America Rejects Ethiopian Plea for Help in World Crisis
The piece notes Haile Selassie’s appeal to Washington as Ethiopia faces Mussolini’s aggression, reporting courteous refusals in the United States and London. It cites American reluctance to intervene, citing domestic focus and a wary stance on entanglements abroad, while reflecting on the state of international peace. It also describes a British air sensing device that can detect distant planes and distinguish friend from foe, noting questions about its sound-based mechanics and realism.
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America
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Solomon
Mussolini
League of Nations
Washington
London
United States
China
Japan
Italy
England
War Office
Inflation and the creeping credit boom in warfare era
The piece notes how military tech often yields peaceful uses and argues inflation will rise via credit, not currency, with Col Leonhard Ayres warning that the banking system’s expanded credit will sustain business revival. Authorities split on public fear versus acceptance as credit inflation becomes the likely path.
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Col
Leonard P. Ayres
Banker
Otter Naif
Washington
Birthdates and Social Outlook for July 14 1936
The star signal page indicates most favored births are December 15 to 30. Daily outlook suggests morning bad, afternoon and evening very good for social activity. It urges rise to a high position through serious study or travel in May 1936 and notes potential benefit from interiors or small animals in February 1936. Danger listed for 28-28 in 1935. socially favorable dates December 25-29, 1935.
Bank Condition Report for Citizens National Bank of Corry 1935
The June 29 1935 statement lists assets including loans and discounts and United States obligations while detailing liabilities such as demand deposits public funds and time deposits. Capital accounts show preferred stock common stock surplus and undivided profits with reserves and other items noted.
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Citizens National Bank of Corry
Pennsylvania
Comptroller of Currency
U. S
United States
Banking House
Booking House
Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Partgs
U.S
Ice cream dream for Washington monument plans
United Press reports Robert Bruce Crawford envisions cooling the Washington monument interior to improve visitor comfort, possibly inspiring ambitions to tackle Egypt’s pyramids. The piece notes rising heat in D C, 500000 visitors last year, and NRA staff cuts prompting political pressure and retention efforts.
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United
Washington
Robert Bruce Crawford
Washington Monument
Shall
Crawford
Washington Heat
Egypt
Pinkie Tomlt's Hollywood Rise From Rural Singer to Star
A country boy named Pinkie Tomlt drifts into Hollywood with a $100 fortune in a single suit. He pleases Shamie Grier with a singing audition, earns $200000 to $250000 in royalties, and scores movie offers plus phonograph interest. He writes hits like The Object of My Affections and aims to become an actor. Dr William McAndrew stays hospitalized after a car accident. NRA lists are sent back with hope to retain many names.
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Bollywood
Pinkie Tomlt
Hollywood
Jim
Pinkie
Pinide
Shamie Grier
Jimmie
Sporting
Grier
Phonograph
Smart Girl
William McAndrew
NRA
Paris Fashion: New Coats With Ermine Trims And Lamb Details
Paris styles feature shoulder capes, fur trims, and Persian lamb accents. Coats shown by Chanel and Heim emphasize form fitting shapes with flared skirts and beltless or tied silhouettes. The look centers on ermine tufts, astragan collars, and heavy fur embellishments for fall and winter wear.
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Chanel
Oil City Glass Bottle Company Expands In Oil City
Oil City Glass Bottle Company nears a major expansion, forecast to add more workers including hires from Shef field, as Knox Glass Associates enlarges its Veach building sales office. At the same time, delegates to the state American Legion convention from Chief Cornplanner Post are elected: Charles H. Sontag commander, Richard C. Hanson senior vice commander, Donald Schuler adjutant, Ralph Ghester county commander.
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OIL City Bottle Company
Oil City
Oil City Glass Bottle Company
Sheffield
Knox Glass Associates, Inc
Veach
Knox Company
Warren
American Legion
Wilkes Barre
Charles H. Sontag
Richard C. Hanson
Donald Schuler
Ralph Ghester
County voting machine head seeks public office in September
H Blair of Union City announced plans to run for public office this September, prompting county commissioners to appoint a new chief custodian of the voting machines. Blair has held the post for years but cannot serve while campaigning. A shaft collapse near Virginia City endangered Alta Powers as she placed towers on a relative’s grave, the ground giving way over an old mine shaft.
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Ton H. Blair
Union City
Courby
Blair
Virginia City
Ney
Townsend Club Meeting Friday in Corry
A Townsend Club gathering is set for Friday at the Grand Theatre building in Corry with Brig officer Ford O'Ded as speaker. A large attendance is expected as considerable business is planned and the event is open to the public with invitations extended to interested residents.
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Oficer
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Hollywood! Film Shop
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Pierces
Lyons Tooth Po
Wests Brush
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Allwire
Keister
Nordex
Norwich
Verichrome Film
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Germany
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Millwhite House
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