Forture and Men's Eyes and Other Books Review
A sweeping Fortune review highlights George Cronyns Forture and Mens Eyes as a dynamic narrative using shifting viewpoints including first and third person by Cronyn and his brothers Max Clyde and Byron The piece also notes Toward Understanding Japan by Sidney L Glick praising its fair presentation of Japan and warns against war talk while The Nervous Breakdown by Doubleday Doran is presented as a popular explainers of neurosis and psychosis suitable for lay readers.
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George Cronyn
Govid Friede
Piaré
Max
Clyde
Byron
Cronyn
Japan
Macmillan
Sidney L. Glick
Fortune
Tighten liquor law enforcement in Corry city
Corry faces two recent violent deaths linked to liquor traffic and warns that lax licensing and weak enforcement fuel such tragedies. The editorial calls for tougher license scrutiny, stricter penalties, and measures like banning music to curb drunken activity, urging authorities to act before more lives are lost.
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Corry
West-End
Corty
Journal
Truck design experiment aims for autonomous fallow path
A brief notice describes a latest experiment in vehicle design, exploring a truck concept that could operate with or without human control. The project outlines a future where automated movements and wheel arrangements are tested, signaling progress in transportation technology.
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Meintino
Novel truck carrier rides rails on deflated tires
A test unit carries 285 tires from Akron to Cleveland on Baltimore Ohio tracks. Four steel railway wheels on the same axle rest on the rails while four rubber tires are deflated to let the truck settle on the steel wheels. Front wheels lock, driver stes ing, and track travel reaches up to 6 miles per hour when fully fueled.
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Gent
Akron
Clevsland
Baltimore Ohio
Holly
National Debt Trends Highlight Deficit Rise and Potential Relief
The article reviews the fiscal deficits from 1931 onward, noting a $3.375 billion deficit for the year ending June 30, marking a fifth consecutive yearly shortfall. It traces deficits from $202 million in 1931 to $8.153 billion in 1932, then $3.068 billion in 1933, $3.965 billion in 1934, and forecasts could rise to $22–23 billion with work relief spending. It cites a beginning-month debt around $28.7 billion, discusses compensating factors from RF C loans and investments, and estimates $3.5 billion additional asset recoveries plus near $2.8 billion in gold profits, potentially lowering the total debt but contingent on avoiding further heavy deficits. It also questions the extent private enterprise will absorb employment and related costs in the year ahead.
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Uncle Sam
Hoover
Roosevelt
R. F.C
Itis
Suy- Midnidot
Declaration of Independence Viewed By Visitors In Lobby
Washington July 6 Visitors line up in the Library of Congress lobby to glimpse the damaged Declaration of Independence in a marble booth guarded through hours. Sunlight harms the ancient manuscript, but the famed signature of John Hancock remains legible to a faint degree amid fading ink.
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United Press
Washington
Library of Congress
Congressional
White House
Congressionalbrary
John Hancock
Hancock
Twenty Years Ago A Taken From Journal Files July 6 1915
Historic column recalls a city fatality at Driving Park when Archie Legeal lost control of his vehicle and crashed into a fence, dying instantly. Other items note fishing triumphs, social visits, a Bell Telephone appointment, firecracker injuries, and a rifle accident involving Florence Webb.
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Journal
Archie Legeal
Ria, & Driver
Riiay
Star Signals Birthdates and Daily Indications Note
Daily horoscope style guidance for late September through November 1936 notes favorable periods for writing and clerical work, with travel opportunities in November and past attachments possible. It references a strong sense of duty and philosophical tendencies, mentioning dates like November 17 82 and December 21 24 1855 as social indicators.
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Petey
Tpc
Toso
Paris Styles in July Fashion Showcase for Summer Wear
Paris reports a shift from heavy wool to light cottons and linens for hot weather. Alicen Rice features linen and cotton gowns with V-nepadded shoulders and vivid trims. Amy Blatt presents tailored suits in navy blue with belt detailing. Princess de Caraman-Chimay models a white yarn dress with horizontal banding and cowl neck. Today’s fashion tip highlights cool summer garments in cotton and linen.
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Paris
Alicen Rice
Ted
Princess de Caraman-Chimay
Work Relief Projects Planned in Erie for July 15 Start
BRM reports a $4.88 billion federal work relief program to begin in Erie by July 15 with projects to be started under Deputy City Engineer Clarence K. Pulling. Pulling says final dates and project locations are not yet confirmed by state authorities, though decisions are expected soon. The city anticipates no local work until clarified.
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Erie
Clarence K. Pulling
Pulling
Ohiqan Jostles Fate Cincinnati Politician
Robert J. Len, a former state Senator from Cincinnati, is at the center of a contested fate. The report notes his unusual birthday celebration and unclear phrases surrounding his birth and two-day anniversary observance.
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Ohiqan
Robert J. Len
Cincinnati
Obrien
Mt Jewett School Head Saves Girl From Drowning
Miss Margaret Parillo, visiting Kushequa, nearly perished at Kushquaake lake when she walked onto a submerged sand bar. Roscoe Davis, 55, Mt. Jewett, swam about 100 feet to reach her, towed her to shore, and she is now recovering. Davis, a school director, acted heroically amid the perilous water.
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MT. Jewett
Girl' Bank
Margaret Parillo
Kushquaake
Miss Parillo
Kushequa
Roscoe Davis
Young Tramp Nabbed by Posse After Attack
A 25 year old man from Perth Amboy identified as John Pillar was captured by a Mercer County posse led by State Trooper John Mehalick after attempting to attack Hilda Baker, 19, wife of a Lake Township coal miner. Baker was bruised but resisted. Pillar fled into woods and was arrested five hours later with no bond set at a hearing before Squire H. B. Henderson.
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Mercer
Mercer County
Lake ‘Township
John Pillar
Perth Auiboy
N. J
John Mehalick
Pillar
Hilda Baker
Esker
Baker
Thusbard
Henry
Leesburg
Warren Woman Narrowly Escapes Drowning at Plant Pool
Lela Tones Nelson aged 32 of 212 Central Avenue narrowly escaped drowning Thursday afternoon while swimming at the WarrPenn refinery pool in Warren. Others in the water rescued her, a call went to the fire department, Chief Kropf arrived, and an inhalator was used for about ten minutes as she partly regained consciousness.
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Warren
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