Germans Lose Faith in Roosevelt Plan, Berlin Dispatch
German observers in Berlin grow skeptical of the NRA recovery policy after early optimism. They note parallels with Hitler’s methods faded with September textile strikes and rising inflation fears. An influential expert, Prof Ernst Wagemann, remained cautiously optimistic about government spending to combat low mood.
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Paul Kecskemeti
United Press
Berlin
Roose
Yolt
NRA
Germany
Roosevelt
Hitler
United States
Brievelt
Reichswart
Count Reventlow
America
Wirt
Ernst ‘Wagemann
Union City couple wed in Morrow home ceremony
Miss Helen Morrow, daughter of Attorney and Mrs. W. O. Morrow, married Paul Lyons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lyons of Union City, in a Tuesday 4 PM ceremony at the Morrow home. Rev. HB Neigh officiated. The wedding featured Miss Florence Morrow as maid of honor and Miss Jane Chapman as bridesmaid, with William Bearts and Stephen Bennett as ushers. A reception followed. the couple will reside at 21 Warden Street, Union City, after their wedding trip.
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Helen Wimurea
Morrow
W. O .Morrow
Paul ©. Lyons
Harry
Florence Morrow
Jaine Chapman
William Bearts
Washington, D. C
Stephen Bennett
Union City
Maiths Chapman
Lyons
Corry
Warden Street
Montreal man arraigned for vandalism offers odd defense
Allard Shall, 35, of Cote Ste. Paul, was arraigned in Montreal on a charge of breaking a plate glass window. He told the judge he could not answer questions because he is a fool, adding that the patron said so. He was ordered held for trial.
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Montreal
Allard Shall
Cote Ste. Paul
16000 Auto Fatalities in Penna in Five Years
Philadelphia Jan 2 Eleven thousand persons were killed and 245000 injured in automobile accidents in Pennsylvania from Jan 1 1829 to Oct 31 1924. Keystone Automobile Club says the figures vastly exceed city populations and Chester. The club urges a state highway safety commission with governor appointee as chief and coordination among revenue highway and public instruction officials.
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Phuladelphia
Pennsylvania
Keystone Automobile Club
Readne
Chester
Rmedy
State Highway Safety Commission
Govenor
Executive Department
Secretary of Revenue
Two Seriously Injured Near Smethport in Auto Crash
Miss Ruth Marsu 19 of Smethport a Syracuse University junior and Franklin Harvey of Rew were struck while walking near the highway after their car stalled returning from Olean. Marsu suffered a compound fracture to her left leg while Harvey may have a skull fracture and a broken shoulder. They were taken to the Community Hospital by ambulance after the collision near Smethport.
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Kane
Jam
Smethport
Ruth Marsu
Syracuse University
Franklin Harvey
Rew
Olean
Chase
Funeral for Robert Smith in Erie
Funeral services for Robert Smith eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs John A Smith will be held at 830 a m Thursday from the late residence 1114 Fast 20th street with a requiem at St Ann's Catholic church Interment will be in the family lot Trinity cemetery Classmates from McKinley school will be his pallbearers.
Auxiliary Has New Year Party at Italian American Club
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Independent Italian American Club sponsored a New Year party in their West Main street rooms last evening. Members and families enjoyed the program with John Jackson’s accordion solos, other music, dancing, visiting, and a luncheon for guests.
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West Main Street
John Jackson
Ornamental Planting School Demonstration at West Minister
The West Minister Garden Club with the Agricultural Extension Association hosts a daylong ornamental planting school and demonstration at the Presbyterian Church in West Minister on Friday January 9 starting at 10 30 a m. A O Rasmussen Extension Specialist of the Pennsylvania State College will discuss home and public ground planting materials and their uses. Attendees will submit questions for noon classification and plans for church grounds will be drawn up. Luncheon will be served at noon with reservations through Mrs A L Norvel or Mrs E G Peldler.
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West
Agricultural Extension Association
Presbyterian Church At
A. O. Rasmussen
Pennsylvania State College
Erie County
A. L. Norvel
Hastings Road
E.G. Peldler
West Minister Heights
Red chips and imps scattered on coarse white sand
A Nature Magazine note describes red chips and hardened mud fragments scattered along Glacier National Park shores. The red lumps appear to revive after waves, like snowballs, suggesting storm rollers that push mud and debris onto beaches.
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Glacier National’ Park
Nature Magazine
Cecoris
Giles
Governor's Farewell Address Emphasizes Pennsylvania’s Strength
Pennsylvania’s governor reflects on eight years in office and the state’s vast wealth and resources. He urges that governance remains in the hands of the people, condemns politics for profit, and calls voters to prioritize the public good in every election.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Otra
Erie Solons in Harrisburg for 1935 Assembly opening
Erie lawmakers travel to Harrisburg for the 1935 General Assembly opening. Senator Joseph R. Ziesenheim and Representatives Kinney Barber McCreary and Van Alaburg departed, with both chambers meeting at 1 30 p m in joint session to hear Governor Pinchot’s farewell address before he leaves office January 15.
Marshfield Elks Win National Good Deed Award
The Marshfield lodge won a national contest among about 1,500 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks lodges for a good deed. It honored a caring effort for a destitute mother with eight children, one newborn, highlighting charity and community service.
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Marshfield, Ore
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodges
Marshfield Lodge
Compensation Petitions Rise in 1934 in Tenth District
Referee G Scott Smith reports a 27 percent increase in workmen compensation petitions in the Tenth District for the year ended. Kane office logged 716 petitions in 1934 vs 563 in 1933, with 565 dispositions, hearings held in 19 communities, and 254 pending cases on January 1 1985 vs 103 in 1924. The district’s boundaries now include Erle Crawford Warren McKean Forest Venango Elk Cameron Jefferson Potter and Clarion counties.
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Tenth
State Workmen's Compensation Department
G. Scott Smith
Kane
Sineteen
Tenth District
Erle
Crawford
Warren
McKean
Forest
Venango
Elk
Cameron
Jefferson
Potter
Clarion
Birthday death of Edward Nungent in Syracuse
Edward Nungent died in a Syracuse hospital hours after being stricken with appendicitis during a party held in his honor. He passed away on his birthday, with friends and family mourning the loss in the community.
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Syracase
Edward Nungent
Oregon liquor profits forecast for 30 months
Oregon's liquor profits were forecast at three million dollars for the 30 months starting January 1, 1935, by the liquor commission's accountant J. T. Pasquill.
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Oregon
Salem
Ore
The
Liquor Commission
J. T. Pasquill
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Miss Marsh
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Robert Smith
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Erie Solons
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