Canada fears inflation of U S money
Ottawa analysts warn that U S inflation policy could depress the Canadian dollar. With Parliament and Congress opening, economists watch for risk of currency debasement and the impact of New Deal finance on Canada. They note Canada relies on gold output and Bank of Canada power to shield its currency from U S shifts.
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Ottawa
Ont
United States Congress
United States
Congress
Warant
Canada
American Congress
United States Exchange
Bank of Canada
Barbers Study Elocution In Madison Vocational School
In Madison Wisconsin a new barbers location study program exists at the Madison Vocational School. Barbers attend conversation and salesmanship classes every Thursday evening to improve speaking and customer interaction skills.
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Madison
Wis
Madison Vocational School
Mittens 42 Years Old In Independence Mo
Independence Missouri report notes a pair of onion mittens started by Charles Campbell's mother 42 years ago remain wearable. The mittens are described as still in good condition and likely to be worn for many more years without issue.
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Independence
Charles Campbell
Winter Snowfall Trends Hint at Milder Season Ahead
The article argues that early winter snowfall in November and overall monthly temps suggest a milder coming three months compared with last year when February saw record cold and heavy snow. Officials warn long-range forecasts are often unreliable.
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Kany Republican
Campany
Enna
Mercury
Official
Weather Bureau
Erie youths leave for CCC camp in Maryland
Twenty nine youths ages eighteen to twenty four from Erie and Crawford counties traveled by Pennsylvania Railroad to Port Hoyle Maryland for preliminary training at a CCC camp. Col Russell C Langdon and Sergt Joseph Quinn led the sending party.
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Erie
Crawford
Port Hoyle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Russell C. Langdon
Joseph Quinn
U. S. Army
Wayne B. Bortzer
Albert Eddy
Millie F. Rogowsk
Marshall Stellato
Alphonse Guloski
Manley Langworthy
Andrew Grietzer
Samuel Musica
Teseph Orlando
James McCrab
William P. Grace
Ernest Tewindewali
Richard J. Conrtne
Aim ‘Siemieniak
Wallace Biletni‘Kott
Ford J. Seaman
Alfred Zoory
Walter J. Ostrowski
Marty Bolow
Jheeph F. Roach
Benedict Arnold Career and Mourning Over Death 1907
A fragmented tale recounts Benedict Arnold being scorned for betraying America, later commissioned as a brigadier general in the British army and awarded 60 pounds for losses. It mentions an expedition in Virginia and New London, then notes his death in Landen Home on April 14, 1907.
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Benedict Arnold
Virgina
New London
Peiyn Ears
Senrn
Howlert Ty Krug
Landen
Erie Chamber Dinner Promotes Waterways Plan
Under Port and Harbor Committee auspices the Erie Chamber of Commerce will host its annual membership dinner on Wednesday January 0 at 6 80 in the Hotel Lawrence. Major W D Styer US War Department canalization chief for the Allegheny and Ohio rivers will speak on the Lake Erie and Ohio River canal as debate grows over routing via French Creek Allegheny River to link Pittsburgh by water. The issue is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Erie
Jen
Port and Harbor Committee
Erie Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
W. D. Styer
United States War Department
Allegheny
Ohio
Lake Erie and
Ohio River
Permost
Becaus
French Creek
Pittsburgh
Lake Ile
Pennsylvania Dog Licenses Issued Through County Treasurers
Harrisburg reports demand for 1985 dog licenses remains strong with 560,000 distributed and 532,000 sold in the first nine months of 1934. After January 15 owners must have a license. 1984 licenses expire January 15. Kennel licenses cover up to ten dogs for $10 and more than ten for $20, while individual licenses cost $1 for male, $2 for female, and $1 for spayed dogs with an extra ten cents per license to the issuing county treasurer.
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Harrisburg
Varsity term traced to university origin on campus usage
The word varsity is defined as a contraction of university used chiefly for on campus teams in football baseball and similar sports The term originates from the first syllable sound and is tied to university teams rather than general school use.
Man Kills Wife and Suitor in Jealous Tragedy
Cloyd Bitting, 30, a Perry County painter, killed his estranged wife Mrs Leonailing 88 and her suitor Boyd J. Nallor 85 at a farmhouse near Millerstown. Witnesses say he dragged a window pane, shot both victims, then offered a gun to a boy who refused to shoot him. Bitting later confessed at the farm and was held for a preliminary hearing in New Bloomfield Perry County jail.
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United Preas
Loysville
Cloyd Bitting
Perry County
Bitting
Leonailting
J Boyd J. Nallor
Millerstown
Wisti
Tung
Bernueisel
Bilting
Horrisbirrs
New Bloomfield
Pinchot and Earle Offer Sharp Contrast
The piece contrasts Pinchot and Earle in politics and background. It notes Earle's service in the Villa expedition, naval awards, and business roles, plus six months as Austria minister. It details Mrs Pinchot as labor rights advocate and political aide, and Mrs Earle as a home-loving Kentuckian mother of four who will not campaign.
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Rage
Pentlyn
Earle
Harvards
Villa
Milan
Wilson
Austria
Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
Hinchot
Pinchot
New York
Gifford
Yale
Warle
Farmers Urged to Study Sample Census Slate
United States census enumerators will visit every farm and ranch in January 1995 to conduct the mid decennial census of agriculture. They will inquire into farm ownership, acreage, crop land, pasture land, woodland, farm value, principal crops and yields, livestock, poultry, and farm population. William T. Austin, director, urges cooperation for complete, accurate statistics to aid planning amid drought and economic changes. Farmers are asked to request a sample copy of the schedule from the Bureau of the Census in Meadville, Pennsylvania.
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William Tt. Austin
Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
Meadville
Confessed Attacker Held After Grand Jury Hearing
Pittsburgh police identified Steve Pomigratz 26 as the assailant of two girls. He confessed to the attack and was held for the grand jury after victims picked him out at a magistrate’s hearing. The arrest followed a description from one of the girls.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Steve Pomigratz
Pomgratz
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