Mellon to loom over treasury with aluminum mill coins
United Press reports Mellon could dominate the treasury if aluminum mill coins roll out, with Aluminum Corporation of America holding the key. The piece notes cooling offices in Congress and debates over tax shifts, including a proposed 2.5 million for cooling and broader real estate tax changes, amid a drift toward redistribution concerns.
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United Press
Washington
Andrew W. Mellon
Mellon
Treasury
Jim
Aluminium Corporation of America
Commer Stone
Aluminum Corporation
Meio
Lhe Mellon
Music as therapy, bandmaster Ted Lewis claims scientific backing
Hollywood reports Ted Lewis, famed bandleader, argues music heals psychologic ills and has therapeutic value. He cites testimonials and a San Francisco case, saying psychology makes happy songs central and predicts music courses will become medical school staples.
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Leo Baron
Hollywood
Ted Lewis
Crowing
Clara M. Liepmann
Ruggall Sage
Minneapolis
American Society For the Advancement of Science
Mihage
Lewis
Liepmann
San Francisco
Jiaster
Twenty Years Ago Ag Taken From the Journal Files
Readable notes from 1815 recount a Union Baptists service and farewell by Rev. Wildes. A street accident on Smith Street injured Mrs Lyle Merry and Miss Hithel Merry when a runaway horse tied to a buggy threw them. Sherwood Simmons left for Connagut Lake to oversee driving at the race track. J P Canby spent Sunday at Jamestown, and Miss Delig Crowe returned home from Jamestown.
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Smitstrest
Howard Merry
Lyle Merry
Hithel Merry
Sherwood Simmons
Connagut Lake
Town News Sparks Scramble for Erie County Race
A Corry area noise hints at a draft for a Corry man in a major county contest with a formal announcement possible soon. Local chatter mentions Dan Zilch and Sam Glison as candidates for court and county posts while a city treasurer bid on the Democratic side is rumored. Writers note flood damage, halted school payments, a vehicle crash involving Fred Gentiman, postmaster Charles Schloss, and emergency WPA street grants as town life buzzes with politics, storms, and civic concerns.
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Corry Mn
Dan Zilch
St. Louia
Sam Glison
Common ‘Pleas Court
Erie County
Corry
Fred Gentiiman
Miles B. Kitts
Timie
Escanéa
Kay Bell
Jerry Swest
Brian Lord
Rex Theatre
Sammy
City
Loblay
Ralph Bly
F. B. Whittlesey
Journal
Dick Paulson
Mary Frances Brooks
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Walter
Studebaker
Merrick
Bracken-Keating Company
Sweitzer
Los Angeles
San Fran
Sisco
Memphis
Des Moines
Failies
Leo Franz
Center Street
Charles Schloss
Erie
Herbert Schlaudecker
Sama
St. Marys
Keystones
Mentral Court
Cambridg Springs
Stanfley H. Nichols
Ne. Dickson
Pinance Al/Duke
Edward Harrington
Works Progress Administration
Guy Hi. King
Erie County Court
Concord Street
Church Street
West Pleasant Street
St. Christopher
Fey
St Thomas
Ray Greene
East Wayne Street
Detroit Budget Surplus Marks Bold Fiscal Balance
Detroit ends fiscal year with a 3.5 million surplus after bringing in over 83 million and spending under 80 million. Officials credit tax cuts to revive revenue, aided by auto industry gains and a seven year back-tax payment plan boosting current and delinquent collections beyond expectations.
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Detroit
Flooded fields show erosion control's value in New York farms
Experts surveyed recently wooded New York State farmland and found minimal soil loss and crop harm where erosion control practices such as contour farming and contour furrowing were applied. Buffer strips reduced damage. pastures fared better. some potato losses under ten bushels. Where protections were lacking, soils washed away and vineyards damaged.
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New York State
Home for the Soldier Demobilization in Bolivia
Bolivian troops begin demobilization with August pay a 20 bolivianos bonus civilian clothing and free transport to home or rail end. By mid July over many units have been discharged as medicals clear. Army trucks move officers home and the scene inspires hope for peaceful productive work and calmer minds.
