Farm parity plans criticized as costly and flawed
The writer denounces farm parity schemes as costly artificial price fixes that burden taxpayers and invite fraud. They urge simpler, market-based ideas, like loosening trade barriers and boosting world commerce, as more effective. They warn congressional parity plans may become a larger, longer lasting burden than past farm board failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla
Farm Party
Congress
Federal Farm Board
Legislature's program on school costs explored
Taxpayers press for clarity on Harrisburg education costs as lawmakers debate amending the Edmunds Act and curb top heavy education department staffing. Readers in Crawford County demand reduced salaries and altered annual increases, with calls for higher retirement fund costs to be reassessed. Local taxpayers unions probe state expenditures and the breadth of schoolmen influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Organization
Harrisburg
House
Senate
Crawford County
Education Department of
Thay Winve
Tocaachool
Corry Taxplayers' Organization
Taxpayers await plan on shore situation and education
The piece notes frustration with legislators and a state education drive seen as propaganda to block real economy. Voters want to know if the group will dictate legislative action or if taxpayers and the school system will be judged on a sensible, independent basis including new courses of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Education
Sanctuary film tale zigzags from novel to screen
Hollywood dispatch notes William Faulkner would barely recognize Sanctuary as adapted by Paramount. The studio toned down the ultrarisque elements and renamed The Story of Temple Drake. George Reeves declined the Popeye role to protect his career. The piece also mentions I Cover the Waterfront in development, Howard Hughes planning a new air film, and Laurel and Hardy receiving an autographed photo from Crown Prince Michael of Romania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leicester Wagner
United Press
Hollywood
William Waulkner
Indica
Paramount
Will Hays
George Reft
Popeye
George
Stanley Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Aye
His Royal
Crown Prince
Alichae
Romania
Presbyterian Young People Will Convene in Titusville
Presbyterian young people from Hide presbytery meet tomorrow at First Presbyterian in Titusville. A 4:30 p.m. gathering leads into a 6 p.m. Valentine banquet served by Myetown Baptist women, with a 4 Shock program, music by Arthur Bougher, and lessons by Miss Evelyn Rainey. Rev A O Caldwell conducts worship, followed by a tale by Rev Thomas Lambert. Committees include decorations, favors, registration, reception, and entertainment with local students assisting.
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Titusville
Hide Presbytery
First Presbyterian
Valentine
A. O. Caldwell
Mydetown Baptist
Arthur Bougher
Evelyn Rainey
A O. Caldwell
Thomas Lambert
Bakerstown
Helen Francis
Wilhelmina Proper
Edna Davi
Florence Fay
Betty Caldwell
Margaret Smith
Francis Hull
Syi
Alcorn
Tates. Seuitestanton
Milzabeth Caldwell
Robert Francis
James Rainey
Jossephine Shannon
Ruth Shannon
Robert Smith
Paul Bauer
Arthur Bauer
Hunter Is Cleared in Mill Hall Shooting Case
Lock Haven January 26 Clyde YV Mauck of Mill Hall today was freed of responsibility in the shooting of William A Swisher. A Clinton county grand jury ignored a bill of indictment charging him with shooting a human being in mistake for game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Lock Haven
Clyde YV. Mauck
Mill Hall
William A. Swisher
New Sheffield
Quinton County
Kruschen Fat Loss Claim Ad From 1932 Dayton
An old testimonial from Miss Ken M. Hames of Dayton Ohio reports losing 7 pounds in a week after starting Kruschen Salts. The ad promotes a 4 week bottle for a few cents and guarantees a money back offer if unsatisfied. It urges taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast and warns to buy only Kruschen.
