Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files
Twenty years ago a note from the Journal Files records a contractor Munger fitting Wright and Nugtaloes in the Livermore building on Center Street. The State fish warden investigated a creek dynamiting above Lie pond. Richard P. Dawson represented Jerry Council at a state convention. Over sixty horses trained at Corry track. Government inspector J. G. Bilintt left for Asitabma on department business. Mrs Ella Tucker and daughter Kathys return from Florida to Tucker farm. Rehearsals for The Toy Shop set for Library Theatre June 2nd and 3rd.
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Munger
Wright and Nugtaloes
Livermore
Center Street
J. H. Wright
Colijnue
Lie Pond
Hollywood film pairs say romance off screen in business terms
Hollywood notes that romance between film teams is unlikely. James Dunn and Claire Trayer discuss professional focus over emotional onscreen scenes in Always Honest at the Vox Jet. They say sustained partnerships remove mystery and romance, with studios driving team assignments.
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Hollywood
Cal
Texm
James Dunn
Claire Trayer
Vox Jet
Jimmy
Claire
Rainey bans Ladies and Gentlemen opening in House debate
Washington June 8 United Press reports Speaker Henry Rainey an authority on House etiquette ruled that speeches in the House begin with Ladies and Gentlemen or Friends. The exchange began with Rep Robert Luce who asked Rainey if Mr Speaker Ladies and Gentlemen was proper. The discussion touched on currency threads, the Dionne quintuplets, Treasury security, and a quip about gold on the Capitol dome.
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United Press
Washington
Henry Rainey
Robert Luce
Mas
Rainey
Speck
Paris Fashion Preview by Heim and Helm in 1930s Paris
Paris notices a fashion debate as Heim forecasts a shift to looser silhouettes for fall. Miss Knight invites discussion on autumn seas while Helm outlines new designs with accent camouflage. Skirts lengthen for grace, gowns become semi-tailored with jackets, hats for dinner, and a palette of black, brown, blue, and brick.
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Paris
Geat
Heim
Codes Versus Rackets and the NRA Path Forward
A discussion on NRA codes in small services, fears of rackets, and the push for self governance. It argues government support is needed to curb abuses, reduce labor strife, and safeguard fair practices while urging arbitration, unemployment insurance, and old age pensions as essential parts of social stability.
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NRA
Amy Jea
NSA
European Civilization and Politics Since 1815 reviewed
The weekly book page praises Erik Achorn’s European Civilization and Politics Since 1815 as essential for general readers. It highlights 800 pages covering political upheaval and cultural as well as scientific progress, with a vivid World War portrayal and post 1919 European developments. It notes a six dollar price and suggests it as reference and immediate reading. It also covers Ring Lardner’s First and Last edited by Gilbert Seldes, Alfred Stanford’s Men, Fish and Boats with 115 photographs, and their appeal to readers interested in history and nautical topics.
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HG. Wells
Europe
Russia
Latin-America
Allons
Erik Achorn
Harcourt Brace
Achorn
William Morrow
Alfred Stanford
New York
Halifax
Elizabethan NRA echoes in Elizabeth era trade woes
The article notes how Elizabeth I era regulations resemble modern NRA style controls. Guilds faced hardship as trade shifted. In 158, skinners petitioned the queen over speculators buying up hides for export, hurting local leather markets and quality, while imports altered fabrics and production.
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England
Elizabeth
Hough Shakespeare
Queenlizbeth
Drought, Rain, and Old Controls Echo Medieval Practices
The city reports rainfall in early 1985 higher than 1983. Official data show Jan 1 to May 1 precipitation at 7.87 inches in 1985 versus 6.08 inches previously. A government order revived archery to aid bow makers, price controls were set, and agents monitored markets. Creditors were urged to ease debtors, echoing ancient governance.
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Orde
Jamestown General Hospital to suspend nurses training program
The nurses training school at Jamestown General Hospital will be temporarily suspended and a revived plan from the hospital staff will be adopted effective July 1 to provide rotating physicians and surgeons for medical and surgical services to all patients admitted.
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Jamestown General Hospital
Bridge closure on Kane Street sparks span debate
Five Warners blocked the Poplar street bridge on Kane Street yesterday after a PA State Highway Department and PA Railroad Bridge experts inspection. The move ends a long dispute over funding repairs with Kane Borough officials previously seeking over $10,000 for work.
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Kane
Poplar Street
Llamour
Pennsylvania State Highway Department
Pennsylvania Railroad Bridge
Poplar Street Bridge
Woah
Kane Stores Robbed In Ongoing Local Robbery Wave
A Kane Milling and Grocery store was entered Tuesday night as part of a string of recent robberies causing nervousness among local shopkeepers. Police admitted the burglary but released few details, while a stolen car linked to Mineral Springs resident Paul Zook was found abandoned.
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Kane
Boroigh
Acton
Paul Zook
Mineral Springs
Astrology Horoscope for Octavine Star Signals Daily
This column offers sun sign style guidance with a focus on personal mood, social plans, and career timing. It notes favorable moments for waving a permanent wave, meeting friends, and pursuing teaching or interpreting work, with December and July hints and a day-by-day tone.
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Lovie
Takis
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Richard P. Dawson
Jerry Council
United Commercial Travelers
Wilkresurre
Corry
J. G. Bilintt
Corry Federal Builddng
Asitabma
Department
Sr. Brown
Buffalo
Ella Tucker
Kathys
Florida
Shelf Tucker
Spring Creek
Wi' Il
Library Theatre
Film Shop
Mance
United States
Charles L. Trax
House
Wallac
Truex
Treasury Department
Secret Service
Treasury
Secret Services
Tom Connally
Texas
Iowa
Senate
Connally
Sen
J. Diekinsen
R. Tas
Dickinson
Nis
Capitol
Gennally
Mary Knight
Week’s Book Review
Rudy Vallee
Seldes
Syater
Syater From Was”Ack
Mimorist
Clin
Kane Street
Kane Milling
Federal Reserve Systerrt
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Center St
Legionnaires
VEAL
Hamburg
Callies
Pimiento
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