Hughes to produce real gangland film sequel
Howard Hughes plans a gangster film from a Rowland Brown story to expose racketeering and fight graft. Muriel Kirkland signs with MGM for Rivers Parothy Davies co-star. Sylvia Sidney and Athur Lubin join Lition at Pasadena Community Playhouse in February.
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Hollywood
Scarface
Howard Hughes
Eass
Hughes
Rowland Brown
Edward Nurold
Muriel Kirkland
J Comedienne
M-G-M
John Gilbert
Rivers
Parothy Davies
New York
Sylvia Sidney
Paramount
Athir Lubin
Will Dever
Pasadena Community Playhouse
Gilmor Brown
Red Cross reads pirate map tale and tax talk
A spoofed report cites United Press items about the Red Cross following a pirate treasure map leading to buried cash. It also notes Representative Schaefer of Wisconsin and Representative Dem of New York delivering a dry speech on subsidies, with Ireland and a storm referenced for humor.
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United Press
Washington
Red Gross
Kidd
HP Leigh
Red Cross
John
Schaefer
Wisconsin
Tony
Roylan Dem
New York
Ireland
Holst
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files February 17 1913
The Livermore store undergoes remodeling with Arthur Shilth arriving to become assistant manager. Reports mention transactions in Leipzig and New York buyers bidding over 29000 in sites and sales, plus local notices of school concerts and a boiler repair causing class dismissal. several local figures and business changes are noted.
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Livermore
Arthur Shilth
City
Bie
Drought and Company
Fron
Leipzig
Gismany
Ther
New York City
Two Reds Convicted in County Court
In ERI on February 17 two men identified as Communists, Cadimer Niengiskel of 1218 Parade Street and Joe Cavier of Germain Street, were convicted of assault and battery by a county court jury. Judge Rossiter deferred sentence and allowed bail. counsel Fay Rys filed a motion for a new trial, but the judge granted a role to show cause.
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Eri
Penry Square
County Cout
Rossiter
Cadimer Niengiskel
Parade Street
Joe Cavier
Germain Street
Fay Rys
Man Wounded Crossing Fence With Shotgun Fire
John Illian 45 of Guys Mills RD 2 was seriously wounded when the shotgun he carried discharged as he stumbled while crossing a fence near his home yesterday. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
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John Illian
Guys Mills
Foot
Min Ls
Death notice for Mrs. Mary Rose of Union township
E L Blakeslee of B18 West church street reported the death of his sister Mrs Mary Rose of Union township. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at the late home.
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E. L. Blakeslee
Westchurch Street
Mary Rose
Union Township
The Hospital Problem in Corry City
The article explores borrowing funds to relieve Corry Hospital and funding via a new city bureau of welfare. It notes legal, financial, and political hurdles including property ownership, tax impacts, and the need for council action in an annual appropriation. It emphasizes taxpayer reaction and the uncertain future of hospital operations.
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Corry Hospital
Hopital Association
Itea
Theony Hospital
Bureau of Charities
Dia
Council ii
Corry
Firewood Becomes Common Household Fuel Across State
The piece notes many households revert to wood as fuel due to low gas rates and mood shifts. John W. Keller of the Department of Forest and Waters cites widespread wood use with wagons and cars carrying logs. Businesses emerge in regions selling firewood, supplementing but not replacing traditional fuel.
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John W. Keller
Department of Forest and Waters
Commonwealth
Vanteles
Fashion Notes and Fuel Relief in Corry
Paris styles feature 1932 1933 dress tweaks and smart scarf details as fashion talk fades into relief aid. The piece shifts to fuel shortages with public wood programs aiding unemployed families, noting wood as cheaper than coal and listing common Pennsylvania species used for firewood. Corry highlighted for turning to wood aid.
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Iparis
Pennsylvania
Corry
Vicks Antiseptic Slashes Gargling Costs
Five million trial bottles demonstrate Vicks antiseptic cuts gargling costs by half while proving its quality and economy.
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Vicks
Vicks Voralone Antiseptic Begins Trial Offer
Guaranteed by druggists Vicks Voralone Antiseptic is priced lower than comparable products. A million trial bottles valued at 4250 were made available to prove its effectiveness for breath halitosis gargle mouth wash and protective antiseptic use. If unsatisfied money is refunded.
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Nitkers
Vicks Vapolub
Vicks Voralone
Vicks Chem
Vicks Voratone
Vicks
Europe
Robbers Break Into Waterford Store Steal Provisions
Robbers entered Frank Phelps’s Waterford store Tuesday night and took about $80 worth of provisions including canned goods sugar tobacco and cigarettes. The incident involved a break in during late evening hours and police are investigating the burglary.
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Frank Phelps
Waterford
Thompson's Barosma Tablets Claim Kidney Blessing
An old advertisement extols Thompson's Barosma Tablets as the best remedy for bladder weakness and kidney issues. It includes a customer testimonial from Detroit praising relief from bladder trouble and back ache, urging readers to cleanse poisons from the kidneys and avoid poisons entering the system.
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Thompson
Rol
Hurl
Dar Superior St
Detroit
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William Wurman
Jamessown
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Edith Priscull
J. #. Austin
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Superior
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Jamestown
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Joseph Nagorsky
Paris
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Diva
Calli Ailuggista
Sue Tore
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