The Supreme Racket and Senate Economy Debate
Editorial notes oppose the Fletcher Rayburn bill and warn the Stock Exchange should face facts not promises. It recalls 1938 market manipulation and argues for public operation over a racket. It compares Senate and House attitudes toward veterans' economies and public spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Rayburn
Stock Exchange
USA
Stock Exchange Crown
Vest
Pletcher
Yes
New York ‘Stock Exchange
New York Exchange
New York
Joint session targets birds and mammals as public enemies
The League of Ohio Sportsmen and Izaak Walton League joined the State Conservation Council in a session naming the crow the domestic cat the great horned owl and the fox as public enemies. They argue crows destroy eggs and rabbits while cats kill game birds and hedgehogs, and owls and foxes prey on livestock. critics question the move amid calls for animal pest control and hunter ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luna
Ownership Transfers for Lisher Building and Local Notes
Transfers of the Lisher building on West Main Street to Mr and Mrs Relph Leiglein are reported along with a series of local items. The Americn Bridge Co won the contract for a three hundred and by United Press ctty foot stesl span for the over- crossing of the Pennsylvania route. Also noted are government and theater news, a basketball game at Armory, a obituary of Rev Thomas Surtees, and department orders on post office economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Evening Journal
Advente
Lisher
West Main Street
Relph Leiglein
Americn Bridge Company
United Press
Washington
Pennsylvania
Ruby Laffoon
Kentucky
Mae West
Kentucky Colonel
Raymond J. Cannon
Tom Mix
Jaci Dempney
Louis Meleury Howe
Richard Byrd
Graham McNamee
Bebe Daniele
Morton Dow~ney
James A. Farley
Post Office
Iatest
Post Office Department
Sexmonty
Gmik
Praveille
Sister of Corry Man Stricken and Widow of Mahlon Bolles
Mrs Nettie Barton Bolles widow of Mahlon M Bolles died at her daughter’s home in Titusville after a years long illness. Born March 22 1851 in Pittsfield Pa she lived in Mithaville about sixty years. Survived by daughters Ella B Anderson of Jamestown and Mrs Wright of Titusville brothers Alfred Barton of Carty and Manfred B Barton of Wrightsville and half brother Perry Barton of Allegany N Y. Funeral from Weight home 12 North Perry Mine Silen Wednesday at 2 30 Interment Woodlawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Barton
Bolles
Mahlon M. Bollea
C. A. Wright
Titusvile
Ilness
Ella B. Anderson
Jemestown
Wright
Postmpater Straps to Exercise Bare 4m Me Regaris
A terse late entry notes straps and date arrangements as Postmpater plans to exercise a bare four million measure relating to tires and stamps, with intent to hold a timely snib mum event.
Paris Fashion Sees Oriental Trend In All Outfits
Paris styles favor the Orient in time and color with a strong fish fin silhouette. Practical notes highlight kimono-cut sleeves, slit-tailed coats, and jet-set packing ease for trunks, while hats range from Channel mushroom towers to wagon-wheel shapes with square brims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Orient
Schiaparelli
Channel
Bamdeaux
Marionville Man Pardoned in Bank Robbery Case
Governor Gururi Pinchot grants a full pardon to Marion McKinley, an innocent accomplice in the Gold Standard National Bank robbery at Marenville on November 8, 1984. The case involved a gang that hid at Marionville, with other members later jailed or awaiting penitentiary terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kans
Gururi Pinchot
Marion McKinley
Marienville
Gold Standard National Bank
Marenville
Wilson
Marionville
Robert Wilson
Frank Sundsy
George van Meter
Marion Wilson
Maronville
Maron Vinson
Lung Thims
Pollo
Cwn
Went
Tarbsndile
Gieitor
Devaluation and Trade Barriers Studied by Guaranty Trust
The Guaranty Trust Company of New York reports in The Guaranty Survey that devaluing the dollar may offer only a temporary export advantage as foreign competition and trade barriers shift. It notes American exporters gain from cheaper dollars but warns gains may fade amid capital flows, tariffs, and reciprocal trade efforts. It also highlights the influence of prohibition repeal, recovery programs, and currency stability on foreign trade and the global economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Guaranty Survey
United States
Tsa
Europe
England
Everse
Hollywood Film Notes From Alanson Edwards On Celebrities
Hollywood gossip and scene notes from Alanson Edwards cover Elizabeth Allan Jeannette MacDonald Spencer Tracy Jean Parker Richard Dix and others. The article lists fashion, vehicles, yachts and personal details while riffing on industry themes and a political riff about foreign debt and trade policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
Hollywood Boulevard
Elizabeth Allan
Gene
van Dyke
Jeannette MacDonald
Beverly Hills
Jean Parker
Jimmy Durante
M-G-M
Ani
Spencer Tracy
Ramon Navarro
Saland
Gardons
Lewis Stone
South America
Alice Brady
Richard Dix
Mary Carlisle
May Robson
Jean Hersholt
Wallace Beery
Viva Villa
Henry B. Walthall
Mr. Walthall
Jack Conway
Hank
Madge Evans
T Dally
Hugh
Tingland
Thiaves Williams
Tor
Herbert Mundin
Mundin
Blegfeld
George White
White
Anne Pennington
George
Zicefeld
Bille Burke
Cheese content and nutrients in various dairy products
The article notes varying protein levels in Chee Cheese from 4 to 40 percent. It claims American or Chemie cheese has higher calcium and phosphorus than other substances. It observes alternative malts rising from 4 percent to 10 20 percent in certain samples.
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United States Senate
Veterans’ Administration
Senate
House
Lee
Lient. Gay
Albert B. Chandler
Rep. Cannon
Ore
Cannon
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States Army
Reserve Corps
National Pzoard
Ben Bernie
City
Colinei
Board of Health
Library Theatre
Isabelle Lowe
June
Ray Powers
Jamestown Toay
Pleasantville High
Corry High School
Thomas Surtees
Congregational
Sandustry
Ohio
Corry
Ee Guaranty Trust
Alanson Edwards
Henderson
Frank C.chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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