Roosevelt Proposes 10 Percent Dollar Devaluation Plan
President Roosevelt outlines a monetary program to restore dollar purchasing power by reducing the gold content of the dollar by about 10 percent while keeping bank dollars stable in volume. The plan aims to ease contract terms and spur business, with a bill drafted for Senate and House committees to consider. Separately, Rev. De George P. Paneling, 71, longtime Pennsylvania official and minister, dies in Harrisburg after a lengthy illness.
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Orice
White House
Roosevelt
Senate
House Banking and Currency
de George P. Paneling
State Senate
Ibratian Fuer Sproul
Justovian
Harrisburg
DX Donehou
Public Schools of
Pittsburgh
Western University
University of Pittsburgh
Wtmither
Pennsylviia Fratorical Commission
Hse
Pennesylvania
Couderaport
Grooze Way
Haven
Spud Prilday
Mayitzvite
Douther Lieworms County
Weymdyttl
Wile Wis
Wilmington
Bel
Toy Ie
Bifie P. Weymantll
Weymoul
Taddd
Mants
Louie
Professors to Aid National Recovery Through Research
New York January reports 36 full-time professors will devote up to a year to scientific work for national recovery. The University of Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation funds these grants with 450000 dollars in twelve months. The Steenbock process relates to irradiation and chemical change in clay. Aldo Ledpalil named to a national committee on wild game promotion and relief for farmers. President Steen Wrewle cites ARF as vital to productive scholarship and national service through research and patent control.
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New York
University of Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
Research Foundation
Steenbock
Discoveren
Tdustry
Aldo Ledpalil
Wallace
Wisconsin University
Slean Wrewle
Fn Atumi Research Foundation
Auto Rebuilders 10 Convene at Meadville
Auto Rebuilders 10, a local association in northwestern Pennsylvania, holds a meeting at Anmma's Garage Meadville 1000 Market St Wednesday evening at 6. J P Jamieson presents a report on the Harrisburg state convention held January 7. A competition case submitted by the National Association to the President is expected to pass by February. Members urged to attend.
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Hhe Alto Reguiders Association of
Nor Iwestern
Social notes list residents visiting and traveling in Warren area
Personal mentions chronicle residents leaving for Lynchburg and other cities, visits with relatives, and upcoming moves. Names include Mrs Holland Morgan and Sonny, Mr and Mrs Reynolds Warren, Miss Vera Ingram, Miss Doris Melson, Mrs Hayes Auer, and many others. notes cover trips to Philadelphia Pittsburgh Syracuse and Cleveland, weekend visits, and a personnel move naming Mrs McKnight as manager of the Personal Finance Company office in Warren.
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Holland
Morgan Amd Son
Sonny
Motor
Lynchburg
Mor. Morgan
Montgomery, Warf and Company
Pla
Mrv. Riley Waterman
Tiluaville
Waste Fm
Louie
Gilera
Beleiverth Weeken
Holler
Latsville
Tandaipa
Byevent Hoaggall
Moris Reynold
Warren
Gatherine Auer
Pl Chapman
Novty Warren
M's. Hayes
Auer
North Center Stidet
Meath
Oil
Dna Wittman
Titiaville
Vera Ingram
Spartans
West Pleasant Street
PB. Richardson
Philadelphia
Pal
Wilson Creal
Rome
Warviai
Wet Ork
Fm Corry
Barker
Creal Wits
Mr Creal
Swenson
May Blair
W. Wayne
Green
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Doris Méslon
Henry Valen
Youngsville, Pa
J. & Topkins
Hast South Street
Oyar
Youngsville
Dorohy Howling
Imian City
Jenkins
William Griile
Marbone
A. G. Posllethwait
Sol
Dames
Synacuse
Suive
Cora Young
Nest
Burtain
Ohm McMahon Pethidine Hi
WGI
Rik Morntiys
Arte
Jusenh Bunithart
Terance
Willie Cassidy
Willian Cassidy
Hamet Hospital
A.W. Latehin
Franklin
Emin, Taylor
Spyieeck
Elly
G. G. Taylor
Barto Smith
Ilis
Dimes
Cory
Death claims John Connors former Corry resident
A long time Corry resident John Connors died in Buffalo after collapsing on a city street. He was 48 and formerly a Cony High School graduate who left Corry about 18 years ago. Survived by sister Kathryn Connuva of West Braderick Street and a brother J. Connors of Whittier, California.
