TVA scrutiny seen as petty by author in Ohio and Pennsylvania
In a Washington column Jay Franklin argues the congressional probe into the Tennessee Valley Authority is a distraction, defending Arthur Morgan and Lilienthal as honest, noting the TVA and similar social projects will advance despite opposition from Wet Republicans. The piece urges focus on real crises as hunger grows in midland cities.
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Jay Franklin
Washington
Jaine
Myself
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Congressional
Tennessee Valley Authority
Arthur
Morgan
TVA
Harcourt A
David
Lilienthal
Abboch College of
Yellow Springs
Congressional Investigating Committee
West
Abeout Goy
Martin Il
Davey
Bible Belt
Dr. Morgan
Wall Street
Midland
Faith in Business Drives Companies to Act Amid Global Fear
George T Thindle Jr of Trundle Engineering urges timely action to sustain production and employment. He argues business must invest despite uncertainty, noting rising profits as executives focus on survival. He warns fear slows economies, while courage unlocks the market and steadies the nation. He cites tensions in Germany Spain and allied powers as ongoing crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T Thindle, Jr
Trundle Engineering Co
Trundle
Hie Motion
Yendlera
Merc
United States Plans Another Dirigible Despite Doubts
The United States government intends to build a new dirigible as part of the naval program, though experts are wary. German Eckener led airship work successfully abroad, showing safety and utility but risks remain from gas and age. Officials weigh moral issues and helium supply while aiming to advance production and operation.
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Phe
United States
Germany
Genpelins
Hugo Eckener
Met
Goa Anu
Hag Dons
Uyes
Tovib
Ulso
Moet Phylois
Bekener Lorin
Deserving Cause Urges Support for European Refugees
The Corry Jewish Welfare Society announced a fund drive to aid German refugees and oppressed peoples of central and eastern Europe. Subscriptions of all sizes are welcome at Bernstein Bros., the Naat Company, Citizens National Bank, or the Corryvening Journal office, with volunteers sought to assist this nationwide effort.
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Central and
Eastern Europe
Corry
Jefab Bernstein Bros
Naat Company
Citizens National Bank
Corryvening Journal
Civitizalion
Amplitudes Rise Amid Abe Le Debates in Hall
The report notes increased public attention as Abe Le faces mounting queries about amplifiers and facility standards. Local officials and residents discuss quality concerns and potential policy steps during a community meeting.
Careless Hunters Urged Caution By Pennsylvania Game Commission
The Pennsylvania Game Commission warns of a spike in hunting related deaths in ten days urging stricter safety measures. It cites 75 percent of hunting accidents from carelessness and calls for hunter education similar to driving tests to reduce needless loss of life.
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Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Twenty Years Ago Taken From the Journal Files June 5 1918
A fragmentary记 from 1918 notes Lt Ralph Westver and Mrs R M Weaver passing through Camp Funston on furlough, mentions Lyle Saxton visiting his mother, Mrs Lyda Saxton, and Mrs Clare Weaver. It reports the death of Mrs Clare Weaver in Corry Inn and a large turnout for a district convention. It also notes war casualty listings and a birth in Arthur Deschamps family.
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Ralph Westver
Mra. R. MI. Weaver
Camp Funston
Kan
Lyle Saxton
Washington
Lyda ‘Saxton
Tax Burden on Real Estate Sparks Public Debate
Voice of the People argues that real estate taxes unfairly fund education and state services while penalizing landowners. The writer claims property values and repairs inflate assessments, leading to higher taxes and fewer sales. They urge removing real estate taxes to ease burdens and invite postal replies.
Behind the Scenes in Washington
A fragmented diary style piece discusses economic distress in the United States and a proposed White House conference of leaders from government industry and labor. It notes calls to suspend hostilities between sectors, form an advisory board with the President, and pursue a broad recovery program.
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Washington
New York
Qwilich
Roosevelt
John Le _ewis
Owen J. Young
Tom La~mont
Morgan
Hovsst
Rex Teeveth
Inso Sensviiing
National Revivery
Atv
Built in shoe horn shoes debut with pocket device
A quirky invention claims to integrate a shoe horn into a shoe design, removing the need to search for the horn. The report mixes eclectic notes from Harvard New Navy race to Roosevelt presence, a turkey graft tale, Thanksgiving musings, janitor classes, a deer in a barber shop, and a joke about a barber talking a deer to death.
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Pennsylvania
Why the Swedes Came To the New World
In 1638 a draft of unlikely Swedes sailed from Sweden on the Kalmar Nyckel and Fogel Grip, urged by Peter Minuit to settle New Sweden on the Christina River near Wilmington Delaware. About 150 travelers arrived after four and a half months, founded a fort on Christina Creek, and established New Sweden on the Delaware.
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Peter Minit
New Amsterdam
New York
Minuit
Sweden
Delaware
Wilmigton
Del
Christina Creek
New Sweden
Kalmar Nyckel
America
Daily Dozen Notes on Lightning Safety and Conductors
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania a brief caution on lightning risks. It notes urban exposure is low but taller structures attract strikes, and ground conductors channel electricity away. It mentions past deaths and emphasizes protective upright structures as a safety measure.
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The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Edgar Dearing a life of action across screen and skies
Edgar Dearing, veteran actor and former aviator, began in theater, hit early fame in Griffiths films, then piloted in World War I. He formed an air circus, chased smugglers on the border, acted as a munitions seller in Border G Man, and now stars in Westerns with RKO Radio.
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Aolilywood
Edgar Dearing
Dearing
B Yanch
California
Nome
Los Angeles
Tangy D'W. Grifith
Griffith
France
RKO Radio
George O’brien
Gman
Idearing
Indleaites
Deanny
Fie
Colette and Nicolette Names and Historical Roles
The names Colette and Coletta derive from French Latin roots meaning a small adornment, with Nicolette as a nickname meaning victorious. St. Colette, of the third order of St. Francis, inspired reforms and influenced church matters at Colistance, aiding the pope’s election during the Great Schism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colette Trench
Colette
Coletta
Nicolette
Nicholas
St. Colette
Third Order of St. Francis
Martin Vaspope
Fragmented OCR Prompt Summary Shows Unclear Event
A messy OCR text fragment mentions fear and storms with unclear geography and several garbled phrases. It seems to describe a tense situation or crowd reaction but provides no verifiable names, dates, places, or outcomes to confirm a single news item.
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