Stewart Says New Type Presidents May Be Needed
Charles P. Stewart surveys Roosevelt's inaugural message noting supporters praise the broad program while critics demand specifics. He argues democracy must adapt to a changed world and questions if a single term suffices for real reform, comparing Roosevelt to past leaders and to Hitler and Mussolini.
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Merited Promotion for Erie Railroad Agent Frank T England
Frank T England, longtime Erie Railroad agent in Corry, is promoted to agent at Waren One with a higher salary and opportunity for further advancement. He is praised for his courteous public relations and community leadership while the retiring agent is lauded for service. Roosevelt’s Decoration Day notes a shift in mood as a New Deal era cadence is echoed.
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Erie Railroad
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England
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Frank T. England
Fire Alarm System Reorganized Across City
City council on Fire Chief Andrew Paulson recommendation completed a revision of fire alarm boxes city wide. The update shifts box numbers and updates coverage and response efficiency across wards, detailing new mappings for first through fourth wards and private facilities.
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N. B. Dickson
Farlows
First Ward
Centre
Main Streets
Church Streets
Concord
Pleasant Streets
Pennsylvania Avenue
Liberty
Main
William Streets
Avenue A
Church and Hing Streets
Raymond Manufacturing Co
Concord Street
U. S. Chair
Kicking Aliens Around In American Opinion
A draft of quotes condemns anti alien campaigns and new laws targeting government employment of aliens and relief reporting. It notes past immigration hardship and argues against harsh restrictions while acknowledging rising cigarette prices and the impact on smokers.
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Washington
Sweden's Threefold Path to Prosperity Under Warless Policy
Sversen argues Sweden maintains prosperity by staying out of war for a century and avoiding an arms race. He credits compromise with capitalism to distribute purchasing power, with a mixed system of private enterprise public ownership and voluntary cooperatives sustaining balance.
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Marquix W. Childs
Sweden
Practical Morality in Inaugural Address Reflected
The passage argues the presidency links moral conduct to prosperity. It cites economists embracing social fairness and business ethics as essential for capitalist stability. The text suggests a shift from pure practicality to moral law guiding national policy.
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Lealing
Armee
Time and Space Shrink As Travel Accelerates With Air Power
A reflection on how travel speeds evolved from 15 miles by foot to 85 miles by horse, to 190 by stage, to 500, then 1,900 miles by rail, and finally to transcontinental air trips like Howard R. Hughes’ Newark to Los Angeles feat of 2,500 miles in under a day.
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Hollywood Glamour Shifts Away From Leg Reveals
Hollywood stars including Carole Lombard and others rethink leg showing as directors and studios push for more modest on screen attire. Lombard says she will forego leg displaying fashion, following Garbo Dietrich Colbert Harlow and Crawford in adopting longer skirts while pursuing new acting strides. The trend comes as actresses take tap lessons and emphasize denser wardrobe choices over leg focus.
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Mack Sennett
Mitchell Leisen
Carele
Miss Lombard
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Giela Garbo
Phyllis Haver
Gloria Swanson
Bebe Daniels
Jean Harlow
Marlene Diet _tich
Garoo
Dietrich
Glaudette Colbert
Elearor Whitney
Joan Crawford
Betty Cumpson
Dionde
Marker Flags Site Of Century-Old Battle Near Centre Hall
The article notes a historic clash between a white man and a Native American south east of Centre Hall, marked as Old Fort on Indian Lane near Route 43. A marker identifies the site as a late 18th or early 19th century battleground and aims to draw tourist attention.
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Twenty Years Ago Journal Snippets and Local Notices
Twenty years ago this week relatives waited as Thomas Mulheimn and family from Romania were due in New York after fleeing Europe. Milk dealers opposed proposed state health rules to ban glass bottles. Erie County institutions sought over half a million dollars from the state for two years of improvements and maintenance. A Clymer chamber of commerce formed by progressive businessmen. Columbus hosts parties for Mrs Langston Rowe before she joins her husband in Perth Amboy New Jersey. Edward Hopkins moved to Ol City for a position with the Pennsylvania Railroad. Mrs Archie Allen of Euclid Street fractured her right arm after a fall on First Avenue.
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Langston Rowe
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N. J
Archie Allen
Euclid Street
Avenue
Grab Bag One Minute Trivia Confusion
A garbled note poses trivia questions about Finland’s capital USA’s top live production and a misquoted song title. It mixes hints on etiquette and a Thoreau quote with stray remarks about birthdays and mathematical minds.
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the Republic
Paris Fashion Notes and Trends in Summer Coats and Silhouettes
Paris styles discuss winter coats with fringe skirts and fur trims, noting the shift toward shorter fuller skirts and a feminine silhouette. Black dominates fashion with astrakhan or Persian lamb trims, silver fox seen as costly, and colors limited to sport and day wear with beaver or mink accents.
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Proposed Federal Reorganization Under Roosevelt Plan
The plan would create 12 departments to govern the federal system. Each department would advise the President on its domain, from fiscal and legal matters to defense, commerce, conservation, agriculture, social welfare, and public works.
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Treasury
Congress
Justice
Post Office
Adinister
Navy
Naval Services
Conservation
Interior
Army
Statue of Liberty history and world crime notes
The text traces the Statue of Liberty arrival and display era, cites a global cancer claim, notes a Temple University finding on headaches from brain fluids, mentions penitentiaries, Poland’s prisoner totals, and labor relations issues with automation and unemployment figures.
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