1935 Pamphlet Laws Ready for Distribution
Harrisburg ec 27 The bound volumes of the 1985 Pamphlet Laws have been printed and are ready for distribution to officials and agencies entitled to free copies. Additional copies are available to the public at 1 50 each, with advance sheets sold for 5 a set. The December 14 issuance follows earlier timelines, noting counts of laws enacted by the 1825 and 1983 Legislatures, and detailing printing volumes and punctuation work performed by the Secretary of the Commonwealth. The remainder of copies are for sale to the public, while 24 918 copies are set aside for free distribution to judges, county officials, justices of the peace, aldermen and attorneys.
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Harrisburg
Burreau
Commonwealth
David L. Laivrence
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Justices of the Peace
Division 9
Bureau of Publications
Stoll
Great Lakes Shipping Boom Amid Heavy Traffic
The Great Lakes carry a continuous procession of iron ore from the St. Lawrence region and coal from lower ports, with autos and parts among the cargo. Lake carriers claim traffic surpasses Atlantic ports in value, and a 14,080 ton ore ship loads quickly while coal moves Buffalo to Chicago at a fraction of wagon costs, underscoring US industrial leadership.
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Creighters
Stpussor
Jaie
Thiem
Lake Carriers Association
Atlantic
Gulf and Coast
Soo Canal
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Chicago
Lake Erie
Fallacy of conquest and colonial empires
The piece cites Nathaniel Petter’s Harper’s Magazine essay arguing imperial expansion has not paid. It notes Italy's 1880s to 1900s colonial efforts with only 8,000 Italians in Africa, Germany’s 1900s colonies with 22,000 settlers, Japan’s 1930s settlement lack, and concludes white emigration now favors habitable lands like the United States over new colonies.
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Norman Angell
Witten
Nathaniel Petter
Harper's Magazine
Italy
Africa
Tripoli
Cherry Street
New York City
New York State
Germany
Afriean
Russia
Korea
Manchuria
Liere
Tyso
United States
Farm Receipts Rise Across Regions In October
U S Bureau reports higher cash receipts from principal farm products in October across all regions, totaling 799.04 million dollars, up from 684.42 million the prior October. Ten-month receipts reach 5.014 billion, with regional gains offset by lower crop prices and larger marketings.
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U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
North Atlantic States
Orlener
Keant
I Central States
West North Central States
Crop prices dip offset by marketing gains in 1985
Cash receipts for Cotton, cottonseed, and tobacco rose in parts of the South Central and Western States in October, offsetting lower prices for these crops. October gains reached 13 percent in the South Central area and about 30 percent in Western States, as increased marketing activity supported overall farm incomes.
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South Central
Two Cent Fare Considered by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission weighs a two cent a mile standard fare for the nation. If adopted in weeks, it could apply to coach and possibly Pullman passengers, reducing travel costs to levels from a quarter century ago. Railroads seek renewed earnings and demand lower rates to stimulate travel and regain patrons.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Pasengers
Birthdate Weather and Fortunes for Early 1926
Horoscope style notes from December 28 predicting best times and mood for the day with dates and outcomes. It mentions birthdates between February and July, coin collecting, pawnbroker success in May 1926, and advice on study and travel in January 1936, with morning favorable and afternoon dangerous timings.
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Jen
Netherlands trade pact attacked by United Press
The National Grange in Washington denounced the reciprocal trade agreement with the Netherlands as detrimental to American agriculture. Representative Pret Brenckian called concessions on farm commodities “imaginary” and warned of negative impacts on farmers.
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Netherlands
United Press
Washington
National Grange
Pret Brenckian
United States
Hollywood Nightlife Grows With Santa Anita Opening Fun
Hollywood throngs nightspots as Santa Anita opens fueling revelry in Cinegrill, Trocadero, Brown Derby and Sardi's. Lynette Longon arrives from Chicago to sing at Cinegrill drawing a crowd. Mack Sennett is among observers. Al Finets is promoting an ultra furnished club with glass floor dancing and live fish display for guests.
