Understanding the need for cooperative effort in Corry
Dr A P Haake advocates a round table approach to unite employers and employees for economic recovery. He stresses cooperation among capital and labor, shared understanding, and frank discussion to solve local and national problems, praising community action to boost jobs and prosperity.
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Clyjo
A. P. Haake
Corry
United States
Huake
Carh Qler
Wisconsin
Dr. Hawke
Bruce Catton in Washington on government reorganization
Bruce Catton reports from Washington on the stalled President Roosevelts reorganization plan. Congress revival of a special committee and a compromise approach aim to streamline without dismantling civil service or granting unilateral presidential control. Key disputes: congressional approval of changes, abolishing or keeping the comptroller general, and uploading preaudit duties to Treasury. The piece notes opposing views within Congress and potential paths to a limited reform.
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House
John Josehtan
Missouri
Lindsay Warren
North Carolina
Congress
Treasury Départment
Civil Service
Burton Ki Wheeler
Bill Center
Geners
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Tegahto
Interstate Commerce Commission
Byrd
Virginia
Department of Public Welfare
Niza Service, Inc
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files February 8 1919
A garbled set of notes from the Journal Files dated February 8 1919 recounts civic plans and local happenings. Mentions Vic Knights of Pyrite meeting, a planned PUORUEH project for Ly three story brick building on First Avenue, and ownership shifts at the TO 0 building. References to deaths, railway road constriction plans toward New York state line, and various local names and incidents including a faulty log accident and a newborn on February 7.
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Vic Knights of Pyrite
Wanpetyety Tittya
Rew
de Caine
Puorueh
First Avenue
Leno
Bulding
DT Bracken
Wow. Blair
Jamb Franz
Joy Ci
Shi J. Desmond
F. Brown
Harrisburg
New York State Line
Soviet Polar Route Stamp Honors Papanin Expedition
A Soviet stamp commemorates the 1937 Papanin polar expedition. The crew established a weather station at the North Pole and were rescued by an icebreaker after ice drift jeopardized their mission. The piece notes Moscow’s claim that a regular polar air route could emerge within five years, linking the Soviet Union and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
United States
North Pole
Pole
Moscow
Polar Weather Bureau
Ivan Papanin
Papanin
Bourbon Prince Leads Troops Amid Tax Row
A fragmented clipping notes political contention with reports of a Bourbon Prince leading troops, a tax collector criticized for pocketing funds, and commentary on currency shortages and costier goods in Russia. References to historians and agriculture aid surface amid a chaotic, stray summary.
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Ose Bourbon Prince
Our Frontier Is the World and Our Neutral Path
A Roosevelt era article defends isolationist neutrality while outlining four guiding policies: no entangling alliances, Open Door trade, disarmament, and self determination. It traces U.S. diplomacy from Washington through wars and world balance shifts, arguing the frontiers are global not just rivers or seas.
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Roosevelt
George Washington
Americas
Europe
Asia
Amur
Manchuguo
Soviet Union
Rhine
France
Germany
Japan
Russia
China
Great Britain
Austria
Hungary
Italy
Iely
England
Atlantic
Pacifics
Panama
Red Army
Forgery Expert Ellis Writes Signatures for Films
In Hollywood a forger named Ellis, expert at imitating signatures, performs writing tasks for Warner Bros. His work includes letters and signatures for historical figures like Lincoln and Maximilian used in films such as Juarez. He even signs a patriotic document in a featurette, ensuring authenticity under close camera scrutiny.
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Hollywood
G. W. Hills
Alcatraz
Ellis
Ells
Warner Bros
Juarez
Paul Muni
Bette Davis
Bilis
Maximilian
Mexico
Thad
William Dieterle
Sip
United States
Lis
John Fincock
Scarlet fever warning for children in winter period
The article warns that scarlet fever affects many children in winter with danger of serious complications such as heart problems and coughing. It emphasizes early detection by sore throat, fever, and rash, and notes the contagious nature and need for immediate care.
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Joney
Injured Woman Returns Home After Fall in Erie
Mrs Lavery wife of former Erie county ben eato chairman, was treated at a hospital for injuries from a fall at 6th and Cascade. She returned to 55 West 6th Street Monday night and is recovering from a ruptured abdominal blood vessel.
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Erie
Seah Lavery
James H. Lavery
Erie County Bemneato
6Th Street
6Th
Cascade Streets
Worst Kind of Poisoning Botulism Risks From Home Canning
Botulism, the deadliest food poisoning, stems from home canned fruits and vegetables in improperly sterilized containers. About sixty five percent of botulism cases prove fatal, underscoring strict safety in canning practices.
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Lillie Wbouk
Peru
Nove
Artin
Teddy Soetalopist
Northwestern University
Sonn
Thegs
Welne
Luke
Bruce Catton
Washington
Mie
Teken
Journal
Lawrence
Mark Coyle
Nile Ania
Moles Station
Agenoil
A.D. Neillay
C. Warrar
Royal Mule
Amnul
Raymond
North
Cory
Soli
Tomerly
Columbus
Nas
Maince
New York
Clymer
Yasterday
L. W. White Lay
Vigil Vernon
Tomorrotl
Bani
Wala
U. S. Frontier
Jay Franklin
By William Ferguson
Tropics
Hollywood Film Shop
Sa Gifart
Merin
United Press
Daily Dozen
The
Medical Society of the
State of
Pennsylvania
Cloverdale
Ann Page
Donuts
Sunnyfield Bacon
Sauer Kraut
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