Noted French seer predicts end of hard times soon
United Press story by Ralph Heinzen reports Madame Freya, a French seer, foresees the end of hard times in the United States by year end and predicts Hoover will not be re-elected. She also envisions political change in Europe, with Laval remaining in power and no revolutions, while economic troubles ease in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Madame Fraya
United Press
Paris
Madame Freya
Sterling
Joffre
Maneturia
Alfonso
Pierre Laval
America
Wall Street
United States
Madame Praya
Briand
Saturn
South America
Europe
France
Only Yesterday and a Batch of New Books Review
A dense literary column reviews Only Yesterday by Frederick Lewis Allen, praising its scope from Wilson to Hoover and its engaging prose. It lists a catalog of recent titles suitable as Christmas gifts, noting varied subjects from Wells to Roosevelt, with brief endorsements and price hints.
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H. Allen Smith
United Press
Frederick Lewis Allen Hanpers
Bathur
Alten
Woodrow Wilson
Allen
Irmagedy
Wilcam
Harding
Cul
Hoover
Dayton
Red Grange
Mah Jong
Radio
Rudy Vallee
Capone
Gang~ Dom
Mencken
American Mercury
Bacco-Vanzetti
H. G. Wells
Doran
Wellington
Philip Guedalin
Harpers and the Literary Guild
Maury R. Beard
Longmans
Mr. Gladstone
Walter Phelps Hall
Norton
Christopher Morley
John’ Day
Pram Sullivan
Liverifint
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry Fringle
Harcourt
Edward van’ Every
Stokes
John Vassos
David- Friede
Broome
Clemence Dane
Doubleday-Dorlin
Eugene O'Neill
Liveright
Elizabeth Madox Roberts
Viking
Congress Faces Tax Shortfall As Corporation Revenues Drop
Congress confronts a growing budget gap caused by a sharp fall in corporate income tax returns. From 1925 to 1930 corporate revenue rose to about a billion dollars annually, roughly a quarter of total government intake. In the year ending last June receipts stayed above 800 million, but the current year is seen to fall by 40 to 50 percent, challenging plans to balance the budget amid weak profits and limited effect from rate hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Witl
Department of Federal Income
College president Tolley speaks on drinking in Erie's Allegheny talk
In Erie, Dr. William P. Tolley newly named Allegheny College president, urges debate on college drinking. He cautions that while Allegheny faces no grave problem, larger schools show a rising trend. His remarks spark wide press comment and reflect broader concerns across campuses.
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William P. Tolley
Allegheny College
Erie
Tolley
Allegheny
Prediction of Spain’s political upheaval and monarchy fate
A brief forecast states unemployment ends before summer while Spain experiences relative quiet. It predicts difficulties for the Republican regime but rules out restoration of the monarchy. Alfonso has lost his throne and will not regain it.
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Spain
Alfonso
City council eyes new street signs for upcoming year
City Council discussed the budget last night with strong sentiment in favor of erecting new street signs. Officials say the signs would aid residents and visitors, marking a long-needed convenience for the city.
Social Meeting of B P W Club in Corry
The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club held its December social at Miss Marian Smith's home on North Centre Street with twenty members attending. Plans were set for a Christmas party for city children on an evening in December. Miss Ruth Soper, chairman, will announce further arrangements with help from Misses Florence Lindaquist, Mola Miller, Alice Frano, and Phoebe Rey. The class Health committee featured Miss Eva Kepler, school nurse, who spoke on her work. A guessing contest ensued with awards to Mrs Edna Blanchard and Mrs Marion Wagner. Date cake with whipped cream was served.
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B. P. W. Club
Ne Corry Business and Profrasional Worena Club
Marian Smith
North Centre Street
Christnay
Tre Hesith Dominitwee
Rutt Soér
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Ralph Heinzen
Journal
Rager Scatlett
Kane
Back Bay
van Norton
Chas
Reed Jones
Marinley Company
Jones
Headqcaren
Florida
Aimee McPherson
Dellabottom
Vanadium
Cambridge Springs
Polish National Alliance Organization
9 Vollege
WH. Dulyo
Corry Camel
Knights of
Cohumius
Renest
Carl Taylor
Jamestown
Miller
C. Babblit and Son
Red Cross
Pennsylvania Creammery Co
Phildelphia
Grange Hall
Columbus
So Outhme
Chicago
Wales Hardware Company
Vernon Middwun
Sisten Me
Midsaugn
Catry Boy
Fredonia
Ernest McCray
Mayette
Kansas
Warren Hall
McCay
Foon
D. Heath
Crawfford County
Pomona Grange
Bradford
Bradford City Finance
Webster G. Drew
City Treasures
Sumo Y Gan
Free Bett
Levato Hammond
Eagle Street Corry
Chapin's
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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