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Ken M. Hames
Dayton
Ohio
Keister
America
S4th Birthday Celebrated for Mrs Campbell in West Way Glen
Mrs Sarah Gampbell aged eighty four was honored at a birthday party hosted by Mrs Robert Dityis of West Way Glen and Mrs J P Lawson. Guests from Geneva Meadslie Spartansburg and local towns joined in afternoon music visiting and a lunch of sandwiches coffee and a birthday cake. Gifts from friends marked a very enjoyable event for the venerable resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Gampbell
Wze Wednrsday
Robert Dityis
West Way
J.P. Lawson
Rosy Clark Auf
Roberta
Geneva
Randalli
Meadyslie
Mdnth Ped
Spartansburg
Corry
Luella Devo
L. V. Briggs
Rachel Mufilt
Crowell
Sem Halley
Lucy Heckathorm
Henry Aus
Spins
Cnamel Springstead
de Saires Uni Mes
Austin Johnstim
Musi
Shustey
Campbell
Washington P T A Study Circle Meets
The Washington P T A Study Circle met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Patterson with twenty four in attendance. Mrs J R Deating led the lesson from Chili Welfare magazine due to the leader Mrs O Fones being absent at home. No social business occurred. members worked on bazaar articles for the annual Indoor fair at Washington school. Dessert and coffee followed, then adjournment to meet next Thursday with Mrs R Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington PT. A. Study Circle
G. J. Patterson
Chilis Welfare
J R. Deating
Washington School
R. Johnson
Do you know when Gaeersve served as mayor and related notes
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear names and dates. Mentions 130g Gaeersve and Oh Beauley with mayoral references, plus stray phrases about Columbus and the Ghibs and Sterrett Works. Unable to determine precise facts from current text.
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Gaeersve
Oh Beauley
Gunmen Fire At Erie Stores
Erie police report two storefronts damaged by gunfire on parade street and holland street. Edward G Engierts grocery at 2292 Parade street and Anderson and Garber meat market at 2502 Holland street were hit. Detectives say the same gunman fired the two incidents, with bullets found in front windows. The motive remains unknown and investigations consider a wider burglary band active last year.
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Erie
Gunnen
Edward G. Exgierts Grocery
Parade Steeet
Engiert
Ronard Waglest
Anderson and Garber
Holland Street
Haglett
Missionary Society Names New Officers at St Pauls Lutheran
The Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran met in Sunday school rooms for a program and officer elections. Officers reelected for the term were President Mrs R S Burry Vice President Mrs Morris Chapin Secretary Mrs Raymond Anderson Treasurer Mrs W Tom Hall. Papers on missionaries were read by Mrs Burr Chapin and Anderson. The society sent ten dollars to Miss Reich in China and voted fifteen dollars for Bethesda Home in Meadville. The annual life member’s report was read and adopted. Next meeting will be with Mrs Theodore Swanson on South Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of St Paul's Lutheran
Te Church
R. 3. Burry
Morris Chapin
Raymond Anderson
Lresurer
Tom Hall
Burr
Chapin
Anderson
Wimodausis Club Meets and Disbands Its Regular Meetings
Wimodausis club members gathered in their hall for a pleasant meeting highlighted by a breek dinner at 6. Hostesses Mrs. Lloyd Stowe and Mrs. DP Lundquist were assisted by Mrs. Melissa Huribut. After dinner, the group decided to discontinue regular meetings, with social activities to continue after chapter gatherings. Cards followed the business portion, and humor was shared with Mrs. M. J. Parkhurst. J. J. Desmond left for a Chicago business trip with J. W. and A. P. Howard Company, aiming to return Friday.
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Wimodausis Club
Order of Astern Star
Lloyd Stowe
DP. Lundquist
Melissa Huribut
Wimoduusisub
M. J. Parkhurst
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Hollywood Film Shop
Max Miller
San Diego
Edward Small
United Artists
Howard Hughes
Texas
Hells' Angels
Hughes
Journal
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Washington
P. T. A. Study Circle
Aterie
Philco
Bissell
Crina
Thaga Inur Meiner
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
J. J. Desmond
Chicago
J. W. and
A. P. Howsard Company
Rome
Ann Pag
IONA
Nye
Carla
Sunnyfield
Texas Spinach
Boston Blue
Creat
Pacific
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