Flynn analyzes Lima Conference on South America and fascism
John T. Flynn argues the Lima Conference reflects mixed ethical and economic issues with South American dictatorships and German influence. He notes democratic ideals in the U S and contrasts South America’s regimes in Colombia Brazil and Argentina fearing German expansion, stressing practical trade ties and regional needs.
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Italy
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South America
United States of America
United States
Colombia
South Amering
Lima
Mussolini
Brazil
Hitler
Linde
Santa Claus postmaster carries on after mother's death
Santa Claus Indiana postmaster Oscar Phillips, famed for handling Christmas mail as Santa, faced the death of his mother Josie Phillips at 78 but vowed the loss would not halt the season. The village, known as Santa's Headquarters, employs many residents to manage rapid year end mail, with expected Christmas volume reaching about 1.5 million pieces.
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United Press
Santa Claus
Oscar Phillips
Indiana
Troy
Josie Phillips
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Phillips
Santa CIA
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Usin Lywip
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Toy Vilage
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Litz observ es 20th anniversary in Corry shoe repair shop
A M Litz marks twenty years since opening his shoe repair shop at 112 North Center Street Corry Pennsylvania. He notes the shop is modernly equipped and among the finest in the district. The full page Journal ad thanks patrons and lists felicitations from firms that have done business with Litz. Mrs Carl Donaldson and son William visit Frie.
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North Center Street
Corry
Litz
A.M. Lits
North Cen
Ter Street
Pennsylvania
Debate over socialized medicine draws professional debate
A mixed stance emerges among medical groups with the American Medical Association opposing socialized medicine while the California Medical Association backs cooperative services for subscribers at about 25 dollars a month. The piece cites concerns over government control and the impact on professional independence, urging cooperative effort within the medical profession to improve health services.
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Californila, Medical Association
California
Medical Society of Pennsyvania Wimgh
Lieve Resisun
Golintey
Uberry
Amateur aviator’s coast flight sets spiteful pace across nation
A drifting account describes a low-powered pioneer’s flight from Angelia to New York by a 50 horsepower craft. John M. Jones, a professional aviator, completed the journey in roughly 30 hours and 30 minutes, challenging popular estimates of long-distance air travel.
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Yanes
John M. Jones
Angelia
New York
Oibaliens Ter Tre
Barthelmess Returns to Hollywood After Retirement Dream
Hollywood veteran Richard Barthelmess resumes film work after a self described retirement from the screen. He explains a life of leisure proved unsatisfying and signals plans for a series of distinctive character parts, with potential aviation projects under Hawks at Columbia.
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Hollywood
Richard Bartheliorss
Barthelmess
Cary Get
Joan Arthur
Broadwig
ST Hil
Hos
Phyt
Howard Hawks
Columbia
Barthelmes
Hawks
Tin
Ty Fush Severn
Tus
Twenty Years Ago as Token from the Journal Files
Twenty years ago notes recount Women's Reform League petition for stricter liquor law enforcement. Reports of fires on South Street and a new eating place planned at Calice Halls. Bits include military arrivals, hometown deaths, and postal updates from service members overseas.
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Women's Reform League
Fly Commission
Frank Baeder
Eyl
Calice Halls
Wiley
Women work in new roles across industries today
More than eleven million women in the United States are employed spanning fields once closed to them. The piece notes that women have always labored, though not in many industries, and highlights women taking on roles as operators in modern workplaces.
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United States
Farmer shoots pair stealing Christmas tree from farm
A farmer shot and killed a 14 year old boy and wounded the man’s wife as they tried to remove a Christmas tree from the farm. The couple, Carl Rousseau and Minnie Rousseau, were the victims. their children were mentioned. Authorities described the armed confrontation and ensuing deaths.
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Grafton
Athorities
Carl Rousseau
Minnie
Girts
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Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
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Olds Flower Store
East High St
Union City
G. L. Patterson, Jr
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