Townsend plan fades as pension debate continues
The Corry Journal notes Congress advance of a Townsend styled pension bill was predictable and would fail. It argues a $200 monthly pension is unlikely and highlights the political dynamics. It also praises Major Lynn G Adams named state motor police commissioner, noting his extensive police leadership experience and past appointment obstacles. Presidential candidate chatter is dismissed as wasteful.
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One Term Presidency Debate On Reform And Trust
Senator Arthur Vandenburg promotes a one term pledge for the next Republican candidate. The piece argues a single term could improve governance by reducing focus on re election. It suggests extending the idea to Congress and the Senate to curb election driven policy. The column notes Russians and cultural links as side topics.
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Conscientious Official Honored Logue by State Board
The Pennsylvania State Board of Pardons sent a sheepskin tribute to Thomas A. Logue a retired Democratic cabinet officer and former secretary of internal affairs. His successor is William S. Livengood Jr as secretary of internal affairs. Logue, seen as old school Democratic leadership, is praised for his conscientious service. A separate note mentions a weather addict complaining of a colder spring than usual.
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Secretory of Internal Affairs
William S. Livengood, Jr
Dew
Pennsylvania
Bruce Catton in Washington on labor talks
In Washington Secretary Frances Perkins argues the labor problem requires mediation and voluntary cooperation beyond the Wagner Act. She believes collective bargaining should be left to unions and employers, with government facilitating but not forcing terms, and warns against compulsory arbitration as a danger to free democracy.
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Daily Dozen Safety Rules for Vacationists
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania. Ten safety tips for summer travelers advise moderation in exercise sun exposure and eating ample sleep brake and steerage checks before driving plan short daily drives observe road rules and slow speeds grant crossing right of way avoid drinking and driving never swim alone or dive after meals test unfamiliar water and have a safe enjoyable summer.
How Many Can Quiz You Answer
Seven questions test general knowledge from European cities to anatomy and history. Read the clues on the classified page for the answers.
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Central American Republic
United States
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Hollywood film stars set as officers sail for Caribbean voyage
Hollywood actress Princes Langford and Jon Hall plan a sea voyage aboard Catapua with a film crew from San Pedro seeking relatives in Florida. They will sail down the Mexican coast through the Panama Canal to the Caribbean, pausing at Pacific ports and the Canal Zone before returning to Hollywood.
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Tidbits on Annabella and Chass Sanborn Hour
The note mentions Anne Charpentier known as Annabella and her growing admiration among fans. It references Charlie McCarthy’s affection during the Chass & Sanborn hour on NBC Red at 78. It cites a French film in the context of the tidbit.
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Corry records demand better electric service and rate rise
In 1919 Corry officials debated improvements to the Corry City Electric Light Company and preparations for higher rates as operating costs rose. Local residents noted atmospheric red skies and wartime veterans, with several town figures and entertainers mentioned in a broad roundup of news and radio highlights from New York to Cleveland and beyond.
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