Chamber of Commerce urged for Corry growth plan
A Corry letter to the editor argues for a revived Chamber of Commerce or similar civic group to boost development. It urges townwide support, new industrial effort, and inclusive local leadership to benefit the whole community. It also notes protective steps for the Heneca street storm sewer intake and mentions unseen planes in wartime reporting.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Corry
Chamber of Commeree
Credit Exchange
Golden Rule Club
Counsy
Heneca Street
Rumor Kill Shifts in Washington Stir Political Talk
The General Motors plan to extend shutdowns is revealed as minor. President Roosevelt probes British labor laws while GOP bills spark debate. A Lewis backed measure would force disclosure of client fees by lawyers in Congress and Senate. A New Hampshire hunter loses his thumb in a crow chase.
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Rodney Washington
General Motors
Frank Murphy
Michigan
White House
Robert H. Jackson
Palo Alto
Herbert Hoover
Leyland Stanford
New General Motors
Washington
Wly
Roosevelt
Tou
Hopland
David J. Lewis
Masyuind
United States
Congress
Unclear fragment hints at naval camouflaging efforts
Fragmentary text references World War naval camouflage and scrapping talk with unclear names and dates.
Saving Australia’s Living Teddy Bears Faces Extinction
The koala, a shy two foot tall marsupial with gray fur and a black nose, once thrived across the Australian bush. Disease and mass trapping decimated populations. today koalas survive in small pockets along eastern and southeastern coasts. They feed on eucalyptus, sleep in trees, and once given water only in certain climates, living 1 to 20 years if not captured.
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WNY
Australia
Ameries
Amelian Stomp
Hollywood Star Burns His Coat At Home Incident
Hollywood actor Ward G Robinson, off set from Columbia's Outside the Law, inadvertently set his coat on fire with a smoldering pipe while reading a painting by Emile Zola at home. Robinson, who says he leaves work at the studio, was advised by his wife to switch to cigars and avoid home theatrics.
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Hollywood
Qstion
Ward G. Robinson
Emile Zola
Robinson
Ciigars
Tattoo and scar removal myths in medical discourse
A fragmented medical note discusses tattoo removal and scar treatments, mentioning tattoo marks and pigmentation, various wound types, and speculative methods. It references the idea of removing marks by rubbing or chemical means and notes diverse injury patterns and debunked or uncertain practices.
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Garton
Jersey City as Lab for Wall Street Fascism in 1930s Era
Column argues Jersey City under Mayor Hague embodies a bipartisan machine politics aligned with Wall Street. It claims Hague promotes antiworker excess, endorses camps for Reds, and hopes his stance triggers a national wave of official intimidation against organized labor, with broader implications for industrial America.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Jersey City
Kile Brocklyn
Staten Island
New York City
New Jersey
Hoboken
Bayonne
Newark
Manhattan
Wallstreet
New York
Jersey
Hudson River
Frank Hague
New Jersey Machine
Hague
Democratic National Committee
Connecticut
Whit Street
Jet
Wall Street
John L. Lewis
Huey Lang
America
Rebarbs A Couple in Texas Marry by Telephone
A Texas couple wed by telephone in a quirky tale from the era. The piece mixes sharp anecdotes about a German woodworker with artificial limbs, a European immigrant deportation, and social quips about horses in England.
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Texas
Europe
Ancient Mystic Rosicrucian Fraternity and Its Teachings
A fragment describes the Rosicrucian Fraternity also known as Ancient Mystic Order Rosicrucian. It notes alchemy experiments and interest in transforming human nature toward higher spiritual qualities. It mentions the group as nonsectarian and world known, with emphasis on practical sciences and occult topics.
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Offeri
Paris Beachwear Styles in Post Beach Circles
Paris dressmakers present beach wear as a refined prelude to swimming. Molyneux features an ankle length redingote in yellow and white pique with a yellow wool coat for warmth. Lelong offers a three quarter length informal coat in china blue with belted loose back and square yoke. Heist and Jeunes Filles lead in the smock category.
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Paris
Jenat
Molyneux
Vera Borea
Amy Blatt’s
Lucien Lelong
Lelong
Jacques Heist
Helm Jeunes Filles
War Saving Stamp drive ends tonight in Corry
Mrs. Dawson Olmstead chairs the Corry War Saving Stamp campaign as it nears closing time. Edward Beaksley the Summerdale bandit nears release from Auburn State Prison after four and a half years. A family reunion occurs at Mrs. B. G. Drake's Essex Street home. Findley Falls resident Joyner hospitalized with pneumonia. London reports new three inch anti aircraft guns for Royal Artillery capable of hitting aircraft at 100 mph.
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Edward Beaksley
Summerdale
Auburn State Prison
London
Royal Artillery
Leopard Frog Colors and Early Firearms Mentioned
Fragmentary text references European warfare in the Fourteenth Century and the leopard frog as highly colored. Mentions fashion tips with beach outfits and wrap around garments for summer, plus scattered terms like smocks and surans.
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