City council faces costly sewage plant dilemma in Corry
Corry officials weigh building intercepting sewers and a disposal plant at an estimated 200 250000, with tax foes and bonding limits threatening progress. Past two years saw 20000 35000 spent on storm sewers while state hints higher costs may delay the project. The piece also critiques war spending and societal decline as outlined by Walter Lippmann, warning of growing poverty and oppression if financial strain continues.
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Ilispogal
Noblinaa Wrehemur Mnicipal
Smithexeens
State Health Department
Corry
PWA
Not Conservative Yet Tory Critics Clash Over Names
A July 29 Washington piece riffs on political labels and the term Conservative versus Tory. It argues that the New Deal aims to conserve the American people and self government, urging use of Tory for anti-New Deal foes and noting英 English examples from Westminster.
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Washington
New Jersey
AAA
Roosevelt
Lcgic
TVA
Hull
Barbara
Bent Street
Stanley Baldwin
Neville Chamberlain
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Undulant layer is undervalued and now viewed as a health issue. It has appeared in the Southwest since 1905 with a reported Pennsylvania case in 1927 and more since then. Symptoms include fatigue, continuous fever, and joint pain as the illness follows an undulating course.
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Pennsylvania
Paris Fashion Then and Now Amid Royal Paris Visit
Paris reports during King George VI and Queen Elizabeth's four day Paris visit feature lavish gowns and simple afternoon silks. Notable outfits include Mme de Cavaignac's pleated white mouslin with blue crepe bolero and pink ribbon accents. Archduchess Frans wore navy silk crepe. Countess de Castellane showcased chic printed silk with pine scenes. A fashion tip notes afternoon silk prints signify richer materials and colors in 1998 gowns.
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Paris
Rue de Rivoli
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Mme. de Cavaignac
Mme
Marcel Claisant
Charles Laughton
Palace of Versailles
Plaisant
Jean de Castellane
Archduchess
Frans
Cambodia's royal ballet and budget clash in empire tale
A stylized report recalls Cambodia under French Indo China where King Sisowath Monivong plans to cut his royal dancing troupe. It notes the ballet's prestige, early training from childhood, and past dancer strikes amid poverty and national culture.
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Pnom Perh
Cambodia
Far East
Indo-China
Sisowath Monivong
Royal Ballet
Ohioans and Custer crushed Northwest tribes in 1875
The passage notes two Ohioans, the colorful George Custer and George Crook, as West Point graduates who defeated Native tribes in the Northwest in 1875. It portrays Custer's defeat and Crook's subsequent crushing of the tribes.
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George Custer
Northwest
Grorge Crook
West Point
Behind the Scenes Washington Hearings Open August Eleventh
Congressman Martin Dies of Texas leads an inquiry into un-American activities with hearings slated for August 11. Testimony expected from American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, A I L and others as Dies aims to trace foreign money and sabotage plots, while denying targets on G7 liberal groups or Roosevelt administration. The probe may involve Nazi and Soviet-financed efforts and draft testimonies, with Hoover's FBI volumes looming. Also notes debt projections and NLRA efficiency gains in New York region.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Martin Dies
Texas
Ly Hcus
American’ Legion
Veterans of Foreign ‘Wars
A. I. of Lr
Dies
Roosevelt
Soviet
Russia
Germany
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Gmen
Hoover
Gerald Winrod
Kansas
U. S. Senate
Hollywood film shop trains starlets into protégés
Hollywood fans observe a shift from child adoptions to nurturing young talent. Bing Crosby mentored Donald Connor, aiding his singing with song breaks for the film Sing You Sinners. John McCormack coaches Olympia Bradshaw while Grace Moore mentors Jean Ellis, blossoming in lyric soprano potential. Carole Lombard guides Margaret Tallichet from Dallas, boosting her path as a contract player with David O. Selznick.
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Hollywood
Jy 20
Bing Crosby
Crosby
Donald
Bing
Rosby
Paul Whiteman
Rhythm Boys
Jean Ellis
Miss Moore
Sonrsino
Micoxe
Carole Lombard
Margaret ‘Tallichet
Dallas
Tex
Miss Lombard
Agramount Pavail
David O. Selznick
Twenty Years Ago Aw Taken From the Journal Files
A July 29 1918 note recalls Lovells Station homestead burned by afternoon fire. David Gates C M Day 68 died after a long illness at Marisa Street home. Arba Findley Lake brings 20 pounds. Henry Faulke former Jacob Dold employee to open wholesale market. Ruth Wetmore first woman rural carrier from this city under new rules. Sallie Cummings widow of N P Cummings dies at 85 in West Spring Creek. Flossie Wellman travels to New York for a short visit.
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C. M. Day
Jay
Marisa Street
Findley Lake
Henry Faulke
Jacob Dold Company
Thig Sity
Ruth Wetmore
Horace Wetmore
Sallie Cummings
N. P. Cummings
West Spring Creek
Barbs and oddities in a Detroit doctor's view
A Detroit doctor claims noise is a major occupational hazard and mocks Congress, while German dentists test artificial silk fillings. The Bureau of Home Economics issues advice on bags. A Scranton judge legalizes catching fish with bare hands. John Barrymore lists his old home with animal heads and South American artifacts, seeking solitude.
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Detroit
Scranton
John Barrymore
Oteni Pole
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