Northside notes and town chatter hit by busy week
Local column recap mentions Vince Cronin at Loblaw's, Paul Whitman to perform in Chautauqua, plus tourist home sign on Second Avenue. Real estate transfers include Crown property sale to John S. Rogers and game preserve deeds. Northside store talk, community updates, and various notices fill the page, with lighter items on Morale and local curios.
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Emory J. Cherry
Esquire
Ken
First Ward
Something Should Be Done About Sewage Hazards After Rain
A reader warns that flooding and sewer overflow after heavy rains threaten the East Wayne Frederick Congress street area. City Council has long delayed fixes and may face a health department action and a potential sewage disposal plant. The piece urges immediate remedial steps using new state relief funds to employ relief clients in sub divisions.
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East Wayne-Frederick-Congress Street
Providence
State Department of Health Stepn
Worth Reading on Taxes and Inflation By Hobson
Hobson notes in his Journal column that inflation may be nearer today than in years. He analyzes taxes public spending silver buying and the urgent situation offering thoughts for citizens in a concise read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoger Hobson
Huffetion
4Oring
Batson
Highway beautification plan urged for city approaches
Local boosters note a proposed program to plant roses and shrubs along both sides of Roosevelt Highway just beyond the city line on West Smith Street. Flowers and shrubbery were supplied by the state, and organizers suggest extending the effort for a mile of approaches to the city. The idea, discussed by club members and flower lovers, would improve the entrance to town at low cost.
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New York State
Crosley
Downing
Cory Indies
Yen's Bank
Ele
Erie
Maisie
Pittsburgh
Heral
North East
Raestvelt Highway
Warner's Corners
Roosevelt High Way
Smith Street
Alford
Tvs
Hugh O'Hare
Center Street
Clyde Hall
Rule County Rural Carriers Association
Chaffee
Wattsburg
Chyele
Garry Carters
Beaver Falls
Frank T
England
Warren
Ohio
Burton K, Wheeler
Montana
Chautauqua
Westers
Wheeler
Dan Houser
Roosevelt Highway
Wien
Bell
Would Expand Park Use with Dana Shell Project
Proposal to add a band shell and benches in the City Park aims to boost summer usage. The plan envisions more gatherings, concerts, and services drawing crowds to the shaded, popular area.
Radio and tolerance on Independence Day
A Fourth of July keynote urges unity amid debate over tolerance and democracy. It cites Governor Olson and William Allen White, praising freedom of speech and opposition to racial prejudice while warning against repressed ideas and intolerant voices.
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Olson
California
William Allen White
Sage
Emporia
Bruce Catton In Washington Debater and Authority
Bruce Catton in Washington emerges as a forceful debater and a notable authority on constitutional law. The Connecticut figure from New Haven, reputed for familiarity with constitutions, draws attention as a Yale professor candidate while his peers assess his capability and impact.
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Shanley
Connecticut
New
Two New Teachers Elected By Corry School Board
Twenty years ago, Corry school board elected two new grave school teachers, Miss Eva Pope and Miss Patiile Methuish, at eighty dollars a month. The item notes other local happenings and political debates in Washington, including the neutrality repeal fight led by Rep. Robert G. Allen of Pennsylvania, and mentions residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Herman Heerlein, who celebrated a golden wedding anniversary.
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Grave
Corry
Eva Pope
Patiile Methuish
Washington
House of Representatives
Robert G. Allen
Pennsylvania
Allen
Foreign Affairs Committee
Sol Bloom
James Wadsworth
Bruce Barton
New York
James A. Shanley
Connecticut
State Department
Herman
Heerlein House
North Center
Greensburg
Maury
Hatton Sumners
Texas
Osrain
Deasers
Congress
Dt. Allen
Licreas Psyellan
Ptomaine poisoning myths and home canning tips
A short medical note discusses ptomaine poisonings and clarifies myths about food toxins. It explains that true ptomaines come from bacteria or their toxins, notes the role of bacteria in typical foodborne illness, and warns home canning may not reliably kill the germ, urging careful handling of preserved vegetables or fruits.
Betty Grable’s rise from Hollywood school to film star
Hollywood July 8 Betty Grable’s journey from a St Louis family vacation to a movie chorus member launched her film career. She enrolled in Hollywood Professional School to finish education and studied ballet, soon joining Fox studios and vaudeville. Contracted by Samuel Goldwyn, she moved to leading roles and married Jackie Coogan, with the slogan See America First shaping her early fame.
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America
Betty Grable
Goun Grable
St. Louis
United States
California
Grable
Betty
Mother
Joe Penner
Hollywood Professional School
Pox
Chorus
Samuel Goldwin
Wheeler
Seven test questions from a classified page
A student asks seven test questions from a classified page, including metals, geography, Nebraska, breeding male fish, a dam, ship names, and capital cities. The user confesses unclear phrasing and asks for correct pronunciations or identifications.
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Seward Peninsula
Nebraska
Ansuan
Ff Wandlersan
Memorial Gershwin Concert Draws Whiteman Orchestra
Fresh laurels mark the memory of George Gershwin as Paul Whiteman leads his orchestra with Columbia Broadcasting Symphony players in the second annual memorial concert of Gershwin’s works. The Bradford observance features Jane Froman Roy Bargy Rosa Linda Frank Signorelli and Modernaires Quariel and Lyn Murray Chorus among others. Also noted are upcoming public notices, local civic remarks about Pine Grove Cemetery and various radio program highlights and personnel moves related to broadcasting and music events.
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George Gershwin
Hearts of America
Paul Whiteman
Columbia Broadcasting Symphony
Jane Froman
Roy Bargy
Rosa Linda
Frank Signorelli
Modernaires Quariel
Lyn Murray
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