The Drastic Cloture and Technocracy Debate
The article discusses the cloture rule in the U S Senate and the political tension over using a two thirds vote to end filibusters, noting the impact on legislation. It then surveys technocracy, its supporters and opponents, founder Howard Scott, and concerns about social change, employment, and resource management amid rising farm mortgage debt in Pennsylvania and national trends.
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Senate
Tim
Mia Fy
Howard Scott
Technocracy
Scott
Scott Helleves
Walter Rautenstrauch
Columbia University
Favorable Factors In Farm Situation In Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture report notes factors easing agricultural stress. It cites lower mortgage rates among firms in Pennsylvania at 44.0 percent, the lowest among leading states, with North Dakota at 7.1 percent as a contrasting figure. The analysis suggests farmers face a milder apricot market mood due to these conditions.
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Texas
Scenlucky
Cis
North Carolina
Pennesian
Virgina
Atti
New Hampshir
Wisconsin
Town
Nabraska
Florida
Ste.ionk
North Dakota
Tuberculosis mortality trends among whites in early 20th century
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Bulletin charts declines in lifetime TB death risk for white males and females from 1920 to 1930. It notes the peak TB mortality at age 15 for whites, with lower but persistent risk at older ages, and discusses shifting age patterns and the disease’s historical prominence in youth.
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Kellerman Advertises Unclear Farm Claim
Fragmentary note from Montesang Washington describes Kellerman’s advertised claims about his farm but the text is garbled and incomprehensible, yielding no clear outcome or verifiable details.
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Kellerman
France Quietly Prepares for War Despite Peace Drive
Paris reports France, already the best equipped in Europe with a vast army and modern fleet, continues heavy armament while insisting security demands from neighbors. French officials cite rebuilding Alsace Lorraine and coal regions, warning that Germany remains a looming threat and that security pacts like Locarno and Briand-Kuel must provide real protection.
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Richard D. McMillan
United Press
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Trance
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Prange
Herediary
Alsace Lorraine
Germany
Saal
Wranice
League of Nations
France
Notton
Europa
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Twenty Years Ago In Corry Journal Tiny Miscellany
Twenty years ago entries recount local events in Corry including Walter Lenuicy securing an appointment as federal bank examiner for his district and a narrow rescue at a furnace. A prowler frightened from a York Street residence, a house fire on Pleadilia Hill, a power plant inquiry, a dinner for Mr and Mrs Kuwait St Pierre, and property purchases by Cony Steam Boiler Works are noted along with theatre plans, dances restrictions, and local births and honors.
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G. D. Heath
Haat Main Street
Inquiries Into Past Local Figures and Venues
Questions reference Sam Sweet’s grocery era, Luli Plate at a news stand, Harry Parker as Corry theater magnate, and the Municipal Chi with quarters in the Payne block. They appear as fragmented prompts seeking historical timelines and roles within the town’s commerce and culture.
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Luli Plate
Harry Parker
Corry
Municipal Chih
Payne Block
Legion Flays Plan Of Economy League
The American Legion denounces as infamous the National Economy League proposal that veterans must prove service connection beyond doubt to receive disability compensation for disease. Captain Watson E. Miller, head of the Legion's rehabilitation committee, told the congressional veterans committee the plan would inflict hardships on many veterans and faces pressure to resist changes.
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American Legion
National Economy League
Watson E. Miller
League
National Rehabilitation Committee
Jett Congressional
Roosevelt Faces Huge Task Uniting Liberals and Conservatives
The piece analyzes how President-elect Roosevelt must balance Conservative Democrats who backed him with Progressive Republicans. It notes potential cabinet picks, including Glass for Treasury and plausible contenders for Attorney General and State, while warning any mix will require concessions to both sides for a workable coalition.
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Hollywood Film Shop’s Bulldog Star Buster Tops Early Screen Work
Hollywood reports Buster the seven year old bulldog from Harry Lehrman’s kennels has risen from puppy bits to feature roles alongside Our Gang and Chic Sale in Pals. The dog understands cues, rehearses twice, and headlines a growing trend of animal stars in early talkies and silent features.
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Buster
Harry] Lehrman
Rennee Rentro
Zion Myers
Carmel Myers
Barkies
Chic Sale
Renfro
Big Van Burns Warren Roadside Gunning Incident
A large moving van owned by Green & White Transfer Co of Buffalo was fired upon Saturday around 2, near the Allegany highway five miles south of the Irvine Bridge. Driver Henry J. Woods, 76 Elmwood Ave Buffalo, escaped as the vehicle toppled over a high embankment. loss insured, amount undetermined.
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Green & White Transfer Company
Buffalo
Allegany Highway
Theeneral Irvine Bridge
Henry J. Woods
Elmwood Avenue
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