Legislature Should Frame Its Own New School Bill
An informed critique argues against centralizing school control in Harrisburg. The writer urges restoring local authority to boards, fair funding methods, and a realistic pay plan while opposing consolidation and mandated curricular expansion. Hospital financing and statewide dictation are criticized as side effects of top down reform. Local teachers and taxpayers are urged to push for practical, affordable reforms.
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Drrisburg
Ives
Board of Education
Rule
House
Senate
Chile begins plan to consolidate foreign debt
Chile shows cautious progress after a wave of upheavals. Dispatches report the new government plans an extensive financial project to consolidate foreign debt, signaling a shift away from repudiation toward steady policy.
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Chile
Santiago
Twenty years ago from the journal files reflects local events
Fragmentary notes cover a coroner death at Corry Hospital after a railroad strike, subpoenas in a court contest, a hardware store fire, social events, bank visits, and regional plans. It mentions Spring Creek plumbing, Warren high school loss, and shifts in Chilean and South American finances with British cooperation and creditor relief.
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Britain
Plan for Better Control of Colds Proved by Tests
Greensboro report claims the Vicks Plan reduces cold frequency and duration in schools homes and colleges. The plan supposedly cuts cold costs by more than half and is said to be detailed in Vicks Vaporub and Vicks Nose and Throat Drips packages.
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Greensboro
N. C
Belle Central
Vicks
Immediate Aid and a Regulated Future for the U S Economy
Economists argue that beyond immediate aid the United States must pursue a planned regulated society to spread wealth and stabilize farming and wage incomes. They warn current policies risk government intervention in finance, tariffs, and debt, with proposals ranging from land tax to broad public bonds and investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fragmented historical questions on city streets and figures
The readable fragments mention Butmio pivision teams entering the city south of a passenger station, Hondort and Simmnelinis operating a livery stable on West Washington street, Loader Publishing Company on Washington street, and John Smutz running a line on First avenues.
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Butmio Pivision
Gyassenger Station
Hondort and
Simmnelinis
Washington Street
Loader Publishing Company
John Smutz
First Avenues
Rumor Bullitt Named U S Envoy to Austria
Diplomatic quarters report William C Bullitt, former ambassador to several capitals and a representative of the President-elect, may be appointed minister to Austria. He spent the weekend in Vienna and rumors suggest he traveled with clients in Europe while home critics attack European travel as wasteful. The piece also critiques government spending and endorses broad reforms to simplify government and taxation to support social welfare programs.
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Vacayyayreno
Willams C. Bullitt
Reosevelt
Austria
Bullitt
Viena
United States
Smeeman Pardoned and Heads to Cleveland Post Release
Glenn Smeeman, freed after a governor granted clemency, prepares to travel to Cleveland Ohio where he will reconnect with family. The ex convict, who served a 15 year sentence for auto theft and escaped from prison, expressed gratitude and plans to resume his life despite earlier threats of exposure.
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United Press
Guy Park
Missouri
Glenn Smeeman
Smernan
Cleveland
George Bionson
Mixa Louise
Bronson
St. Louis
Colorado
Goy
Park
Fragmented Text About Kidney Issues and Remedies
Scattered lines describe kidney pains and possible symptoms such as cloudy urine and sediment. Mentions Dr. Perce AnnCe and a trading place in Ayleswatt Meshoppin Te with fragmented terms and unclear remedies.
Cupid’s biographer notes marriages rise with oil booms
Alice Y Magen works for the Genesis Bureau tracking marriages and divorces across the nation. She reports quirks such as a Texas county linking marriage spikes to radio shows and oil booms while other entries note jealousies or illicit behavior, reflecting a curious census of society.
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Washington
Alice Y. Magen
Cupid
Gensis Bureau
Linck
Tou Mnuich
Texas
Brookville Case Settled After Witness Stand Testimony
In Brookville on February 3, the case of L A Leathers Ralph and Mayer versus Mayes ended out of court. Leathers paid about 11 000 in costs and 9000 in securities plus a one cent check for a lockbox key from a Mayes hotel stay two years ago. Mayes claimed Leathers and associates held him for 10 hours and coerced the payment to recover allegedly stolen money. The embezzlement charge against Mayes was withdrawn as part of the settlement.
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Sams
Taftalion
Altopeter
Henry George
United States
Brookville, Ta
Trs
L.A
Leathers-Ralph &, Mayer
Leathers
Witnness
Laathers
Mayes
Robinson Oa Leathers
Leather
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
A.D. Golegrove
Arthur Colegroves
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 48Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Thomas dJeterson Johsson
Corry Hospital
J. RR. Hovee
Union City
Palace Hardware Company
Fice
G. W. Yeardsley
R. J. Follette
Mr. Yeardsley
Woodward
Est Presbyterian Church
This
Ily
Esse Oliver
Spring Creek
John Donaldson
James Stearns
F. Donaire
First National Bank of
Warren
Willis McGrew
Pittsfield
Bio City
C. P. Nothrop
Mississippi
Mrs. Fisher Ames
New York City
Porto Rico
Vist
John §. Rogers
Western Electric Company
G. R. Rogers Company
H. M. Ressler
Richard O'Brien
Ed Sweeney
J. F. Austin
Eriehis
Warren High
State Armory
Tony
Leslie Eichel
Central Press
Norman ‘Thomas
Chace’s
Keister
Rumor Bullitt
U.S
Smeeman
Enroute Home
Capitol Dome
Capitol Patio
Hennsylvania Ucense
Brookville
C. L. Suhr
W. J. Judge
D. M. Sachs G
Oberly, A. K. Helle A
E. Mackintosh
M. A. Brewster
G. M. Friedhaber
Oil City Trust
Coats
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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