The Futile Strike and Freight Rate Debate
The article argues general strikes fail as labor battles society, hurting workers and communities, while suggesting political backlash and eroding retail gains. It then discusses freight-rate tensions, noting the Baltimore and Ohio note underwrite at 4.7 percent and a push for a ten percent rise, with rail executives seeking higher rates despite inflation concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
America
Tiyenks
Sid Sourkes
R. F.C
Baltimore and Ohio
Jesse H. Jones
Publc
Washington
Next Year Car Models Seen With Looming Streamlining
Reports from the American Ruhr district indicate orders for dies to manufacture next year automobile models are widely scattered, signaling a strong motor industry. The trend points to continued gains, with AL likely to lead as the building sector supports expansion and designers push more streamlined, dramatic changes in car styling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Ruhr
Pasieas
Paris Styles Fashion Notes From Prix des Dragos
Paris reporter Mary Knight surveys Parisian street style at the Prix des Dragos in Adteuil. The piece notes mixed outfits from concierge daughters to chic ensembles, focusing on velvet, felt and plush beret adaptations, oversized hats, and the season's decorative emphasis on ribbons, birds of paradise, and aigrettes while warning many looks veer toward stylish but impractical.
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Paris
Adteuil
Paradise
Death Claims Child of Corryites
Olaf Wellejis and Fred Lauer of this city received word today of the death of Roy Welles, grandson of Mr and Mrs Hans Wellefus. The boy, who had been ill for six weeks, recently underwent an operation for mastoid and passed away this morning at Hamot Hospital. His parents and a brother, Edward, survive. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the late home in Erie, with interment in Erie cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Wellejis
Fred Lauer
Las
Weir
Roy Wellejus
Hans Wellefus
Eric
Hamot Hospital
Edward
Erie
Trent
Twenty Years Ago As Taken From Journal Files
Two arrests by Chief Stevens in the Guignon Hardware Store robbery lead to a hearing before Alderman Porter. In local sports, Kurtz defeated Crescents 7 to 5 in 15 innings with standout catches by Pierce and DeLury. Company A beat Drom Evie 13 to 1. L. B. Van Vleck is named Erie County highway superintendent. Fishing reports from Findley Lake show good catches. T. H. B. Club girls test for a trip to two lakes with chaperones and members listed. Liberty Theatre remodeling underway. Rev Shaw and party travel to Tivington with an 18-foot skiff for a Allegheny trip. Mrs. Glenn Miller injured on an Erie excursion train. Ford delivery to Lovells by Worhs agents, two deliveries.
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Stevens
Guignon Hardware Store
Porter Wednes
Star Signals Astrological Guidance For August 1935
Octavine Star Signals advises caution with money from September through the Witch, noting a good financial period in early March 1935. It warns of Pluto’s influence through August and requests readers share experiences with the newspaper. He warns of danger around August 22 and good luck August 19.
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Cross
Pluto
Hollywood Pili Shop and star moves swirl in polo era
Hollywood gossip notes confirm Carole Lombard secured another high profile purchase for a role in Soldir Woman by Charles Ford. Douglas Montgomery’s star rises with a new two year Universal contract and interest from rival studios. Carl Laemmle Jr. negotiates outside-project options, eyeing Magnificent Obsession and other projects, while London Films signs Anne Hathaway and promotes The Scarlet Pimpernel casting with United Artists distribution.
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Hollywood
Charles 4. Ditford
Paremount
Carole Lombard
Danton Runyon
Douglas Montgomery
Carl Sneimle
Joy Jostne Lime
Kim
Universal
Sond
Charles G. Norris Noyat
Montgomery
Carl Laemals, Jr
Carl Laemmte, Jr
Leie Howard
London Films
England
Mise Oberon
Anne Haley
Henry VII
Pepita
Don Jian
Baroness Oredy
United Artists
Exconvict senators and labor board clash in Washington
Sen Henry Ashurst notes his jail past while recounting a political arc from a 94 turnkey stint in Prescott to the Senate. References to Rep Shoemaker, Shipstead, and the Daily Worker reporters testing Lloyd Garrison at NLRB press conferences follow. Citizens leave heel marks on Pennsylvanias Avenue as the scene shifts in federal politics.
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United Press
Washington
Omes
Sen
Henry FP
Asnet
Dy Ariz
Prescotl
Ashurst
Minnesota
Senate
Francis H. Shoemaker
Minn
Hearik Shipstead
Shipstead
Shoemaker
Leavenworth Penitentiary
House of Representatives
The
Baily Worker
Lloyd Garrison
New National Labor Relations Board
Garrison
Daily Worker
San Francisco
Organize Labor
Urge Autoists Use Signals to Reduce Accidents
Harrisburg article reports the Pennsylvania Motor Federation urging drivers to use proper hand signals when starting, stopping or turning. President Edward Galt cites rising incidents due to signal failures and notes that enforcement is difficult, yet hand signaling remains a key safety practice to lessen highway accidents and driver stress.
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Harrisburg
Ie Penbay Veria Motor Feneration
Edward Galt
Federation
States Bureau of Mtor Vehicles
Usat
Gable
Federation Helsteed
Jessenut Ecnideraby
Brothers Rival S Apple? Demotrats in Unis County
Louis A Schultz and August Schultz brothers emerge as political rivals for control of the Demotrats party in Unis County, challenging leadership and urging party unity amid local factional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Louis A
August
Schultz
Demotrats
Unis County
Connor Baby Shows Steady Gain Today
UNITES reports from White Plains hospital on Boo Connor a 21 month old who survived five days lost in woods with no food or water. Doctors say he shows social interest and reduced fretfulness though not fully recovered. They expect rapid improvement and a return home in a few days.
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Unites
White Plains
N. J
Booby Connor
Althouh
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Corry Evening Journal
Weat
South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
44Th St
New York
Bartlett
Ralwaules
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
New England Council
Mary Knight
NRA
Paych
Kurtz Tn A Yey
Crescents
Pierce
Greters Tly
D. DeLury
Haingray
TD. DeLury
Bachomer
Crom Mount Gretna
Company A
Baseball
Tean Drom Evie
L.B. van Vleck
Gerry
Stats Hghways
Erie County
Birie
Findley Lake
W. A Sleen
Kingsley DeRosay
T. H. B. Club
Lateron Bay
Teaqua Lake
Milan Waller
Cora Young
Florence Whittivsey
Marjorie Auér
Virginia Wargener
Ola
Marlon Young
Dorothy Waler
Joe Weaver
Marie Hall
Aliee Wetmore
A Forse
Liberty Theatre
Rev
Shaw
Som
Charles
Lewis Storer
Herbert Pell
Tivington
Allesheny
Pittsburgh
Glenn Miller
Erle
Bain
Worhes
Lovells
Ty Will Akam
Ty Thayer Me
Shay
J.L. Newhouse Co
Newhouse
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Alanson Edwards
Pennsylvanis Avenue
Hamburg
Connor
Model Dairy Co
Penna
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
N. Center St
Member
Federal Reserve System
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