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Charco
Shifting Taxes Across Sectors Amid Readjustment
The article discusses a nationwide move to shift taxes from property to consumption. It cites examples from Washington, Texas, and Tennessee states pursuing reforms. Property tax cuts are paired with higher retail sales taxes and business tax changes, signaling broader fiscal adjustments.
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Stex
Washington
Tinos
Tusiky
Farm Values Rising as Southwest Land Sales Climb
A kanssa bank reports farm and ranch land values in the Southwest up 20 percent from last year after prior 20 percent gains from 1933 over 1932 and 44 percent from 1945 figures. The three-year rise suggests a strong recovery, though real values remain far above normal due to historically low bottoms. Real estate nationally, like in cities, shows renewed momentum despite the jagged recovery path.
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Kanssa
N Y Socialite Supports Federal Lotteries Proposal
Mrs Oliver Herriman a New York socialite and president of the national conference for legalising lotteries filed a petition to Speaker Joseph W Burns urging Congress to authorize federal lotteries. Rep Edward Kenney proposes the plan claiming federal revenue could exceed one billion dollars annually to aid soldiers and reduce the public debt.
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United Frs
Washington
Oliver Herriman
New York Socialits
United States
Joseph W. Burns
Hargiman
Ths National Conference For
Edward Kenney
Congress
Tenbey
Federal
Treasury
light evening wraps for summer frocks in Paris fashion
Paris fashion notes from July describe delicate evening wraps to accompany sheer summer gowns. White tulle capes from Lucien Lelong pair with printed frocks, while Heim's Diaphess coat in silk offers a versatile option in multiple colors with a hood for windy evenings. Lightweight wraps in tulle, voile, or organdy complete summer ensembles.
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Paris
Lucien
Lelong
Heim
Star Signals July 30 Horoscope Notes Caution
The daily forecast warns health vigilance for six months with possible major life changes. It mentions a chilly preparation for winter, an eclipse at dawn, and a focus on financial growth around December 1995. Travel prospects are hinted amid fluctuating nervousness and accidents.
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Decemober
IRS CHAS McCABE JR DIES AT YOUNGSTOWN
Mrs Charles McCabe Jr dies in Youngstown after heart trouble. Funeral planned at St Brendan's Church with her husband Charles McCabe Sr and two daughters Dorothy and Marie and son Charles surviving. The couple previously resided on Wright Street in Iowa, with ties to his family.
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Charles McCabe
Wright Street
Francis J. Graves
P.R
St. Brendan‘s Church
Youngstown
Ohio
Kane Reported Site for New WPA Office
Reports say Kane could host offices for several governmental bureaus, with Bradford fearing the Local Works Division may move to Kane. It is noted that once LWD becomes WPA, McKean County headquarters would be set here, within district ten of the new WIAA and district nine of the SMRB.
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Kanin
Kane
Bradford
LIWD
Local Works Division
Odd Fellows Building
LWD
WPA
Works ‘Progress Administration
McKean County
Dairymen Hold Sub District Meeting At Wattsburg
The delegate and associate delegates of Sub-district 17 B of the Dairymen's League held their monthly meeting in the Presbyterian Church at Wattsburg. The program included reports from delegates a short play recitations and remarks by Director Grout Mr Stevens and M Barber. Delegates Roy Swart and associat s delegate Mrs Tyan Hatch attended from Corry Local.
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Dairyimen's League
Presbyterian Church
Wattsburg
Grout
Stevens
M. Barber
Ithaca
Roy Swart
Associats
Tyan Hatch
Corry Tocal
Minnesota farms rise in St Paul figures show growth
Minnesota reports a ten percent rise in farm numbers this year with the state tally estimated at 203 946, up from 185 254 in 1920 according to Department of Corre- vections estimates. Mrs G I Snapp and Mr and Mrs Theodore Theline of Shefield Pa were guests last evening of the Field family for men’s daughter Mrs Jean Field.
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Minnesota
ST. Paul
Department of Contreres
G. I. Snapp
Theodore Theline
Shefield
The
For Men's Daughter
Jean, Field
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