Coasting Safety Plan Lets Kids Use West Pleasant Street
City officials propose reserving West Pleasant Street for children's coasting during safe periods. Police will patrol with lanterns at intersections, and drivers are urged to minimize traffic and respect the youth patrol to protect young recreational riders. This measure aims to reduce winter coasting deaths by separating the activity from ordinary traffic.
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West Pleasant
Doys
West Pleasant Street
Corry area chicken thefts spark calls for tough action
Residents of Corry and surrounding townships condemn a series of chicken thefts blamed on an organized gang. The spate of nightly raids, chiefly on Tuesdays, has stretched law enforcement as communities urge decisive prosecution and longer penalties to curb the crimes and protect outlying farms.
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Con
Cord Township
Corry
Relief and Recovery Emphasize Tax Burden From Relief Funds
The article argues that large emergency relief expenditures will burden future generations with higher taxes. It notes relief funds come from already taxed or borrowed money and warns that increased debt will hinder recovery and stall business and employment. It stresses the clash between calls for lower taxes and ongoing relief programs.
Fragmented Inquiry on Historical Details
The reader lists questions about a charter grant year for Pennsylvania 6, currency in Norway, a thwarted slave plot in New York City, the identity of Anatole France, the appointment year of F P Schoonmaker as judge in Pittsburgh, and a mention of poverty denunciations along with garbled text.
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Pennsylvania
Norway
New York City
Anatole France
F. P. Schoonmaker
Pittsburgh
Twenty Years Ago In Corry News Chronology
Corry coal dealers face stock shortages due to a car shortage. Progressive Party committee meets to finalize plans for a Wednesday meeting. Corry Milk Condensary raises price to two dollars per hundred and expects stability. B B Mattress Co on Maple Ave suffers a minor fire with limited damage. High School Age team lineup shares forward and guard positions for Friday game versus Lane. Acme Milling installs large motor and uses Corry Electric Light power. 125 foot platform under construction at P R R freight house west of station for transfer work. Corry Bridge and Supply Co wins contract to build a new 100 foot span bridge at Wales. The Rosary play at Library Theatre draws a stall audience but falls short of last year. Edward Lusey celebrated sixth birthday at Marion Street home with family.
Hepburn's fire and Hollywood's push for small studio units
Hollywood remembers Katherine Hepburn as a bold, outspoken star who fights for her principles and prefers independence. The piece profiles her remarks on refusing the A Bill of Divorcement script, and notes B. P. Schulberg’s push toward smaller production units to improve film quality, arguing personal leadership and humane schedules matter in sustaining high production standards.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Des
Katherine Hepburn
RKO
Hepburn
Germany
Screenland
B. P. Schulberg
Schulberg
Paramount
Dirigible Akron Returns After 24 Hour Coastal Training
The Akron dirigible, under Commander A. H. Dresel, completed a 24 hour training mission along the Atlantic coast and returned to its hangar in Lakhurst N. 3. The airship departed and now rests after the training run.
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Hurst
Akron
Atlantic
A. H. Dresel
Roadhouse raid nets liquor seizure at Joy Gardens
Frank Nicolazzo of 28 Hemlock Street freed on 2000 bond after U S prohibition agents raided his road house Joy Gardens one mile east of Wilcox on the Buffalo Pittsburgh highway and seized whiskey gin beer and ale valued over 2000. He was taken to Bradford for a hearing before United States Commissioner Elizabeth O Mara and will face federal court in Kane at the term beginning March 20. Nicolazzo had previous liquor and larceny charges in McKean county court.
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United States
Fiizabeth O'Mara
H.C. Woods
Martin Micken
Prohibition
Brie
Prohibition Enforcement Service
O'Mara
Nicolazzo
Hine
McKean
Two Women Hurt In Falls At Main Street Intersection
In Jamestown North Dakota two women were injured in separate falls at the same corner on First and Main. At 10:15 a.m. Bertha Erickson 29 slipped on ice fracturing her right wrist and was treated at James town General Hospital. At 12:15 p.m. Mrs Norman Wright suffered a slight concussion and was driven home by taxi with physician attendance.
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Jamestown
Dee
First
Main Streets
Bertha Erickson
Glide Avenue
Jamestown General Hospital
Norman Wright
Barker Street
Mentha Pepsin Touts Cure for Stomach Distress
An ad claims mentha pepsin relieves stomach agony better than soda or magnesia with no gas or bloating. It promises magical relief when taken as a tablespoonful with meals and offers a money back guarantee from Keister's Cut Rate Drug Store if it fails.
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Cértuuy
Keister
Senator Couzens Calls for Hearing on Debtor Relief
Senator Couzens argues that Uncle Sam's debtors deserve a hearing before any compromise. He questions establishing a new agency or war debt commission, urging trust in self-government to assess debt relief and warning against granting automatic reductions without sufficient cause.
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Couzens
Uncle Sam
Take Recruit Options Open for U.S. Army in Jamestown
Jamestown reports resumed active recruitment after a month of limits. Vacancies exist in 70s Field Artillery, motorized 5th Field Artillery at Madison Barracks, and 28th Infantry at Fort Ontario. Applicants need character references and parental consent for ages 18 to 21. ages 18 to 85 welcome. Local names: Jesse O. Smith and Mrs Anna Knowles connected to Columbus.
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Jamestown
Jesse O. Smith
Army
Field Artillery
5Th Field Artillery
Madison Barracks
Fort Ontario
Hoover Joins Club Los Angeles
Allan Hoover son of President and Mrs Hoover is elected to the exclusive Los Angeles Bachelors Club whose membership is limited to socially prominent men who have never married in a social club announcement from Los Angeles California dated December 19.
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Hoover
CLUB
Los Angeles
Calif
Allan Hoover
Bachelors' Clun
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Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
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New York
Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Progressive Party
Traction
B. & B. Mattress Company
Maple Avenue
Jourdet
McKinney
Paulson
Clough and Weilman
Lane
Acme Milling Company
Corry Electric Light Company
Corry Bridge and Supply Co
Wales
Library Theatre
Edward Lusey
Marion Street
Hollywood Film Shop
Dirigible
Frank Nicolazzo
Golden Rule Foundation
Eastland Street
New York, N.Y
Charles F. Stewa
James Cozens
Michigan
Mankee
Darrassient
Tony
Answa
James Couzen
Kas
State Department
Ueblore
von Tine
Wolverine Solon
Linde Sanv
Ghai AP Setial
Heral
Rbienig
Bauer
WNO
U.S. Army
Anna Knowles
Columbus
Glenn Prine
Velvet
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Davison
Center St
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