Icy Weather Seen Lasting Through March Predicts Cold Spells
United Press dispatch details long range forecast by Federal Meteorologist Charles D. Reed. He notes January cold tends to extend into February and March, with 60 day or longer abnormality patterns across the Midwest, Mississippi Valley, Great Lakes region and beyond. Reed warns hot or cold tendencies in June or July often predict August conditions. Also notes a returned relief check case in Oregon as a separate local item.
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Questionable federal bills threaten civil liberties
Two proposed laws Kramer-Russell anti sedition and Tydings-McCormack military disaffection risk misuse against free speech and press. They resemble wartime criminal underworld laws and could curb criticism of Army or Navy administration.
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Tydings-McCormack
Pocket Radio Transmitter Aids Mobile Broadcasts
A compact five pound pocket radio transmitter was designed by Fedin engineers after two years of lab work. It lets monitors receive sports events or circulate at speed without full studio gear. Weighing about five pounds, the cube cabinet unit fits in a hand. It has a four mile reception range and uses a small 90 volt battery. Intended for commercial broadcasters, it could also assist police departments by enabling point of origin transmissions relayed by regular stations.
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Political party labels blur as realignment reshapes voters
A New York Times piece by Attias Kroek argues labels mislead voters as realignment expands, with former Republicans leaning radical and independents praising Democrats. It questions returning to clear party names and foresees potential multi party divisions under two current labels.
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Attias Kroek
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High School Drivers Education Considered in New Jersey
Legislators and traffic officials in New Jersey debate mandating driver education as a high school subject. The chief inspector cites low cost and high benefit, while voluntary programs show growing popularity. proponents urge early safety training and adherence to traffic rules.
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Motor Vehicle Department
Macy
Cant Take It Easy in Ute Vision Says Uncle Liew
In a clipped, rephrased quote the speaker Uncle Liew argues against a soft approach. The text preserves local cadence and suggests a stubborn stance that opposition to a certain plan will fail. The fragment hints at cultural or linguistic play without a clear outcome.
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Twenty Years Ago in the Journal Files February 4 1916
A community mausoleum at Pine Grove cemetery nears completion after three years of work with Spring expected. A tea hosted by Mrs. Roberts and Mrs Gibbs drew over sixty attendees. County Sunday School Association reports about 72 delegates including Dr. P. G. Wood and G. C. McCray. Several townspeople are mentioned in daily notes from local residents and business figures.
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G. C. McCray
Sleet Blamed for PRR Derailment in Jersey City
In Jersey City on Feb. 4, Pennsylvania Railroad officials blamed sleet for a four car local electric train derailment at Schange Place terminal. The backed train struck a stationary pumper. engineer lost control as wheels locked in sleet and snow, injuring nearly 60 passengers.
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Janet Gaynor Defends Temperament In Films
Janet Gaynor argues temperament is not petulance and should not misused as a film stereotype. She discusses Hollywood’s evolution with studio methods, sound pictures, and the shift from flamboyant egos to organized big studios, noting actors adapt to the modern industry.
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Milky Way
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Metro-Golodwyn-Mayer
Robert Taylor
Farrell
Lewis Stone
Binnie Barnes
Isabel Jewell
James Stewart
Frank Craven
Elizabeth Patterson
Arthur Lake
Andy Devine
Hunt Stromberg
Slara
Five Students Hurt in Bus Auto Collision
Five school students were injured when an automobile skidded and crashed into the bus they were riding. The accident occurred on Cool Spring road near here last night. Charles Cochran, 23, of Cool Spring, drove the car. Cochran's parents, Mr and Mrs Cochran, suffered broken arms cuts and bruises and were treated at Adrian hospital before returning home.
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Pabel
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Cool Spring
Charles Cochran
Adrian Hospital
Hetrick loses middle finger in coal truck accident
Arthur Hetrick of Reynoldsville, aged 21, was treated at Adrian hospital after tearing off the middle finger of his right hand while loading a coal truck. He said the finger slipped while he grabbed a steel part of the machine during the loading.
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Lules
Untitled fragment hints at temperamental reform efforts
A fragment suggests a figure began moving away from a volatile temperament, taking initial steps toward controlled behavior and steadier conduct, signaling a shift in presentation or leadership style.
Star Signals February 4 Horoscope Update
The reading notes favors those born June 21 to 30 with a mixed day outlook. Morning and afternoon appear good, evening doubtful, while big plans should be tempered. Caution advised for those born March 5 to 7 and September 7 to 11, and August 29 to September 4 warning of accident risk. Financial help may arrive in March via elders or conservative apparel spending. Health cautions from April onward.
Steam Engines Powering Turning Water Into Work
Steam engines convert heat energy to mechanical work, driving machines and devices that perform tasks. These rel y machines turn latent energy into usable power, enabling various park and workshop operations.
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Vicinity Credit Group to Meet at Meadville on May 12
The Meadville Production Credit Association calls its annual stockholders meeting for May 12, 1836 at 16 00 a.m. on Center Street Meadville to elect two directors replacing those whose terms expire. Current directors include J A Donutdad, R B41 from Elmertown, PA. Wm Bornles of Suegertown, PA. James M Hall of Belfield, PA. Wm F Yempleton of R 0 2 Transfer, PA. and Ernest H Venn of R 4 Akeley, PA. Farmers invited to attend to discuss low coal input and discounts on spring supplies and equipment.
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Transfer
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Eheyaliim
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Isle Royale Receives Seaplane Air Service Boost
Seaplane equipped with gifts will provide Isle Royale with its first air service. The plan includes seven passenger capability and no heavy maintenance facilities will be kept on site. The initiative aims to boost access to the mid lakes resort area and connect the Isle with Oulenh.
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