Highland Town Movement Encouraged Across Erie County
A Union City dinner meeting highlighted the second successful step in organizing an association of Corry Union City Mills Village Edinboro and Albion. The group aims to work for highway improvements and other regional developments, fostering inter community spirit and shared progress for the towns in Erie County.
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Union City
Corry
Mills Village
Edinboro
Albion
Erie County
Spr Ang Stens
Steel Leads Recovery Outlook in Steel Industry
The text reports renewed confidence in steel demand after recent declines. U S Steel Corp and Iron Age data point to a bulge in shipments due to end of three month order cleanups, with higher prices aiding larger shipments. Forecasters see first quarter strength despite rail and auto production delays and potential labor troubles.
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United States Steel Corporation
Iron Age
Tron Age
Honor governor's daughter named most popular at college
Helen Hocken hull, 18, daughter of Gay A. W. Hockenb ull of New Mexico, was elected most popular girl at Colorado Woman's College in Denver this year. Automatically she becomes queen of the 1984 Skyline, the college year book.
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Denver, Colo
Helen Hockenhull
Gay
A. W. Hockenbull
New Merxico
Collrado Womaun’s
Blue Eagle Shaped Pepper Exhibits In Lathrop
In Lathrop California Mrs WW Miller displayed blue eagle shaped peppers with a central yellow beak like form. A second red pepper showed a green center instead of blue, and featured only a single head.
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Miller
Notable Foreign Envoy and Senate Santa in Roostbelt Speak
Washington scene blends humor and politics as Hiroshi Saito, potential next Japanese ambassador to the United States, navigates English wit and cultural cues. The column riffs on Morgenthau’s dog Gold Standard, Senator Norris’s legacy, and a Congress mired in tariff talk amid Christmas timing and liquor tax hearings.
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Washington
Nee
Hiroshi Saito
United States
Saito
the Treasury
Henry A. Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Treasury
George Norris
Nebraska
Santa Claus
Norris
Lame Duck Congress
Paris Styles and Fashion Tips From The Era
The article reviews coats and silhouettes, noting a straight line coat with large leather tassels and a brown silk stockinet trimmed coat for formal wear. It describes design elements such as shoulder tassels, bell-shaped sleeves, and practical warm, lightweight fabrics. Plus a fashion note on coats and a House Ways and Means committee scene with tariff discussions and seating arrangements.
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Paris
Dee
Kodler
Matanee
Alex Barton
Otis
Wood mosaic card table crafted from 4000 pieces
In Hoquiam, a craftsman built a unique card table using 4,006 tiny fir mahogany walnut Alaska cedar and Tennessee red cedar pieces. The small wood bits were glued edge to edge to form a colorful mosaic top with five distinct hues.
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Sverent Smith
Twenty Years Ago As Taken From Journal Files
Journal notes recount a mail clerk Henry Rosa of Hast Pleasant suffering a severe bl disorder, Rev. Gi TL Sharpley recovering at home after illness, and Mrs Rebreen Brinker’s ongoing wealth filing. Readers shared tidbits on Cosby roads now fair, mud hardened by cold temperatures, and a note on a second annual journal dancing party hosted by Ni. 1 organizers.
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Henry Rosa
Hast Pleasant
PL & 1
Chepslynds
Gi TL Sharpley
Hal Roach recalls twenty years in film industry
Hollywood remembers Hal Roach as he nears twenty years in pictures. He traces his rise from cowboy beginnings to director and producer. Tales include casting director hunts, makeup stacks, and memories of early stars like Harold Lloyd and Warren Kerrigan.
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Japan
America
Seattle
New York
Washington
Netherlands
Hollywood
Mary Sickfoul
Harold Lloyd
Warren Deernigan
Hal Roach
Imdustry
Roach
Harold Loyd
Cloyd
James Mckee
R. R
Borzage
Tin
Tie Homietystinreeey
Reach
Samson
de- Heh
Warren Kerrigan
Kitty
Delilah
Four City Patrolman Years Ago Revealed
In a 1920s chronicle, John Dunbar is linked to the early four patrolmen era as Dempseytown grows its municipal safety team. The questions reference historical city records and local sports figures. The Owl newspaper hints at school activity during that period.
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John Dunbar
Dempseytown
Douglas Titus
Complete Kane check Sharpers resurging job under arrest
Fraley Street Improvement exposes two fleecers nabbed before completion. Murphy from Hamburg and Crifisinger of Buffalo held by jail detectives after arrests Tuesday. They used rubber stamps to forge payroll like checks under false company name Werte Painting. Investigating authorities note possible ties to American Legion activities and Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home inquiries continue.
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Fraley Street
Murphy
Hamburg
N. Y
Robert Crintsingér
Buffalo
August Heisley
lGeorge Barber
Edward Engtert
Puller
Balse
Werte Painting Company
Holland
Furthet
George Chrristoph
Murphy and Crifisinger
American Legion
David B. Simpson
Soldiers
Anil Sailor Home
Fraley Street resurfacing project near completion
Dee Kane reports the Fraley street resurfacing by the state highway department under public works relief measures began December 1. Weather delays pushed progress two days. The two mile stretch from the railroad crossing south of Greeves street to Haines street will be well paved, improving clearance and reducing fender scrapes on the west curb.
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Kane
Dee
Fraley Street
State Highway Department
Greeves
Haines Street
Truck Crash Blames Faulty Brakes On Driver Youth
Jas F Giles 19 of Camp Number 7 said the truck had no brakes when it crashed Tuesday afternoon into a bus full of children four miles west of here on Roosevelt highway. Two men aboard the truck and the bus driver were slightly injured. Corporal L E Linder of the Warren patrol found half the handbrake rod disconnected and not repaired. Giles told a straightforward story and was not blamed for the accident.
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Jas
F. Giles
C. G
Roosevelt Highway
Here
L. E. Linder
State Highway Patrol
Warren
Hathuis
Gilesci
Erie Band to Furnish Music for Charity Ball
Burke and his Band from Erie, known for Thousand Moods, will provide the dance music for the Junior Woman's Club charity ball at St. Edwards hall on Wednesday December 20. The event benefits the Corry Belle Fund, organized by Misses Frances Dean Joan Brown Mariam Miller and Mary Hazel. A floor show is planned and a large crowd is expected with Mr and Mrs Guy Abbey Mr and Mrs M L Brown and Mr and Mrs HJ Sheen listed as patrons.
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M. L. Brown
HJ. Sheen
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Corry Evening Journal
Weat
South Street
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
S S
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
T W. 46Th St
Steel Again
Congress
Federal
Alcohol Control Administration
Tove Thie House Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt
Mellmntic
Doughton
McClintic
House
Wils and Means Committee
E. E. Guignon
Rebreen Brinker
West Pleasant Street
Minge
Cosby
Hollywood Film Shop
Tim
Callies
Bacon
Erie Band
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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