Enforcing State Laws Against Quacks
The Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction reports fifty-one arrests in two months for violations of medical pharmacy real estate barber and optometry laws. Quacks and impostors face immediate criminal prosecution by the Bureau of Professional Licensing as boards guard public safety and license holders. Similar cases are under way in Indian Wayne Dauphin Lancaster Schuylkill and Westmoreland counties.
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Rule
Department of Public Inspaction
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Professional Licensing
William Penn
Indlane
Wayne
Dauphin
Lancaster
Schuyliell
Westmoreland
More for Tax Than for Gasoline Across States
A United Press survey shows that buying two gallons of gasoline in many states costs more in taxes than the gasoline itself. Tax rates range from 2 to 7 cents per gallon, with Florida and Tennessee highest. Speed limits vary widely, from universal no-limit tags to 60 mph in North Dakota and 35 mph in several states, with burden of proof on drivers in some laws. Massachusetts imposes proof on those exceeding 30 mph. Arkansas lowers car registration to boost gasoline use and tax revenue. The University of Utah ends its fiscal year without a deficit amid large graduation numbers and tighter funds.
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United Press
North Dakota
Hays
Massachusetts
The
Press Association
Florida
Tennessee
Connecticut
Missouri
Rihode Island
Arkansas
Admiral's Son Becomes School Newspaper Editor
Ethan A. H Bimg, son of Admiral William and Sims, is named editor in chief of The Dragon, the undergraduate publication of St George's School in Newport.
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Newport
Ethan A. H Bimg
Admiral William & Sims
S. N
The
Dragon
St.George's School
Hiram Corey Sale and Local Business Directory Notes
The fragment references Hiram Corey selling 60 acres of land to W H L Smith used for purchases. It mentions Mr Goney as superintendent of the Downer Oil Weilesy and a 1370 business directory by Pratt and iddy. It also notes J R Newton's dry goods store at a corner shop with an unspecified street.
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Hiram Corey
W. H. L. Smith
Goney
Pratt and Iddy
J. R) Newton
Muin
Ind
Huey Long name fight sparks copyright clash in Vindicator
United Press reports a dispute over mottos and paper names with George Campbell accusing Huey P. Long of stealing the title The Kingfish and suggesting a Long theme for his paper Let the fur fly. The Vindicator editor says he copyrighted the motto years ago and plans a legal reply.
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United Press
Washington
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Mej
George Campbell
Vindicator
Hammond
Campbell
Long
Huey
Return of Musical Pictures Seen as recovery from musical indigestion
Hollywood based composer Herbert Fields argues the public’s renewed interest in musicals follows lessons from past excesses. He notes early overproduction caused a “musical stomach ache” and predicts future pictures will balance comedy drama westerns and melodramas with a controlled share of song numbers. Fields, son of Lew Fields, discusses his work on The Hollywood Revue of 1933 at MGM and cites plans for future productions with stars like Joan Crawford Wally Beery and Jean Harlow.
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Alanson Edwards
Hollywood
Herbert Fields
Fields
Lew Fields
Joe Weber
Howard Dietz
Antion
Joan Crawfam
Wally Beery
Jean Harlow
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files July 14 1913
Reports from Clymer note Dr Rogers Company beginning excavation for a large tire proof warehouse for Mohawk Mills Co. A washout halted eastbound trains No 4 and 10 near Akron. Storms caused damaged property and several trees blown down in the area. The Crescent High Stars beat Lie Kurtz 5-9 and the Raymonds topped Municipal Club 12 to 4 in City League games. A local team from Gly League planned outside games. Cyril Shipp of Columbus township died yesterday. O W Yurdsley of West Press died this morning after thirty years in the U S Army.
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Clymer
DR. Rogers Company
Tle
Mohawk Mille Co
Crescent High Stars
Lie Kurtz
Raymonds
Municipal Club
Moley Returns From London Conference
Assistant Secretary of State Raymond Moley arrives in Washington from the London economic conference. He says the stabilization drive for the dollar appears abandoned and notes he reported to President Roosevelt on the short European trip.
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Society
Cordell Hill
London
Washington
Raymond Moley
Moley
Roosevelt
Registration of Autos Gains in Pennsylvania June
June motor vehicle registrations in Pennsylvania rose over a year earlier with passenger cars up 8 percent to 158,000 and trucks up to 898. Revenues reached 117,065 dollars, up 245,046 from the same month in 1922. First six months totals show 1,282,677 passenger registrations and 26,201,323 in total registrations, both down from last year.
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Farrisburg
Turyid
Pennsylvania
Burran of
Oil City Men Buy Planes Amid Aviation Boom
Oil City residents purchase several planes as aviation interest surges. Jon Felleeson, Mrs A. K. Helle, and Walter L. Foust own planes. Helle’s monoplane and Foust’s Robinson Gabin plane serve as passenger ships. Planes are kept at the Franklin airport due to hangar shortage on the Dempsey town road.
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Oil City
Uy No Oval
Jon Felleeson
Mry. A. K. Helle
Howe Avenue
Walter L. Foust
Hoffman Ave
Aue
Helle
Foust
Hell
LeToy
N.Y
Lothik City
Addiiton
Quinily
Franklin
Ol City
Dempseytown
Au- Wision
Mile Shoul
Plotaytman
Jaf Spartansbungy
E R R Trainman Fatally Hurt In Tragic Accident
G Brown 56 of Burkhill a bewkeman on the Erle Railroad was killed Thursday when crushed beneath train wheels. His body found along the tracks by fellow crew members. He had just returned to work and had been off two weeks after illness.
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Sharon, Jilly
Harley G. Brown
Burkhill
Bewkeman
Erle
Brown
Will
Tral
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Corry Evening Journal
Corry
D Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Garrier
Salt Lake City
Utah
Altough
University of Utah
Louis McHenry Howe
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy Department
Indianapolis
Lindsay
MacDonald
Virginia
Hollywood Film Shop
Oil City Trust Companil Me
Merly
Frank C.chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Akron
Ini
Cyril Shipp
Chlumbis
O. W. Yuardsley
West Press
Ant Sited
U. S. Army
C. B. Wilcox
James Hassell
John B. Moore
Garland
Erie
Dorothy Wilcox
Fanny Weiss
N. J. P. Camp
Preser
Doane Hardware
West Main Street
E.R.R. Trainman
Sloxes
Hamburg
J. L. Newhouse Co
Sport Oxfords
SELBY
Oxfords
Newhouse
Shoehouse
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