The Silence Surrounds Governor Eccles on Tax Policy
Washington writer Jay Franklin notes Senator Marriner Eccles, head of the Federal Reserve, as a principled banker who defends capital gains and undistributed profits taxes. He observes Eccles is portrayed as silent by major papers, while a rumor campaign questions his alignment with New Deal fiscal policy and signals a possible resignation.
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Mayor Miller Nears End of Municipal Administration
Mayor Glen Miller ends his four year tenure this week with a successor due to take office in one week. The mayor, once hampered by early missteps, closed with strong leadership and independence, earning respect for firmness and public-minded decision making. A change from routine leadership may renew citizen interest in local government.
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Enjoyable Christmas in Corry Lights Community Spirit
Corry enjoyed a peaceful Christmas day with no serious incidents. Elks and the Salvation Army distributed baskets of provisions to about seventy five families, aiding the less fortunate. The city’s observance at 287 In. Street was marked by thoughtful generosity and holiday goodwill.
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CORRY MERCHANTS REPORT FINE CHRISTMAS TRADE
Good holiday trade in Corry shows stronger last-minute shopping and bonuses at local factories. Officials note employment cuts limited spending but expect trade totals near 1936 levels with raises boosting household cheer amid a national scene marking the passing of Newton D Baker, former Secretary of War and Democratic leader.
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Fragmented OCR note on anthems and insults amid war talk
A garbled OCR fragment references Jonn Gaynes Boimes and a vulgar rendition of The Star Spangled Banner. It mentions German Nazi fees and a Rev. Hig Full Ocha with stray phrases about vulgar preferences and public reaction, lacking clear context or coherent reportage.
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Hollywood past and present mingle in Pasadena crowd recall
In HOLLYWOOD stories from December 27 a cast of locals recounts Wayne Morris. A script clerk recalls his table waiting days, a high school chum notes his stage grin unsettled teachers, while others joke about his mountain hikes and early acts. The piece blends film lore with casual anecdotes.
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Wage Hour Showdown Foreshadows 1938 Elections
Washington Dec 27 Representative mood signals passage doubt as labor leaders denounce the wage hour bill. The bill is sent back for rewrites amid criticism of its complexity and regulatory setup. Leaders warn of a political impact and a wage issue shaping the 1938 congressional elections.
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Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files December 27, 1917
Reading through the journal notes dated December 27 1917, readers learn of a Red Cross drive accounting shortfall of 2688 dollars, the death of Mrs Elmer Kinoaty in New York, and news from Corry about a proposed joint workhouse. Other items include a naval reserve ensign commission for Robert Sullivan, a death of Ars Amanita a Bemonils dad, and local incidents of illness and accidents.
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One-Minute Test on World Religions and Chemistry
The piece asks about Nazi Germany’s minister, Japan’s principal religions, and a Chilean chemical product. It notes Shintoism and Buddhism as the main faiths in Japan and references Christian churches as relatively small. It includes a horoscope and trivia prompts with cryptic spellings and vintage newspaper tone.
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Fragmentary Factoids From Odd Catalog Of Trivia
A collection of miscued facts and curiosities ranges widely from Newton calculus at 21 to Poe creating the deductive mystery. Notable claims touch on Washington as lieutenant general, Roosevelt as a young thief executive, celestial beliefs, bird migration, and medieval falconry. The text appears as a garbled compilation of trivia without clear sourcing or cohesion.
Paris Couture Favors Slim Coat Styles For Spring
Paris fashion writers report a shift to slim, all wool daytime coats for spring. Navy tailored coats with rolled revers, white neck trims, and matching frocks lead a parade from Maggy Roufi Lucien Lelong Paquin Worth and Jenny.
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Henry Name Dominates European Royal Lineage
Collier's Weekly notes Henry has been the most used name among European kings emperors and princes over the last millennium. The Reuss dynasty in two former German principalities named every male Heinrich or Henry, with Heinrich LOGGSIV described as Henry the eighty fourth.
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