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Buffain
John Conhers
Biere
Buffalo
Mr. Connors
Wild
Cony High Wohen
Corry Abou
Kathryn Connuva
Harding Association Set for Wednesday Meeting
A Harding Home and School Association gathering is planned for Wednesday at 7 40 pm. The program will cover Corry’s history, benefits, and improvement opportunities, with seven short plays and musical interludes. Parents may bring their children to this community event.
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Harding
Schbal Association
Corry
Sevenah
Shem
Unis
Home Destroyed By Fire No Insurance Found
A family home was razed by a fire on a Saturday night with no insurance. The structure in Cobblile suffered total loss, the owner sustained injuries, and attempts to save part of the building failed as flames overtook the site.
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Fishy
Portiol
Schaemin
Taxpayers Face St Louis Levy Confusion in 1884
Fragmentary OCR shows a chaotic local tax notice in St Louis with unclear figures and dates. The readable pieces indicate a discussion of local levies and taxpayer impact for an 1884 period, but most specifics are garbled. The item reads as a brief civic finance update lacking full data.
New Crusade Day program announced by church group
The New Crusade Day program announced includes song This is My Fathers World, poems Why Alcohol Education and Answer of the Bible, a prayer foundation, and a loyalty music hall plan with youth sketches and a list of hymns and readings. The event invites church members to join the service and features a dining portion and exercise plan.
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Halloney T
Lillie
Oller
Marriage Announced in Georgia and Ohio Ceremony
An announcement notes the marriage of Georgy N. Oventt to Margavor sunivan. The ceremony occurred in Columbus, Ohio, with the bride residing in Hirksiin ACH. The event was witnessed by family and friends on the indicated date.
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FN. Anis
Georgy N. Oventt
Margavor Sunivan
Tintes Shire
Hirksiin
Gwhey
Columbus
Dixie Mason Promoted Star In Feingberg Show
Dixie Mason rises from chorus to star under Moe Feinberg for the musical Lady Bird but colleagues doubt the boost will last. Dixie frets as she plans a Rio de Janeiro trip with Syd and awaits Bud’s letters while rival Saybrook pursues her. A billboards reveal her as a top actress, triggering Feinberg’s familiar manipulation and an upcoming Boston opening.
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Moe Feinbers
Lady Bird
Dixie Mason
Feinbers
D 'S
Dixie
Youd
Syd
Rio de Janeiro
Brian Saybrook
Anil
Arkine
Silas
Lyons
Joe
Wurpiriat
Uci Ali
Voles
Oisie Mason
Ruil
Ma- Wana
Blinn
Bion
Winn
Disie
Bud
Monk
Sis
Gelter Gale
Saybrook
Sisdott
Rhearsal
Han
Tomorroy
Moe Weinberg
Moe
Boston
Statin
Sconthict
Bashan
Dee
Soston
Tar
Ada Buenu
Men Feinberg
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Madge Bellamy
Walter Miller
Tom Ricketts
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Francis Ford
Edmund Cobb
Hugh Eyfield
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Ethan Laidlaw
Ray Taylor
Universal
Zane Grey
Randolph Scott
The
Auto Rebuilders
Meadville
Migs
Gladys Au
Tefk
John Connors
Harding Assn
ST. Louis
Montgomery Ward & CO
Oxfords
Chambray
Presbyterian Church
Ofubay
Antoine Tanoosioli
Bai
General Motors International Nickel Scennecott
Montgomery Ward National Dilty Cy
Cvs
New York Central
Benn Fer
Fula
Sucony Vorcuunt
Standford
Caulit
Asade
Ghs & Loleetire
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