Warren A Steen of Corry Dies at Home
Warren A Steen longtime Corry resident and active business and civic figure died at his East Frederick street home Monday night. Friends remember him as a generous outdoorsman and beloved friend whose hearty humor and kindness left a lasting impression on the community.
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Warren A. Steen
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Labor Day Revival Urges Community Cooperation
The Civic Employees Association proposes a old fashioned Labor Day celebration with multiple organizations sharing tasks to revive the town's spirit. A month remains and broad town backing is urged to keep costs low and ensure a lively, traditional event.
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Civic Employees’ Association
Bobsling
Visionary economist dies at 78 obituary for Edwin F. A. Seligman
Columbia University economist Edwin F. A. Seligman dies at 78 after decades of teaching and editing. He advised foreign governments on tax policy and built what was described as the world's largest economics library. In a prior interview he spoke of faith in American democracy and capitalism, urging social consciousness and collective action to improve education, roads, and hospitals as civilization advances.
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Columbia University
Mast Library of Economics
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Muscolini
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Motrality law debate leaves loophole for war trade
Bruce Catton discusses how the neutralit y law’s gaps could allow continued arms and material trade with belligerents and protests the current framework. He contrasts past wartime exemptions with today and notes shifts in imports and exports that could trigger a war boom again.
Worries and Enduring Quiet After Napoleons Saint Helena
A fragment recounts Napoleon Bonaparte’s post exile years on Saint Helena and his decline to death at age 59. It notes his calm teaching life after surrender, and outlines three phases of worry culminating in bodily disorders from hyperacidity and peptic ulcers. The piece cites a reflective view on facing the known without fear.
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Robert Lee
Napoleon
Saint Helena
Famed Eiffel Tower Reaches Century Mark Amid Debate
The Eiffel Tower, built in 1889 for the Exposition, stands 1000 feet and has drawn critics since its inception. Despite safety concerns and removal talks, it attracts about 17 million visitors and generates substantial revenue for France, with elevators now serving three observation levels.
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Detective Bryan Reported Impaired at Birmingham Police Work
Detective J N Bryan reported for work in Birmingham and appeared impaired while conducting an investigation. He tested the keys to the police car and its badges.
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Daily Quiz Questions on Geography and History
A reader asks a set of trivia items covering units of coinage in a country, mountain chains on Spain France border, the treaty ending the U S Mexican War, which Supreme Court Justice was secretary of state in Harding's cabinet, Alice Marble's sport, pronunciation of preferable, U S state with largest water area, a South American camelid, and the author of All's Well That Ends Well.
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Shiiner
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Barbs and falls and jail terms in a jumble of notes
A misread jumble mentions a 268 foot fall in Washington with an escaped rider, opera star Mary McCormic allegedly leaving jail in Indiana, and a politician urging a party to nominate a sensible Democrat. It also hints at vacationists, postcards, and discussions of women’s employment limits and progressive roles amid partisan denials.
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Mary McCormic
Poultry Congress broadcasts in Cleveland draw interest locally
Local poultry fanciers will follow the first World Poultry Congress in the United States with broadcasts starting Saturday July 29 at 11 30 a m and continuing at the same time on August 1 2 3 and 4. NBC Red network features talks by Gannett on fiscal policy and a slate of programs and performers through the week including concerts and theatre previews.
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City viaduct flood danger urged in Corry Letter
Voice of the People from Corry Hyening Journal urges city leaders to press federal and railroad payments for viaduct work. Reader Mike Flaherty notes that cement piping was replaced by metal pipes and warns that inadequate waterway size by railroad firms risks backing floodwater into Union Street and nearby properties.
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Corry
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Twenty Years Ago As Token From the Journal Files
The item notes a 1918 dispatch about Governor Sprout approving a $15 000 Corry Hospital appropriation as requested by the local board. It includes a Hollywood scene about Elsa Maxwell speculation and a long quoted reminiscence on living boldly. Also mentions Miss Ferguson in Washington and Miss Neylon returning from Akron. A language note corrects common error about crowd wording.
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