Medical Corps to Film War Front Life at Carlisle Barracks
United Press reports soldiers from the U S Army Medical Corps will act in a movie titled Medical Regiment With the Infantry Division filmed at Carlisle Barracks Pennsylvania around July 4. The project aims to portray rank and file soldiers amid Hollywood’s war film trend.
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United Press
Washington
U. S. Army
Navy
Army
U. S. Medical Corps
Medical Corps
Carlisle Barracks
U. S. Signal Corps
Annapolis
West ‘Point
Hollywood
Frank Chilton
Walter B. Shiel
Camermen
Signal Corps
Hollywood Sound Tech Forsyth Courts Big Screen
A Hollywood studio pays Charles Forsyth, a radio sound technician who has built 100 plus machines to mimic wind and ocean sounds. His collapsible TD 7 Southworth device slides, roars, and squeaks to simulate storms. Forsyth will demonstrate these effects on a film with George Raft and actress Lois Smith amid a shore setting.
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Forsyth
Southworth
Calumbus
the Florist
Eric
Lo Misé
Lois Smith
George Raft
New Pennsylvania Railroad tower starts operation
Twenty years ago the Journal Files reports the new Pennsylvania Railroad tower at the junction opened at 10:01 AM, switching service from the old building to the brick tower. James P. Crown of the local commerce board seeks a Washington list of goods for domestic manufacture and sale. A contract, not yet assigned, covers McClintock Marshall Co of Pittsburgh building a blacksmith and flange shop for Struthers Wells Co at a multi thousand dollar cost. Knights of Pythias regents for the year are elected: Frank Esterbrook, J H Young, W M Weatherbee, Eben J Dunham, D B Lines, D H Andrews, Frank Brooks, Benjamin F Starr, Henry Golburn, and Ed S Rossback.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
James P. Crown
Local Commerce Board
Washington
McClintock Marshall Company
Pittsburgh
Struthers Wells Company
Knights’ of Pythias
Frank Esterbrook
J. H Young
W. M. Weatherbee
Eben J. Dunham
Lines
H. Andrews
Frank Brooks
Benjamin F. Starr
Henry Golburn
Rossbackor
Revival Ends at First Baptist Church in Corry
The two week revival at First Baptist Church concluded last night with a large attendance. Speaker Peter Slack shared experiences from his music career. Evangelists, who did not campaign over the Fourth, stayed an extra day in Corry and planned an evening program at the church. Rev. Philip Slack to present slides detailing the kindness and delusion in his past life. Pastor B A Hook called the meetings the best ever held locally.
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First Baptist Church
Peter Slack
Corry
Philip Slack
B. A. Hook
Wanting the Wealth in a Capitalist System
A business writer argues that true equality is unlikely within capitalism. Taxation, wages, and social programs may aid the lower income groups but cannot deliver equal profits or property. The piece critiques calls for universal equality and suggests many prefer to pursue more than the average share.
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Ithom
Cheaper Motoring and Japanese Invasion Rumor
A speculative piece suggests Japanese competition could invade the American car market next year, with rumors of a diesel small car akin to the Model T. If true, it would cost around 300 dollars, run about seven miles per hour and achieve twenty miles per gallon of fuel, lowering transport costs and potentially changing work and family mobility.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Sonything
Geil
Mike
GANGSTER LAWYERS and Crime Era Attacks on Defense
A 1920s era critique links defense lawyers to crime, arguing some attorneys align with criminal gangs, aiding operations and disguising criminals. It cites Dillinger’s attorney convicted for harboring a gunman and reports similar charges in St Paul. A commentator warns life will be tough for such “0% Givers of the court.” The piece ends with a medical forecast about tuberculosis control in 50 years.
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Peing
Ist
Mt Lo
Dillinger
Homer van
St. Paul
Paris Styles Bright Two Tone Night Wear In White Trim
Paris fashion notes show black or navy outfits paired with white belts hats and jackets. Maggy Rouif Lucien Lelong and Marcel Rochas present crepe gowns with square necks high white collars pleated peplums and white silk braid trim. Also features a health note urging tuberculosis prevention and public support for doctors and industry health efforts.
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Paris
Haute Couture
Lucien Lelong
Romeine
Marcel Rochas
Construction underway at Phoenix Hotel and Park Place paving
Workmen began a new front on the western portion of the Phoenix Hotel on Main Street and completed Park Place paving. Preparations are ready to pour the concrete foundation on the eastern end. Eric Richards travels to Grand Rapids to assist with the Gerry exhibit at the furniture exposition. Mrs August Rosenhimer Mrs sorton and Lulu Rosenhimer depart for Erie for a short visit.
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Phoenix Hotel
Main Street
Park Place
Eric Richards
Gand Rapids
Gerry
August Rosenhimer
Sorton
Lulu
Erie
Star Sign Trends for July Fourth Readers
The column highlights July 21 to August 21 as favored zodiac births. It notes general daily indications for all, with morning and evening cautions. It warns of possible sorrow, travel breakthroughs, and deep interest in science, philosophy, or religion during February 1936.
Corry Lad Fractures Arm in Fall at Erie
Benjamin Baumgartner son of Mr and Mrs Sam Baumgartner of East Main street fell in the dressing room at an Erie park yesterday and broke his right arm at the wrist. A few years ago Bennie fell from a greased pole at a City park celebration injuring his leg.
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Benjamin Baumgartner
Sam Baumgartner
East Main Street
Erie
Bennie
City Park
Stone Brand Nuptials at Morgantown West Virginia
Miss Dorothy Brand daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Brand married Ward Day Stone son of Mr and Mrs Harry B Stone at First Presbyterian Church Morgantown Saturday afternoon 330 oclock The ceremony was followed by a reception at 208 Maple Street The couple will reside at 204 Kingwood Street Morgantown after a wedding trip through Canada and the New England states
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Maple Street
Mrs. Stone
Kingwood Street
Morgantown
Canada
New England States
Death claims Perry Tanner in Centerville home
Perry A Tanner 19 died after an extended illness at his Centerville home. Survived by father Clarice and Nancy Tanner, a son Charles E Tanner, and sister Lizale Manges of Corry. A member of the 4 H lodge and Methodist church, his funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at M By church in Centerville with interment at Sunnyside cemetery.
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Perry A. Tanner
Centerville
Clarice
Nancy ‘Tanner
Charles E. Tanner
Lizale Manges
Corry
4. O
Lodge
Methodist Church
M. By
Sunnyside Cemetery
Hale of Penn State graduates get jobs
United Press reports state College July 1 that more than half of the 705 graduates will have positions after earning their diplomas this month. President Ralph D Hetzel notes demand was strong, especially for Liberal Arts. Forestry and mechanical engineering grads nearly all secured jobs.
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United Pres. State College
Pennsyvania—State College
Ralph D. Hetzel
School of Liberal Arts
Germantown post wins $1000 prize in contest parade
July 1 report from Germantown shows the Henry Houston post taking first honors in a parade contest with the $1,000 prize. Other results list Elyria post second for $700, Massillon third for $100, and Duquesne fourth for $200, with the Frank Ry Kirk Post of Craton-Ingram, Pa., finishing out of the money in fifth.
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Henry Houston
Germantown
American Legion
Elyria
Post
Massillon
Duquesne
Frank Ry Kirk
Cratton-Ingram
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