Janet Gaynor Seeks World Travel On Screen Barges
Hollywood star Janet Gaynor expresses a passion for travel and seeing the world while filming on a miniature Erie Canal barge. She names dreams of sailing the seven seas visiting Scandinavia Russia Japan China India and more as she grows younger in spirit and seeks life’s fullest experiences. She recalls the Grand Canyon vividly and compares Colorado to Switzerland, praising the Rockies and natural scenery as a painterly setting for her film role.
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Rooster Verse Spawns Blunt Farm Report Tale and Washington Jest
The Agriculture Department surveys farmers for livestock counts and receives a humorous reply from Ridley of Vineland New Jersey. The verse lampoons political loyalties and mentions lawmakers including Rep William T Schulte of Indiana and Rep Blanton of Texas amid light gossip on Tony's Place and a dry political stance.
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Department of Agriculture
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Twenty Years Ago Tales From Journal Files June 1915
A compact glance back at events from June 1915 in Corry and nearby towns. The piece notes petition calls to curb gambling at Corry Driving Park, a trolley-car wreck injuring three, and Mayor Patterson planning prosecutions for speeders from Jamestown and Warren. It also mentions church appointments, road accidents, a damaging storm north of the city, a rural silo destroyed by wind, a wedding at St. Thomas, a Humboldt quilting bee, and a Richmond court acquittal citing nerves as a defense.
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J. B. Patterson
Amr
Corry
Hold Two Polk Men On Charges Of Stealing Ram
June 14 the mystery of the missing ram from Jesse Smith's farm at Raymilton was solved with the arrest of William M. McKee and J. C. Hamilton of Polk. They admitted entering the Smith farm Tuesday night, killed the ram with a jack knife, and transported the carcass to their nearby living places near Nep tarine and Barkeyville. Before Alderman Robert A. Fry they pled guilty to larceny and were bound over to the August term of Quarter Sessions court. They also pleaded guilty to operating an automobile with improper license plates and driving without operators licenses, choosing 10 days in jail on those charges when fines and costs could not be paid. Sheriff Beatty later received word that another ram had been killed and carted away. Deputy D. T. Close recovered the knife used. Fred Slater identified it as one McKee had shown him days earlier.
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Barkeyville
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D. T. Close
Fred Slater
Crash at Youngsville leads to jail for local driver
Warren, June 14. Willard N. Price of Jamestown R. D. 1 pleaded guilty to reckless driving after a crash near Youngsville. He failed to stop at an intersection and struck a brick building, receiving a severe head wound and being treated by a Youngsville physician. Price was jailed for up to ten days when unable to pay fines.
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Youngsville
Willard N. Price
Jamestown
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Justice of the Peace
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Price
Railroad Week celebrates transit growth and ICC coordination
The nation marks Railroad Week with a national salvo of locomotive whistles to honor coordination of rail road highway water and air transport. President urges extension of ICC powers to balance all modes, praising new rail vigor while protecting it from highway air and water competition. The goal is better cheaper travel and freight across all forms through careful federal planning.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Two frees work together to halt kidnapping wave
A police collaboration between a detective bureau and a coordinated song motif aims to curb a kidnapping surge. The article notes kidnappers struggle to spend ransom money if currency is tracked and distributed widely, suggesting a drop in abductions as authorities publicize banknote denominations and features.
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Dulgar
Hoover
Federal Detective Bureau
Weyerhauiser
Sense at Last ends war between Paraguay and Bolivia
The article hails mediation by neutral Spanish American states and the United States that halted a costly three year conflict. It notes 100,000 youths wounded and a population under four million, with debt and poverty to overcome. It warns negotiations may fail yet hope remains for impartial settlement and a civilization beyond unchecked sovereignty. Also mentions a local Cupid shunned in Oneida NY and marriage licenses tested.
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Bolivia
United States
Suoulkl Aye
Matty
Paris Styles Fashion Notes Highlight Summer Formal Wear
Paris styles from June 11 describe summer attire leaning toward formality. Evening gowns and sportswear become more elaborate, with embellished prints, ornate hats, and rich jewelry. Accessories include heavy gold costume jewelry, crystal sets, and matching shoes and bags, with silver and gold accents remaining popular for evening and pastel dyed suede slippers.
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Paris
Star Signals Horoscope for June 17
General indications note mornings very good and evenings uncertain with a practical day overall. Birthdates December 21 to January 2. Advice covers publishing, health, finances with cautions on extravagance and cooperation with partners. Danger window October 21 to 26, 1933. Green suede color trend referenced for daytime wear.
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M M Sorority dancing party planned for June 22
A committee of Ruth Bush Rita Waite Mary Elaine Sears Betty Rosch and Harriett Colegrove plans an M M Sorority dancing party at the Country Club on Saturday evening June 22 from 9 30 to 4 00 with special music Tickets available from committee members A shark of about 20 pounds was landed by D R Barnes in Morehead City North Carolina while fishing for croakers with an ordinary book medium strength line and shrimp bait.
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Rita Waite
Mary Elaine Sears
Betty Rosch
Harriett Colegrove
M. M
Country Club
Morehead City
N. C
D. R. Barnes Landel
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