Town Notes and Happenings From Corry a Scribbler Mix
Local column covers a New Jersey woman from Hopewell involved in a street accident on North Center Street, a hearse shipment to Alexander & Company, social entanglements at the Women’s Club, and a Findley Lake crash injuring C. Murray. It notes alderman injuries, car accidents near Brownell Park, expansion plans by Kurta Case goods, and potential new stores. Also mentions posters for temperance, a proposed swimming pool, and upcoming movie openings at the Her and Penn theaters with local personalities referenced.
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New Jersey
North Center Street
Hopewell
Charles Lindbergh
Walter H. Melrick
Lotal Studeboxer
Alexander &Company
Wamen's Club
Mott Street
C. K. Murray
Yount
Montgomerys Ward
Charleston
W. Va
Corry
Spartansburg
Golden Rule Club
Spring Creek- Garland
Beaverdam
Wattsburg
Brownell Park
Kurta Case Gods Company
Packard Remisters
Hotel Corry
Hollywood
Spring Street
M.r
Viaduct
Flaherty
Union Street
Murray Company
North Centar Street
Aldermans
Constables Association of
Erie Counery
New Plymouth
Swany
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Cowardly Procedure in State Legislation Debate
Harrisburg Patriot laments that Pennsylvania lawmakers dodge votes on bills via committee bottling. It urges senators to expose or pass Governor Entie's social security legislation, condemning cloaked tactics and urging conscience and integrity in office.
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Entie
Senate
Pennsylvania
Oyielele
Thil
Gottic
Harrisburg Patriol
Senatorial Obstruction and Majority Rule Debate
In a Arctic tone the piece condemns Senate obstruction and urges majority rule in national elections. It argues a free country must protect minority rights while resisting attempts by small minorities to overturn the will of the majority and calls for reforms to curb obstruction.
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United States Senate
Tong
Tan
Senate
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Record gold reserves top nine billion in mid June
Nine billion dollars with a further gain of 110000 during a single week. The federal treasury and banks hold vast gold reserves in the United States at mid June, greater than any dry value before. Drains into the Treasury and federal bonds continue as protection efforts fail to stem gold outflows.
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United Sites
Foteral Treasury
Dan
United States ‘Treasury
Hederal
Ann Bumneany Athough
Cautious Plan for Currency Backing and Recovery
The proposal outlines a 30 solid backing for a wide currency expansion and a 4 solid backing for further expansion of currency and credit if needed. It argues the framework could support a monetary structure aiding legitimate business recovery and orderly economic adjustment.
Italy’s Dire Debt and Press Crackdown Under Mussolini
The piece notes Italy expels foreign correspondents including David Darrah of the Chicago Tribune and bars the New York Times. It cites a national debt near 100 billion lire, tax burden around one third of 5 billion, and a sliding gold reserve amid Abyssinian aggression. It critiques Mussolini’s regime and says foreign war may be used to appease the populace.
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Italia
Italy
David Darrah
Chicago Tribune
New York Times
Abyssinia
Alate
Mussolini
Africa
War debt stalemate and NRA mood shift in June notes
United Press reports the war debt squeeze as Latvia dodges payment details, while U S officials and senators monitor the issue. Officials amid NRA pauses puzzle over aging workers and Roosevelts new administration as payrolls inch toward stability.
Juggling humor and a treadmill gag in Fields scene
Hollywood gossip notes Fred Allen and W C Fields explore juggling with humor in a new film sequence. Fields explains the appeal, describing juggling as silly yet revealing a sense of humor, as he practices on a treadmill and reflects on life and acting.
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W C. Fields
Fields
Livscreen
Tealing
Fred Allen
Dye
Railio
Namies
Deer Alarm Hits Junta Household in Early Morning
Mr and Mrs Harry Benner of Junta report a deer intrusion into their home at dawn. The animal leaped through an open window, hopped onto the bed, dashed to the kitchen, and returned to the bedroom window before being flushed back to the mountains by local officers. The event prompted police response from Officer Frank Gates and others.
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Unizearrese
Harry Benner
Junta
Bonner
Frank Gates
Paris Styles Parted in Cotton Evening Gowns
A Paris fashion note recounts cotton and washable gowns returning for evening wear. Rosine Paris showcases a tomato red floral print dress with a high front and squared back neckline, bias cut skirt, and a cape option. Chanel offers a white ribbed pique gown with a tornado twist, while Schiaparelli features a bright blue gown with back fullness via pleats and a scarf-like attachment. The piece notes the practical cotton evening gown remains in demand.
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Rosine Paris
Chanel
Prom Schiaparelli
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes Beaverdam Road Survey
Residents of this city and the Beaverdam area rallied around a state survey effort for a new road west of town started three years ago. Rev. Pather David A. McKegney received a warm farewell as he departs for Genessee Pennsylvania to take new duties. Charles Stewart sprained his ankle while working on his lumber tract north of the city. John Miller of Columbus caught a 2 pound tinch muscallonge at Findley Lake. A fire at the P. L. furniture factory caused nearly a thousand dollars in damage before mains could be shut off. A home wedding united Nellie Love to Clayton Knapp of Erie. Pythian Sisters hosted a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Mannarren at their Columbus Avenue home.
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Beaverdam
Corry
Pather
David A. McKegney
St. Thomas Parish
Pather McKegney
Genessee
Charles Stewart
East Pleasant Street
P. L
Salt Lake City Reads More Volumes in 1985
Reports show Salt Lake City library circulation for the first four months of 1985 was over 4,000 greater than the same period in 1954. The increase reflects higher lending of books and periodicals across the city.
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Salt Lake City
Salt
Late City
Ste
Dangers of Unprotected Medicines Cited in Child Deaths
A health official warns of danger from accessible medicines after multiple child deaths from swallowing home remedies. She urges secure storage, careful dosing, and avoiding self treatment while highlighting risks to toddlers in households.
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