Good appointment of Carlton V King as Erie Register of Wills
Corry and eastern Erie county hail Carlton V King’s selection to replace the late Ren F Swartz as Erie County Register of Wills. King, a Democratic loyalist with prior bid two years ago, brings business experience and broad ability to the courthouse post. The Journal and local friends offer congratulations and best wishes. James Jing, British scientist, oddly notes the sun will shine for 15 billion years. This January month remark adds a lighter aside about reading pace.
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Corry
Carlton V, King
Register of Wills
Erie County
Ren. F. Swartz
King
Democratic Party
Court House
James Jing
Federal economy debate trims appropriation bill in House
The House passes a large appropriation with only a $150,000 above committee recommendations, totaling 1 414 968 000. The move aims to empower the President to reduce or eliminate Congress allocated funds for veterans if excesses are found, signaling retrenchment but facing unemployment pressures and political criticism. Row of commentary notes a Jackson Day tie to Russia and executions.
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House
Washington
Congress
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Airplane Industry Growth Seen by Glenn L Martin
Glenn L Martin predicts the aircraft industry will near a billion dollars in business volume this year with 25 percent more planes equipment and by products sold than last year. He notes worldwide production profits persist despite low mood states and sees expanding transportation by air as a lasting trend.
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Glenn L.martin
Poneer American
Wullder
Bieger
Seton Chika
Bays Martin
Ife
Otis Ludlow War Verendum Plan Draws Massive Support
Washington observers note broad support for Representative Otis Ludlow's stalled war verendum proposal. Colleague analysis says nearly all mail and telegrams from constituencies favor Ludlow, signaling strong public interest and potential electoral impact in upcoming primaries.
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Charles P. Stewart
Centinal
Washington, D.C
Otis Lidlow
Indiana
Capitol Hom
Washington
Ithey
Wala Five
Ludlow
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files January 1918
A fragment from the Journal Files recounts events twenty years past with city plant idle times and rail yard movements. It notes industrial plants idle due to a Ganfield ruling and mentions trains, sidings, and power concerns amid a reinvigorated library engagement and local notices. The text is garbled but preserves references to industrial, railroad, and civic topics of the era.
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Sarfelt
Hollywood film shop stars resist portrait studio posing
Hollywood reporting on star attitudes to studio portraits reveals varied cooperation. Kay Francis dislikes sessions. Bette Davis and Olivia de Havilland pose willingly for costume portraits, while Max Muni resists repeated studio visits. Bernie Williams uses persuasion to gather acceptable images, balancing schedules and promises to secure the best shots.
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Hollywood
Erson
Warner Bros
Bernie Willams
William Basedm
Kay Francis
Bette Damis
Williame Pride and Joy
Olivia Ie Haviland
Ariel
Dick Powell
Joan Slondell
Morses
Eaward G Robins
Willige Gs
Maxy Meuire
Sont Maguird
Thelewaother
Williams
Hugh
Herbert
Butler
Paris Winter Wear In Paris Fashions For Weather
In Paris on January 13 fashion shifts to waterproof coats and capes, with three piece garments featuring grounded ravens and cross-over buttons. Warm outfits include ribbed hosiery and sheer woolen pieces, pastel embroidered details, and rubber footwear covers. Working girls favor zippered rubbers and compact sacks, while shoppers note bulky coats giving way to fitted wool undergarments for warmth.
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Paris
Trois Quartiens
Gomethine Elestek
Rem
Gold standard debate fades as deflation grips nation
A 1930s press column reflects on gold policies, Supreme Court cases, and the New Deal. It notes gold purchases aiding foreign exchange, deflation persisting, and broad business circles shifting stance. It highlights fear of reprisals steering bankers, lawyers, and publicists into anti Roosevelt sentiment, likening it to war propaganda mass psychology.
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JA Pranklin
Tan
New Deal
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Sutherland
Warren
Corewell
O. JM. W. Sprague
Argard
London
Mitch
New York City
Mr. Roosevelt
GT. O
Ford
Vielols
Register
Tribune Syndicate
San Jose State College ranks as one of ten common causes
In a San Jose State College study, the Love Feunes students or similar groups identify time as the sole cure for student unrest. Betting is listed as another contributing factor to the broader issues in examinations and academic pressure.
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Love Feunes
San Jose
Csi
Argomfelal
San Jose State College
Nostrsans and Genres in Aoan Debates
A fragmented note surveys authorship categories and reader tastes, mentioning various terms like genres and ratings. It suggests discussion of how Nostrsans relate to formal genres and questions about audience expectations in fiction and criticism.
How Bodily Functions Work Without Our Control
A readable discussion shows several involuntary body functions lie outside voluntary control. It cites the autonomic system, saliva, hair erection, and blood vessel changes, with a case where brain stimulation altered salivation. A brain area linked to these actions is noted, and an epileptic patient’s surgery demonstrated brain regions affecting salivation and facial movement.
Income Tax Filing Rules and Period for 1938 Returns
The filing period runs January 1 to March 15, 1938. Single filers with net income at least 1000 or gross income at least 5000 and married couples with net income at least 2500 or gross income at least 5000 must file. Returns are submitted to the Collector of Internal Revenue for the district where the person lives or has a principal place of business. The tax applies to net income beyond personal exemptions with credits for dependents earned income and interest on U S obligations. A surtax applies to income over 4000.
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Internal Revenue
United States
Your Income Tax No 4 How To Avoid Common Errors
An article outlines the 1937 income tax filing period from January to March 15 and warns taxpayers about common errors found in returns. It notes millions of annual filings and the risk of underpayment or overpayment due to misstatements, with emphasis on accurate calculations and timely submissions.
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Gov
Lexpayir
Mimy
Fragmented Soviet science notes and misc archival items
A scrambled column of observations includes Soviet scientists inventing a preservation technique for human tissue, rains in Washington affecting cattle, the Federation of Trade Unions with 17 million members, the Flat Hat club at William & Mary, oil extraction trials, Yellowstone bloom data, Beypheke natives and indigestible cures, and various technical notes on cement, beacons, fuel, and aviation preparation.
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Federation of ‘Trade Unions
Lailor
Secpol College
Nvas
Flat Hat Club
William Mary College
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