The First Beer Licenses In This City And County
The beer licensing system under the new act raises uncertainty about its success and adequacy. The County Treasurer would administer licenses amid strict requirements for cash payment and bonds, with concerns over evasion via relative names and bootlegging fronts. Enforcement by city police is expected to rise, and penalties for violations may sharpen compliance while state police cooperation is anticipated.
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McSparran warns farmers on price increases in Pa
Secretary of Agriculture John A. McSparran warns Pennsylvania farmers to monitor current market prices as unscrupulous buyers may cheat them 25 to 50 percent of the prevailing price. He notes wheat rising from 3 cents to about 84 cents per bushel, wool up to 23 cents, and hogs at 5 to 6 cents per pound. Land prices up to 87.00 per 100 pounds. overall farm price index shows a five point rise. If prices hold, farmers gain dollars in revenue without raising consumer costs.
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Pennsylvania
Diamonds on the Doorstep Profiles Italian Birth Control Sparks Debate
The article surveys Italy's birth rate push amid a wider anti birth control climate. It notes public celebrations of large families and officials promoting natality prizes for twins, while critics warn of social pressure and state taxation on bachelors. Reports cite observers like Signora Coppola and Angelo Galletti as elderly parents embracing large families.
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Italy
Mussolini
Ballyline
Iallan
Signora Antoinetta Coppola Af Woggla
Angelo Galletti
Phrise
Mussalin
Trade groups report improving national business outlook
Surveys by trade organizations in response to a Commerce Department questionnaire show rising employment, increased profits, and general business improvements across industries. American Iron and Steel Institute president Robert P. Lamont notes steel executives remain cautiously optimistic due to limited large scale construction and rail procurement. overall indicators point to gradual recovery.
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Department of Commerce
Trade Organization
Department
Belne
Robert P Lamont
American Iron and Steel
Moat Steel
Wal
Paris bridal gowns by Worth Patou and Mainhocher showcased
Paris society notes highlight three June weddings with gowns from Worth Patou and Mainhocher. Brides from Philadelphia and France wore white satin or crepe, lace veils, and trailing tulle, with bouquets of calla lilies and orange blossoms, reflecting high fashion and tradition.
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Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
Worth, Paton
Mainhocher
Whiabeth Frothingham
Euston
Philadelphia
Britain
France
Chevalier de ‘Wouter d'Oplinier
Mainhhocher
Mlle
Marie Louise de Mieulle
Vicomte de Vigneral
Worth
Mile de Gaifler di Hestriny
Corry Local Officials and Personalities Timeline
Questions ask for dates of Bill Milligan in True Blues, J. Nagle as superintendent, S. A. Bennett as burgess, and A. Mahle Brush Blouk factory at West Washington and Mation streets. Details require historical records or articles to confirm exact years and positions.
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Bill Milligan
J. Nagle
S. A. Bennett
Burgess of
Corry
Brush Blouk Factory
Fairview man killed in hit and run near Erie
June 9 Fairview near Erie a 57 year old man named George Wilde died after being struck on a highway six miles west of here. Police seek the hit and run driver as investigators track identity and motive in the fatal incident. In Niagara Falls Leo Pietraszewski will legally become Leo Peters after a judge granted the name change noting pronunciation difficulties with the original name.
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Hoe
George Wilde
Fairview
Erie
Here
Niagara Falls
Leo Pietraszewsk
Leo Peters
Thorn
Pietraszewski
Hollywood film shop trends and iconic fashion in Hollywood
Hollywood film shop scene surveys the odd jobs behind movie making in Hollywood California. It notes artists like Wana Ledeboer and cloud observers on location as well as crews polishing sets and renting creatures to studios. It catalogs fashion fads sparked by stars from Richard Arlen to Greta Garbo and claims Hollywood once popularized backgammon.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Wana Ledeboer
Ilbins
Schuleberg Production
Paramount
Moth
Theelle
Hee
Ant
Housefly
Hornet
America
Richard Arlen
Marlene Dietrich
Avis Quikie
Maurice Chevalier
Billie Burke
Irene Castle
Claudette Colbert
Bangal
Jean Harlow
Greta Garbo
Eugenie Bat
Clara Bow
Roosevelt in White House Tours and Camp Plans
United Press reports Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt continuing classroom work during White House trips and guiding a tour at Monticello with Colonel Louis Howe. The piece notes Sistie Roosevelt’s first press conference and plans to establish camps for unemployed single women, alongside Interior Secretary Ickes ordering Indians on federal reservations not to drink 4.2 beer. A lighthearted exchange closes with a quip from an official.
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United Press
Washington
Althoufizh
Yodhunter School For Girls
The
Lame
Franklin TD. Roosevelt
White House
Montivello
Roosevelt
Thomas Jefferson
Col
Louis Me- Henry Howe
Sistie” Dall
Sistie
Secretary of Labor
Frances Perking
Harold L. Ickes
Congress
Tokes
Mother Finds Baby in Pond Near Home
In Walla Walla Washington, Mrs. Clarence Barnes of West Touchet discovered her eight month old son Clarence Barnes Jr in a lily pond by a pondside wagon. He could not be revived.
University students in London spend nearly 25 million
Statistics by Gilbert P. Clarke of the University of Western Ontario show about 5,000 students spent 24,941,100 on fees clothes and living costs last year. Of the group 950 were women and 23,500 men, reflecting patterns of expenditure across campus life.
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London
Ont
Canada
Gilbert P. Clarke
University of Western Ontario
Twenty Years Ago As Taken From Journal Files June 3 1913
Journal notes detail a failed burglary at Frank Blair’s West Charles Street home and a man found dead on North Center Street after an incident with William Pier. Police report Salvation Army imposters suspected in city thefts and Clark Bill passage for commission form government in third class cities. Also notes marriages, deaths, automobile accident treatment, and travels. Ontario wolf bounty reduced to 15 dollars to curb bootlegging in pelts.
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Denth
William Pier
North Center Street
M&n
Harrisburg
Advicies
Commission
Wresting Card Abandoned as Crowd Outweighs Fans
In Utica New York a local promoter canceled a wrestling event after performers nearly outnumbered spectators. In Charleston a man reportedly eats a huge breakfast daily, consuming a porterhouse, 25 bread slices, and a pie piece at Ming Street restaurant each morning.
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Utica
Charleston
Ming Street
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National Association of Credit Mon
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Alfred Reeves
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
L. C. Stowell
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Equipment Manufacturers Institute
Office Equipment Manufacturers Institute
A. P Haake
Directne
National Association of Furniture Manufacturers
Taquary
Axtell J. Byles
America Petroleum Institute
Hollywood Film Shop
Keister
SOCAL
Son
Frank Blair
West Chiarols Street
Salvation Army
Artie Mapes
Lavina McElroy
Coby
Robert Clements
Presb
Sylvester’ Darrow
Bad Pleasant Street
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Hi Kennedy
Dan Alden
John Wright
Jamestown
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Meadville
L. W. Olds
In & Winton
Murray Olds
John Burton Arbuelle
New England
Toronto
Clymer State Bank
Frank C.chapin & Sons
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