Recovery in industry sparks optimism in 1938 outlook
Detroit reports improving economy with big automakers rehiring thousands, forecasting steel mills soon to reopen and a brighter spring. Spring Creek notes Robert J. Jaykenn rising amid Democratic Governor bid. Roosevelt’s war on business autocrats cited, calls for cooperation among government, business, and labor to restore confidence and recovery.
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Detroit
Spring Creek
Robert J. Jaykenn
United States
Jackson
New York State
Roosevelt
Washington
Chinese female battalion in guerilla warfare urged by Yin
Fragmentary account describes a young Sey named Yin leading a women’s death battalion in northern China. It portrays Joan of Arc styled Amazons, claiming troops range 17 to 40 years old with policewomen and regular army rifles. Mentions Chitaung Fay Mir and generalissimo leadership without clear dates.
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China
Yin
Sey
Joan of Arcs
Great Wall
Witeer
Chitaung Fay Mir
Tanen Thal
Paris Fashions in Fur Dominate 1988 Outlook
Paris fashion notes highlight Revillon furs for Marie of Romania and mink, ermine, and Australian pelts driving 1987 sales. Discusses velvet and suede tailoring, bulking fur trends, and a rising use of chinchilla, sable rarity, and classic snake skins. Notes opulent capes, bold fur ensembles, and the prestige of high priced pelts shaping 1988 wardrobes.
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Paris
Revillion’s
Sohenardi
Marie
Romania
Social
Revillion
Jaques Revillion
Mary Pickford
Hum’s
Roosevelt considers appointing woman to judge vacancy
President Roosevelt weighs naming Florence S Allen of Cleveland Ohio for United States Circuit Judge as part of discussion on filling the soon to occur vacancy. The discussion reflects his approach to appointing qualified women to high judicial posts.
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Michigan
Stewart Says War Vote Battle Over Ludlow Plan
Washington DC January 10 The Mus solini style ridicule of US policy appears in Popolo d Italia as critics mock Congress Ludlow’s proposed constitutional amendment demanding a popular vote to authorize any declaration of war The piece argues the president cannot declare war alone and Congress must act while voters are excluded from the decision
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Washington, D.C
Benito Mussolini
United States
Congress
Louis Ludlow
Tl Duce
Popolo d'Italia
Ludlow
Indiana
Twenty Years Ago Journal Snippets Mixed With Local News
Read about a veteran transfer from Camp Lee to Fort Myer, a funeral at St Thomas church, newly elected officers of the Woman's Relief Corps, Major Christie's son aiding U S wounded care, debates on undemocratic plebiscite processes, Mussolini’s view on democracy, local bank officers named, Mrs. Moiney traveling to Oil City, a bandit robbery at a Cleveland furniture store, and a new snow tank for skiers on Twin Rails slope.
Not to trust the people's judgment and odd fragments
A garbled passage questions popular judgment and presents fragmented names and phrases. The text is unreadable, with inconsistent capitalization and stray letters, yielding no clear events, dates, or identifiable figures to summarize.
Alabama primary shows New Deal surge despite Heflin attacks
Washington dispatch reports Alabama voters favored the New Deal, giving Hill a two to one win over Heflin amid campaign clashes over independence and New Deal policies. The piece debates public support for reform, business interests, and the dilemma of enforcing laws in a democracy.
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Dy Jay Franklin Washington
Airat
New Deal
Alabama
Histor
Tor- Tom" Heflin
Heflin
Kluxer
Iron Arid
Chambers of Commerce
United States
Hill
Helin
Deep South
Carter Glase
Virginia
THUMI
New Dea
Supreme Court
Capitol Hill
Register
Tribune Syndicate
New York County District Attorney Appointed
The text notes the appointment of a new district attorney for New York County. It references general guidance on etiquette for new neighbors and quotes moral observations, but the core item confirms a leadership change in the district attorney's office.
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New York County
Wyoming
Blood Tests Explained for General Diagnosis
Dr Logan Clendening explains blood tests including the sedimentation test and Weltman test, detailing how red and white cells vary in health and disease, and how these tests aid diagnosis. Readers’ questions cover treatment methods and when to seek physician guidance.
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Logan Cam Deuvay
M. Be
Clendening
Noth
Caelaman
Logan Glendening
Bank Statement for Citizens National Bank of Corry 1937
Bank statement from Citizens National Bank of Corry Pennsylvania for the year ending December 31 1937 filed with the Comptroller of the Currency. It lists assets total 2 098 460 and deposits and capital details including preferred and common stock and surplus and profits. The document is sworn by cashier W Parker and notarized January 7 1938.
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Citizens National Bank of Corry
Pennsylvania
Comptroller of the Currency
Certified
Washlers
Aan Ander
State of
County of
Erie
H.W. Pui
Coahler
Beatory
Lertets
W. Parker
Casular
Terl
Peake
Notary Public
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William Knud
Business
Yee
Sehinese
Amazons
J. Grebbins
Eisen
Susan Wiens
Stewart
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
John Grady
Will Grady
Camp Lee
Fort Myer
John Sullivan
St. ‘Thomas’ Church
Woman's Relief, Corps
Yester-Day
Myrtle Yaeger
Frances
Blakeley
Blanche Ross
Rosa M. Westley
Lucinda Crapser
Rachel Moffit
Lizzie Mourtan
Alberta Ham- Yi
Martha Lynch
Fronces Davidzon
Elizabeth Miller
Martha Dimlick
Grace Babbitt
Arthur Chilatie
M. H. Christie
Surgeon General's Department
Witth
France
Citizens National Bank
J. J Desmond
William Postlethwaite
G. H. Barlow
H.W Parker
Harry Moiney
Oil City
The
National Bank
Henry Keppel
Fran Lawrie
D. H. Andrews
Dan Depew
Cleveland
Andrew Gunger
Jacob Rosenaweig
Sas
Stete
Rascott
Wien
Calhoun Wis
French Equatorial Africa
Gipess
God
G. Macdonald
Thomas B. Dewey
Weltman
Hhouse
Federal Reserve Damk
Honda
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