Abundant Food Surplus Fueled by Political Games
A New York City letter starves out a critique of Sunplig Commodities Corp giving free surplus foods to the unemployed. The writer cites canned grapefruit juice and frozen fillets, arguing producers and growers benefit as relief expands. The piece links government purchases to political leverage and hints at broader economic pressures.
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Jay Franklin Washington
New York City
Sunplig Commodities Corp
Tories
Texas
SCC
Citris Fruit Growers Association
Iho
Wallace
Ford
Boston
Maine
Cishly
Russia
Improvement planned for Corry Clymer and Sciota roads
Residents of Corry and Clymer welcome road work on the Corry Clymer route and the Sciota road. The state plans about 80 000 for Sciota road improvement, relocating curves and bridges to ease traffic. A new link from Clymer to the Pennsylvania line will connect to the Toule highway, aiming for an early completion before fall.
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Corry-Clymer
Corry
Clymer
Sciota
Uitl
State Department of Highways
New York State
Pennsylvania State Line
Pennsylvania
Chautauqua County
Haake Urges Local Round Table to Spur Corry Revival
Dr. A P Haake managing director of the Nations Association of Furniture Manufacturers urged Corry small business leaders to unite beyond politics to revive the economy. He called for a regional round table of merchants to exchange ideas, spur industrial growth, and foster community initiative independent of party control.
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A. P. Haake
the Nations] Association of Furniture Manufacturers
Washington
Corry
Dr. Haake
Lottery through mails and the postal stand
Newspapers face bans on advertising lotteries of any description under postal rules. The public is drawn to horse racing and sports results, while boards promising prizes flood venues. Critics argue the postal crackdown targets a widespread lottery racket harming the public and misusing mail security.
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Postel Department
Sid Brs Times
Corr
Behind the Scenes in Washington Officials map August party battles
A NEA Service overview of primary season action across states on August 2 and the ensuing Democratic clash in Kentucky. It notes Georgia? No, Missouri Virginia Kansas West Virginia and Tennessee contests, with figures like Bennett Clark William Dodd Jr Howard Smith and Barkley vs Chandler shaping the New Deal era battle lines.
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Washington
Kansas
Missouri
Virginia
Wast
Tennessee
Kentucky
New Deal
Alben" Barkley
Chandler
Bennett Champ Clark
Willis Mereditiy
Missouri House
Joe Davis
St. Louis
Clark
Pendergast
Jim Farley
Neny
Sie
Henry Caulfield
Gay. Stank
Tom Pendergast
Supreme Court
Stark
Howard Smith
Highth
House Rules Committee
William FE. Dodd, Jr
Germany
Smith
Roosevelt
Farley
Dodd
Icansas
George McGill
New Dealer
Barkley
Army Captain Killed in Action in Great Offensive
Twenty years ago in July 1918 reports from the Journal Files detail Captain Reuben J. Sharpe of the Corry company killed in action during a major American and French offensive. His wounds were not listed as serious. Other notes mention Naval Reserve enlistee Roun Bracken receiving papers and a Red Cross chapter delivering large hospital supplies. Fire on Hast Wayne Street was extinguished and relatives visited in the days that followed.
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Corry Copany
Reuben Jy Sharpe
Camiery A
Max Wagner Aims For Third Screen Career In Painted Desert
Hollywood notes reveal Max Wagner, returning to featured status in RKO's Painted Desert after two earlier comebacks. Born in Mexico, he moved to California to flee Villa's bandits and built a cinema path from Mack Sennett to collegiate comedies with Andy Devine before rising as a villain in foreign and domestic versions.
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Hollywood
Max Wagner
Wagner
RKO Radio
George Obnen
Desert
Max
Mexico
California
Villa
Bandits
Mack Sennett
Andy Devine
Hell
Picure
Brax
South America
Spain
Maxi
Boris Karloff
Tyrone Payer, Sr
Charley Bickford
Fox
Umtdl
Keifer
Opms
Anventirs
Amd
Largest Sainted-Lee Animal Spider Sheds Light on Fhesheep
The fragment mentions a creature dubbed the spider saa of fhesheep bee with a length of 19 fret, raising curiosity about its biology and origin. Researchers note measurements and possible implications for regional folklore and natural history.
Paris Styles at Longchamp Night Show Highlighted by Gowns
Fashion feature surveys Longchamp show with Countesses in satin robes, lace, and ostrich plumes. Noted ensembles include black satin Lune by Countess Oppersdorf and white marocain by Countess du Luard. Mme Lucien-Robert's navy jersey gown plus red rose trim, and Princess Amedee de Broglie in pearl gray mousseline. Also notes 288 and 1932 night racing tone. Noted hunter Warren L. Allen dies at 78 in Dubois Pennsylvania. Lawrence Berliner’s nephew praised for local tennis and ping pong talent.
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Paris
Bly
Longchamp
Countess 1
Oppersdorf
Countess Ladislan du Luard
Princesse
Amedee de Broglie
Genise Mousseline
Lucien -Lelong
Mme
Lucien-Robert
Schuller de Persum
Comtesse de Ganay
Mlle
Nicole Lelong
Shantung
James Hennessy
Longchampa
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Government Prunes
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Salor
Fourth Ward
Ipsy
Fidnigan
Kenneth Haight
Seattle
Wash
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Matanuska
Corp
Lynford Chase
Geerge Frank DeLury
Indiantown Gap
Paul Weber, Jr
Fort Meade
Semionth
Rossbacher
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Wisconsin
John H. Clough
East Main Street
Worth Center Street
Union City
Ward
St. Swithin's
Flanigan
Ottley
Winrod
West Virginia
House
George L. Berry
Gordon Browning
Tom Stewart
Prentice Cooper
Veeran
Berry
Browning
State Machine
Stewart
Cooper
Ed Crump
Memphis
New
Teal
TVA
Journal
Roun W. Bracken
Naval Reserve
Seamoon
Bracken
Erie Recruiting Office
Buffalo
Board of Commerce
Totel
Weing
Guy
Davis
Wayne
Aig
Wayne' Simpson
Anit
Kane
Wihays
Ee Shop
Longchamtos
Dubois Pa
Warren L. Allen
Allen
Lotus Valley
Main
Lawrence Berliner
Harriett Dethridge
Sss
Us'ah Bethel Tabernacle
Cates Sr
Pillsbury's Flour
Oxydol
Elberta
Bologna
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