Lets Not Always Say No to Corry Traffic Court
A local call favors creating a Junior Traffic Court in Corry to involve youths in observing traffic rules. The proposal aims to foster respect for laws, reduce accidents, and build civic responsibility among children, with minimal publishing costs and broad backing from residents.
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Telus
Cosmuel
Rogsvd
Corry
Chain Store Tax Struck Down by State Legislature Ruling
The Dauphin County Court halted a chain store tax after the State Legislature deemed it unconstitutional. Judge William M. Har Fest supported opponents, calling the measure arbitrary and discriminatory while noting its impact on larger chain operations versus independents.
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Ivor Harrishu
Tunphin County
Naber
Daly Theatres
Primsylvania
William M. Harfest
Dauphin Tribural
Japan Warfare Efforts Amidst Shifting Fronts Reported
Fragmentary dispatches describe Japan expanding in Asia while facing stiff resistance as governments scrutinize troop movements. Analysts note possible withdrawals and reallocation toward Siberian fronts, with tensions cited near the Chinese borders and speculative aims in Manchuria and Korea.
Bruce Catton in Washington on WPA programs progress
Bruce Catton surveys the Works Progress Administration programs in Washington. He details cultural, public administration, professional, service, production, and other projects, noting figures on art, concerts, theater, and writing outputs while debating the value and impact of public spending and job creation.
Ecuador Still Argues Over Its Boundaries
Ecuador, on the Pacific coast of South America, remains without definitively settled boundaries amid disputes with Colombia and Peru. The country extends about 100 to 400 miles north to south, with a rail line from Guayaquil to Quito featuring Nariz del Diablo where the train climbs 2700 feet in five minutes along a zigzag route. Ecuador lists its area at 276000 square miles and a population near 2,756,000, boasting potential wealth and dramatic scenery despite ongoing border debates.
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South America
Colombia
Peru
Brazil
Guayaquil
Quito
Nariz del Diablo
Devil's Nose
Washable hair tint colors eyed for future film fashion
Hollywood makeup artist Jack Dawn notes a trend toward washable hair tints in upcoming films. He mentions metallic powders and one carat gold highlights visible in photography, with many women already experimenting with color accents and prepared for easy removal by warm water.
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Jack Dawn
Baws
Busi
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Dawn
Emen
Noerime
Jean Criawford
Ceneral
Ehalley
Bill Jutet
Honor Won Selatedly Senda 0
An elderly resident, after 88 years of frequent visits to the fre department, has been recognized as a longtime friend. The man began stopping by as a boy at a local house and continued nearly daily, with few exceptions, through the years.
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Senda
Hye Stalley House
Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets as a remedy for distress at night. The copy warns of nighttime discomfort and promotes the product as a tonic for stomach, liver, and bowels with suggested dosages.
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Thompson
Secrecy in government stirs Senate clash and rhetoric
Editorial laments partisan secrecy battles over defense and foreign policy as the Senate misses chances for informed debate. It contrasts Nixon Roosevelt era debates with modern secrecy and calls for clearer diplomacy links to national security and social policy.
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Missouri
Nye
North Dakota
A. P. Giannini
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Hiram Johnson
Tn Cowrtry
Bob la Follette
Law of the Free
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Henste
Tabor to Address Erie County Grange Meeting
Erie County Pomona Grange hosts a major meeting with Past National Master S. A. Lowell of Fredonia invited to attend. Ceremony set for the Academy High School Auditorium at State and 26th streets with Belle Valley Grange and others cooperating. Organizers aim to make this the greatest meeting in northwestern Pennsylvania.
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26Th Streets
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Fredonia
Pomona
Forewood
Gilerivon
Belle Valley
Birthday in Doorn Hints Nazi Anniversary Day
A Doorn birthday remark evokes the idea that Hitler will become only an anniversary. The Munich pact is panned yet not blamed for trench duty. A fashionably behind senator quips about peasants and looks ahead to vegetable luncheons and vitamin diets tied to grocery ads.
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Hitler
Milady
Daily Dozen Mites Hide In Small Things and Birds
The article discusses tiny itch mites found on feathers skin and in plant tissues. Mites, though microscopic about 1000 inch long, infest birds animals and plants causing skin irritation and annoyance.
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files 1919 News
February 21 1919 recounts honors for DeLay Carty and others of the 87th Brigade praised by Brigadier General J O O'Neil for brave service in Bronce. The Cary Motor Club grows to fifty members with a goal of 250 this drive. Walls of a ruined City building are being razed with the eastern part nearly leveled. About 100 couples attended dances at the State Armory under Pennsylvania Reserve and Corry band. Dr M H Christie plans a trip to Taosila California to be with his wife. J A Willig travels to Little Valley New York to join Merrill Solle company as chief engineer at the mile plant. Robert W Heerieth, son of Glynn and Mrs Averion, leaves New York for Massachusetts Bridge and Structural to Massitin, D, where he previously worked.
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Glyn
Averioin
New York
Masailon Bridge and Structinil Company
Massitin
Citizenship rush starts in Tipianapolie
Kadlerat ol flees herp vow to speed naturalization as Europe’s turmoil triggers a wave of applications. In Indiana, a federal court in the city will rule on the largest batch of citizenship petitions since World War II, signaling a major influx.
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Dieustor
Lions of Europe
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