German News In America and World Trade Talks
A corry Evening Journal digest notes German sympathizers claim Americans are misinformed about Germany while censorship keeps German readers in the dark. It also reports on reciprocity treaties aimed at reducing tariffs with Cuba and Canada, potential liberal shifts in government, and a humorous account by Interior Secretary Ickes about bureaucrats. The column mentions outdoor opera crowds in St. Louis and contrasts them with baseball attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Germany
Zerous
Teaders
Hitler
Ministry of Eanlightenment
Americana
Congress
Washington
Cuba
Howevar
Tariff Commission
Caila
Hawa
Canada
Jong
Trberal Party
Ickes
Interior Department
Tle
ST. Louis
Cast Adds to Wanted film at Hollywood studio
Hollywood film staff lists Peggy Stratford Iris Yamisuke Douglas Gaul Harry Tnicls Lala Kamedly Brink Fox Bile Servikey Betty Sehfeld as new cast members for the tentatively titled Wanted. Louis Wing plans promotions with Mary Ames Victor Jovy Port Kelvon and Russell Hardy joining the project in Mogicteno city. United Press reports a separate note on fly season pest control, a summer plan to curb chinch bugs, and a soap opera style anecdote about car curves and stage stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Ight
Sol M. Wartzel
Mogicteno City
Peggy Stratford
Iris Yamisuke
Diuglas Gaul
Harry 3 Nicls
Lala Kamedly
Brink Fox
Bile Servikey
Betty Sehofeld
Phayers
Louis Wing
Stosemary Ames
Victor Jovy
Port Kelvon
Russell Hardie
Twenty Years Ago A Taken from the Journal Files
A brief from 1914 reports Mrs Prant Loveland of the city burned in a gas accident in Buffalo. The piece notes thefts at George Gordon’s North Center street home and a fatal Pennsylvania freight wreck near Kane. A farm home near Bal Damun was destroyed by fire two miles northwest of the city.
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Prant Loveland
Buffalo
George Gordon
North Center Street
Lardey
Clarence. Glass
Pennsylvania
Kirke
Stelia Brooks
Kane
Homse
Bal Damun
le- Luween Scinta
Hare Creek
Twister sighting reported near Lown area this morning
Early risers describe a cone shaped cloud resembling a western cyclone moving rapidly east across the horizon. No concrete effects reported, but a few miles south of Lown, a brief note from School Superintendent C. Wilson mentions the head of local crowds has taken a pride. Harold Hines returns to Cleveland after visiting the city. Major C D Wilcox stays in Waterford for electric light company business.
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Lown
Scnools C
Wilson
Wouay
Rescues Child From Deep Pool at Ludlow Park
A dramatic rescue occurred on a wet afternoon when 13 year old Kenneth Valentour jumped into Ludlow Park pool with clothes on to save a boy who had fallen in. Fire Chief’s son Kenneth and James McCanley, aged 16, were among witnesses. Kenneth and his six year old brother were nearby as Roger McCanley slipped and sank. Kenneth Valentour dived in seconds later, retrieved the child, and brought him to safety. The boys were attending Presbyterian Sunday school.
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Kann
Jilly
Ludlow Park
Kenneth Valentour
John Valentour
James Roger McCanley
Alexander McCanley
Dawish Street
Kennet
Roger
Kenneth
Valentour
Presbyterian Sunday Schools
Paris Fashion News Slipsat Beachwear Captures Style
Paris observers note a trend toward new beach slips crafted from cotton linen pique and toile in eye catching sapphire tones. designs feature decollete silhouettes with partial crowns removed and umbrella hats. sandals use bright string and beads with colored nail tones.
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Paris
Madety
Mediterranean
Jamestown man guilty of conspiracy to smuggle Swiss watches
A Jamestown man was found guilty by a federal jury in Buffalo of conspiracy to smuggle Swiss watch movements from Canada into the United States. The 50-strong shipment valued at about 3000 dollars was seized. Judge John Knight postponed sentencing until Monday after defense and government attorneys argued for leniency.
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Jamestown
Aysiy Pudaloff
Butler Avenue
Buffalo
United States
Canada
John Knight
John I. Gerken
Horns L. Newton
Bufo
Neon
Monty
Star Signals by Octavine A Planful Clairvoyant
The column offers advice on finances and daily life plans with dates across August and January 1935. It notes practical evenings for daily affairs, cautious spending, and a period of social pleasure balanced with expense control as guidance.
Mistaken for Cop Slugged in Broad Daylight
A man was assaulted near 129 Sanford Place during a police raid on vice, knocked unconscious and cut on the head after being mistaken for an officer. He was left at the curb and later recovered consciousness at home. A Harvard cat at Leverett House reportedly favors rum punch but avoids whisky.
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Becau
Joli Wieevoreke
Mearitis Honteau
Sanford Place
Wieevoreke
Seret
Oscar Robb
Pian
Wissaovek
Wieczer
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Benjami Pimking
Leverhis House
Harvard University
Pully
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
RED Kimball, Inc
W. 44Th St
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square Ride
Chicago
Detroit
Hollywood Film Shop
United Press
Amddle West
Agriculture Department
James Apps
Grand Street
Agilculuire Department
Center Street
Ford Automobile
M.E. Perry
Faldie Cantor
Samiel Goldwyn
Artuel Merman
Ann Sothern
Dane Welorrett
George Murphy
Lu- Tale Bull
Ue Jeupppil
Roy del Ruth
Russia
William Bul' Ute
Hullitt
Moscow
Bulnth
Bullitt
Tom
Aaserts Bullitt
Will Rogers
Step
Iwetlohit
Ryin S. Cobb
Judge Prien
Rogers
George M. Cohen
Will
Harold Hines
Cleveland
City
C.D. Wilcox
Waterford
Ondhisness
The
Electric Light Company
Mary Knight
United Press Staff
Long
HI Newton
Willam W. Blutt, Jr
Nova Scotia
Lessey
Riverside Ramblers
Riverside
Montgomery Tle
Chapin
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Center St
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