
GN. Roberts
Vy L. Higgins
Meadville
Clyde Heath
Corry Trospiter
Lloyd Hartson Heath
Margaret Haight
Buffalo
Stil Nhs
Ivome Haight
Marion Street
G. W. Roberts
Glen Milley
Anch
U. S
Pa‘ker
Han
Wisdore
Tolay
Stewart
Tosaph
J. E. Collins
Kelvinator
Fada
Royal Cleaners
Ellis Electric Store
North Center Street
Yardley
Bue and
Ula
Keister
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