Mistaken Prophets of Gloom Repeat Promise of Recovery
An Philadelphia Ledger editorial counters doom prophets of civilization collapse. It notes 1932 was hard but progress since mid year signals a cautious Road Back with shortened hours, tax relief, and rebuilding of institutions. The piece asserts the revival strengthens on this January morning compared with 1952.
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Thebes
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Babylon
Gle
Far East
Wisconsin governor diners at Lorraine Hotels in Elkhorn
In Elkhorn Wisconsin the Lorraine Hotels claim a unique record by serving a meal to every Wisconsin governor since statehood until Governor-elect and Mrs A G Sohimedeman recently dined there confirming the long-standing tradition in a weathered era.
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Lorraine
Wisconsin
A. G. Sohimedeman
Sleep Help for the 40 Plus Crowd
A brief health note suggests people over 40 who struggle with sleep try drinking water at bedtime with a spoonful of a tonic. The ad claims nerves calm and sleep improves after using the Vino tonic, offered by Condra Pharmacy.
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Condra Pharmacy
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files In Grand Rap
Twenty years ago notes from journal files recount Grand Rapids events. The Kini brass exhibit lists over two hundred styles of beds at a local fair. Repairs resume at United States Brake Shoe plant as a force works on motors and dynamos. St Elizabeth Church interior redecorated under Mrs Serafini. Union Telegraph crews restore service after damage. Joseph Howlett travels from Montes to the city after a firearm incident. Reorganization of Company A Pennsylvania National Guard gains mayoral support. Supt Cross informed of illness delaying Catherine Strong of the High School. Harry Miller leaves for Old City for a brakeman job. J Sohrtron, candy maker, returns from Buffalo. W C Wicks installed as Commander of Post 70 G A R.
Confused Inquiries About Local History Details
Questions mix multiple local events and figures. The render seeks exact dates and actions but the sources are unclear or fragmented, leaving specific timing or locations uncertain and not reliably answerable from the provided text.
Hollywood Film Shop Sees Howard Decline Cameo Offer
New York stage star Les Jie Howard refused a Hollywood cameo as stories suited him were not right. He agreed only to Animal Kingdom, with David Selznick and Edward H. Griffith directing. The film opened the Roxy in Radio City and starred Ann Harding Myrna Loy William Gatson Neil Hamilton Henry Sieben. The Universal unit added Robert Greig They Had to Get Married with Slim Summerville in Popeye ZaZu. Constance Cymings led in nineteen major pictures over the past twenty months.
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Dietrich breaks style with two pant suit streetwear
The article notes Marlene Dietrich moving away from dainty dresses to two pant suit streetwear and adopting swiedves as evening wear while Hollywood gossip mentions a director hiding false teeth under a roulette table and a Harpo Marx concert at a New York venue. ZaSu Pitts is highlighted for a noted screen hit as a tragedienna before returning to comedy.
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Harpo Marx
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Audienca
Former Erie Priest Dead in Italy
Word arrives of the death on Saturday December 31 in Miers di Premiere Italy of Rev. John de Ville aged 60 a former priest of the Erie Catholic diocese and brother of Candidate Ville. Born in Moers Germany he studied in Trent and Rome then came to New York in 1893 and entered St Bonaventure’s Alleghany. He was ordained May 2 1897 and celebrated the first solemn high mass in Pittsburgh.
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Riot fears spark parole petition in Utah prison
Alvin A. Jones, fearing for his life amid a riot in Salt Lake City, Utah, filed a parole petition from the state penitentiary after insisting he risks being shot. Details are sparse but the case highlights ongoing unrest and inmate safety concerns.
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Bitter Fight Over Sunday Movies In Oil City
In Oil City a heated council meeting centered on Sunday film showings. Petitions signed by two thousand supporters urged permission for Sunday theatres while 116 electors backed a referendum vote. The council postponed final action, with Pastor Ray Bielenberg opposing outright bans and arguing morality is personal.
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Howards
Palmer
Highty
Maurice Breen
Drake and Lyric Theatres
Elemons
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Ray 1 Bielenberg
Christ Lutheran Church
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Third Death in Three Months in Oil City Church Family
Mrs. Mary Schutz aged 89 of Springfield town dies after a long illness. She is mother of Rev. Edward G. Schutz, pastor at Trinity Methodist Church. The death marks the third in the minister’s family since he arrived in Oil City last fall, following prior losses in October and earlier events.
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Edward G. Schitz
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
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Oil City
Schutz
Trinity
Unregulated Motor Traffic Threat to Nation's Transport System
A historical debate argues unregulated auto carriers challenge railroads and public policy. The author warns that highway use by private trucks shifts costs to taxpayers, creating a potential collapse of the national transportation system if regulation fails. Strong entities cited include railroads and the Interstate Commerce Commission in the context of 1930s policy debates.
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Amerikan
Transnortajon
Eure
SyeWini
Interstate Corte Maerce Commission
Tu Veguriye Wien
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Seriger Ani
Lyin Equity
Hoover Reorganization Plan Faces Senate Pushback
Washington January 4 Minority Leader Snell after a White House conference with President Hoover said Congress would not authorize the government reorganization program unless unexpected developments occur at President-elect Roosevelt's New York meeting tomorrow. Snell indicated the plan may be doomed if the meeting yields no new support from Democrats.
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New York
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