Budget director urges economy in New York schools
Mark Graves, director of the budget, addressed superintendents and school officials warning that state costs have risen to 48 dollars per pupil over twelve years. He called for at least fifty million dollars in economies via a revision of school expenditures and cautioned against talent for shielding wasteful spending, urging reorganization to keep costs within taxpayers means. Buffalo editorials supported his stance, arguing economies could boost efficiency without harming education and warning educators to avoid motives doubting reforms.
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Optimism From Insurance Leaders Promises Stability
President Buckner of New York Life urged confidence in American institutions and the stabilizing role of insurers. He cited life payout estimates totaling 925 million to widows and beneficiaries and over 2 billion returned to living policyholders via endowments, cash values, and surrender values as a key economic stabilizer. He urged insurers to weather troubles, predicting a return to prosperity through continued progress in science and invention.
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New York Life Insurance Company
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files
Items from the Corry area dated December 12 1912 note large radiator shipments from Corry plant while Seal foundry idle for a year. Methodist Sunday School opens a gym tap and archery class. Congressman Bates says Corty federal building work to start next spring. Parents complain about minors in pool rooms and bowling alleys. Clark's Mill to process one million feet of lumber for a busy season. Miss Mabel Keefe hosts Eighty Club at their home. Erie Railroad wrecking crew tidies up junk in the yards. Climax Mfg tests Type B locomotive ahead of next shipment. Will Hines of United Press Service in city. William Trill undergoes home operation. W Scott edits Owl High School magazine. Wrestling talk between Walter Willoughby and Chris Jordan. Mrs Kate Kettenring feeds at her father’s home as Pennsy No. 82 derailed. Milton Caldwell on vacation from P R R bag Sageman. Morris Bonstell returns from Masonic meeting in Cleveland.
Christmas Gift Book List From A Busy Bookseller
A writer lists recent titles ideal as Christmas gifts, noting a mix of literary and biographical works. Titles include The Physiology of Marriage, The Collected Works of Pierre Louys, Titans of Literature, Blessed Spinoza, Mark Twain's America, Death in the Afternoon, The Odyssey, The Haunted Mirror, Porfiria Diaz, Sketches in Criticism, Gail's Angry Man, Napoleon, Friday, and more with prices and publishers. The piece playfully judges suitability for different ages and hints most readers should prefer practical gifts like roller dates or coffee makers.
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Burton Roscoe
Putnam
Spinoza
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Macmillan
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America
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Lille Brown
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Soldhiérs
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Simon & Schuster
T. J. Shaw
Oxford
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Viking
Porfiria Diaz
Carleton Beals
Lippincott
van Wyck Brooks
Dutton
Gail
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Napoleon
Hilaire Bello
Ilo Orleans
Claude
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Fragmented History Quiz Questions in Poorly Scanned Text
A garbled OCR fragment asks about Pennsylvania family counts and Norway capitals, Estonia origins, a Praying General, Milli W Shrevi in Congress, and a note on security and poverty with page citation. The readable bits show many misread capitalized names and uncertain terms.
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Trapped by Fire Claims Woman in Home Tragedy
In Gutpvsburg Pi on December 14 aide Sogna Crosta aged 66 died after a blaze trapped her inside a two story brick home occupied by Wil Hunt Robinson and his family. Neighbors noticed a strong odor and a stair fall as she tried to escape. The fire destroyed the dwelling and no national cemetery is reported nearby.
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Feud and Firearms Tales Stir Capitol History
Observers note a flicker of risk as Congress bars recall past gun threats and feuds among lawmakers. From Heflin and Britten’s war era clash to Norton’s table assault, the record recalls tense confrontations in the Capitol with no formal firearms rule from Congress.
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Corry Pupils Enter County Spelling Contest
Sixth grade pupils of Corry will participate in the county wide spelling contest with preliminaries held last week. Winners announced include Washington Dick Gilliam Ida Prine Concord Evelyn Brooks Charles Rourke and others. A certificate of merit will go to each school, with a county champion receiving a grand trophy donated by Alfonso XIII and Grand Duke Alexander of Russia.
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Police baffled as man found dead in garage
Erie Police probe death of Orris Pert 84 found in a garage where he kept his car. The body showed facial injuries and bloodstains. A woman called his common law wife reported him missing a week earlier. Neighbors Margaret Roberts and Leonore Thornhill said the car and garage details suggested foul play or accident. Investigators noted the car motor was idling when found and will perform an autopsy to determine cause.
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Hollywood film shop stories of a Danish model to leading roles
United Press report traces a Denmark born artist model Gwili Anire who faded after a contract lapse in Hollywood and was later rediscovered by talent scouts, now under Rico-Readio in film leads. It also notes Jolson's Hallelujah and other studio plans with costliers and cast changes at Uniited Artists M-G-M and Paramount.
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Fierce Battle Looms Over Blue Laws in Legislature
Erie reports a heated struggle among church leaders and lawmakers over repeal of the eighteenth amendment and the liquor sale. Blue law changes may face stiff opposition in Harrisburg as the session nears, with local delegates split along lines of proposed modifications.
Veteran teacher Christina Thompson dies in Washington
Christina G. Thompson 87 longtime principal of Washington Seminary and longtime educational worker in Western Pennsylvania died at her home Saturday. Burial will be tomorrow after services in Sewickley, Pennsylvania, with services held locally first.
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