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Hollywood
Santa Anita
Santa—_Anita
al Levy
Lynette Longon
Lynette
Chicago
Cinegrill
Lynetta
Sinegrill
Hollywood Boulevard
Mack Sennett
Mack
al Fincts Xs
Teg
Jim
Paris Fashion Midseason Silhouette Shifts in 1986 Trends
Paris fashion houses reveal varied midseason collections with a straight silhouette slight blouse at the waist and a flaring skirt. Tailored suits dominate day and night wear including sport town and formal midnight styles. Blouses range high to low necklines while two coat types appear, one fitted and the other loose with back fullness from pleats.
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Paris
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files 1915
December 27 1915 report recalls a Pennsylvania railroad incident where James Hurley a vanishingly cautious conductor was injured when the engine footboard broke and dragged him several feet Brake man Plabenty on the board escaped with grip on the engine Hurley sustained internal injuries a broken collarbone and facial and body lacerations The city observed a broad and joyful Christmas with church services well attended and mail delivery near completion as post office staff worked to clear holiday matter Others in Cory spent the holiday with relatives including Charles Cronin and son Francis and Mrs Rio Mather arriving from Chicago Miss Lena Mather and Mrs Clarence Z Smith returned from Titusville and Hyderow Christmas visits continued around town
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James Hurley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Plabenty
Hurley
Ridgway Eyes 100000 Airport Project Near Boot Jack
Ridgway reports indicate a large appropriation may fund a Montmorenci Airport near Boot Jack. Land has been surveyed and state and county officials expect a formal decision soon. If approved, the project would cost about 100000. In Chanute, Lorraine Dickethop, 16, completed her 61st solo flight after six hours of instruction, having taken her first ride at age two.
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Ridgway
Morterm Air
Boot Jack
Montmorenci
Mary de Fudde
Tf i
Chanute
Kans
Lorraine Digkethop
Fashion Tips From Paris of 1936 Describe Draping and Fabrics
The article outlines draping lengths and blouse styles with skirts knee to floor, long and winglike sleeves, and fabrics like velvets chiffons and laces. It notes detailed military loops and braid remain stylish, with lingerie, belts, and colored metal accents highlighted as smart.
Chief befriends peddler in Toledo shoe aid
The city police chief Ward Taylor helped a 76 year old woman struggling with a rain slick day by buying her shoes and rubbers and accompanying her.
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Toledo
Ward Taylor
U S Debt Comparison Prompts Exchange in Dec 18 Ads
A Lamport & Co advertisement argues U S debt would need to top 75 billion to rival Britain and notes England and France with debt levels and per capita burdens. The piece cites Wall Street reaction and connects to Roosevelt era debates on national debt levels and fiscal policy.
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A. M. Lamport & Co, Inc. Investment Iron House
New York
United States
England
France
Philadelphia Record
Wall Street
Europe
Roosevelt
Atlanta
Washington
Kaul
Philadelphia raises 80000 for Democratic convention bid
Philadelphia pledges total 80000 toward bringing the 1936 Democratic national convention to the city. Albert M. Greenfield, campaign chair, says remaining 100000 will be raised and Philadelphia can then seek a delegation to Washington next month to advance the bid. Septuagenarians wed in Bloomdale as Wilson Lee, 75, marries Mrs. Jennie Fry, 74.
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United Press Peliladelphla
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Albert M. Greenfield
Washington
Greenfield
Bloomdale
Wilson Lee
Jennie Fry
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Brookyn
Windsor
Joseph St. Louis
Scott
Omrist
R. J. Scott
United Stars
KE Romains
Austria
Merusalem
Etwaenem
Trinidad Tobago
Hollywood Film Shop
Mary Knight
Cory
Moz
Charles Cronin
Francis
Rio Mather
CL. Mather
Lena Mather
West
Washington Street
Elizabeth Bensley
Clarence Z. Smith
Titusville
Hyderows
Ralph Bly
Daughtery Thums
Eri
U.S
Britain
Old Guard
Kemps Balsam
Ade
Condra’s Pharmacy
Phila
Walter Hi. Ellis
Center St
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