Caesar Opinion Praises Hitler Power in Germany
A Corry Journal reprint or editorial notes on February 25 praising Adolf Hitler’s grip on Germany. It cites the oath by millions, the rise of stormtroopers, the army’s loyalty, and compares Hitler to Julius Caesar while predicting eventual democratic resistance amid mass obedience.
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Caesar
Adolf Hitler
Brown
Hitler
Germany
North Sea
Julius Caesar
Benito Mussolini
Julius
Ford's steel plant sparks talk of auto industry self sufficiency
Henry Ford plans a 10 million dollar steel facility to produce steel and auto parts largely in house, creating a vertical integration that could push Detroit toward self sufficiency and pressure other automakers. The piece notes how steel industry rules may permit Ford to expand while critics warn of regional industrial concentration. It also discusses public lotteries as a tax alternative, citing historical precedent in Ohio and other states and noting past national lottery practices.
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Ford
Henry Ford
Pittsburgh
Mahoning Valley
Detroit
Cleveland
Kmmen
Mney
Northwest Territory
Ohio
Timeis
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Louisiaha
Meders
Verree Teasdale Signs Long Movie Contract at Warner Lot
Erasmus Hall High School alumni Verree Teasdale signs a long term contract linking her rise from Erasmus Hall in Brooklyn to Hollywood. The Brooklyn native, educated at Sargeant's School of Dramatic Art and the New York School of Expression, gains notice after roles in The Youngest and The Constant Wife and appears in Skyscraper Souls and several 1920s films before a major screen breakthrough with A Modern Hero.
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Hollywood
Calif
Vervee Teasdale
Erasmus Hall High School
Warner Lot
Katharine Cornell
Jane Cowl
Philip Reid
Barbara Stanwyck
Ricardo Cortez
Clare Bow
Erasmus Hall
Vernce
Spokane
Wash
Brooklyn
Sargeant
School of Dramatic Art
New York School of Expression
Willian
Child's League Meeting Reports Bible Intro and Parental Duty
The Child's Conservation League met at Wright Street house with Mr and Mrs Cloyd Stawe and two visitors. AC teens and others heard papers titled Introducing the Child to the Bible by Mrs J H Mount and Religious Responsibility of the Parents by Mrs Lloyd Stowe. Contests led by Walter Garffon named Mrs C F Bennett and Miss Crosmutt as winners. Refreshments followed and the meeting adjourned.
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Child's Conservation League
Cloyd Stawe
Wright Street
Paul Orn
Orphh Croscuth
Beng
J.H. Mount
Lloyd Stowe
Walter Garffon
C. F. Bennett
Crosmutt
Harold Patterson
Lawmakers sip whisky during heated Berlin speech gag
United Press reports a House chamber scene where four quarts of whisky were placed on a table for a 45 minute speech by Representative William M. Berlin. Hushed exchanges erupted as bottles vanished amid jokes and a later cloakroom swap. The piece also notes an AAA warning about gift pigs to farm children and Secretary Henry A. Wallace’s visit to Cherokee Indian Reservation, ending with a humorous carved bench inscription saying Icy loves Henry Owl.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
House
William M. Berlin
Dem
Berlin
Whisiy Trust
Ag Ne
Henry A. Wallace
Cherokee
N. C
Henry Owl
Milk price schedule set by Erie board in Urie district
Uniform price for milk in the Urie market ing district set at ten cents per quart with a three day notice. Class 1 milk for fluid product and cream priced at 2.20 per hundredweight while Class 2 milk for cheese and butterfat priced at 1.40 per hundredweight and Class 3 milk tied to 92 score wholesale New York. Board acted after dealer pleas citing daily losses.
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Urie
Stite Mill Control Board
Harrisburg
New York
Joost
Rizzo Seeks Parole From Western Penitentiary
Riz zo, serving time in the Western Penitentiary for a series of robberies, has applied for parole. District Attorney Mortimer Graham reports the request, noting Rizzo’s 1930 sentence in Allegheny county workhouse and a projected minimum penitentiary term, with alleged partner Leslie Colwell involved in seven store robberies.
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Grim
Mar
North East
Western
Mortimer
Graham
Allegheny County
Rizzo
March Civil Court lists 252 cases for term
SRI March 1 two hundred fifty two cases have been listed for the March term of civil court opening next Monday at the courthouse announced by Promonotary James N J Wilson It is probable that not more than 100 of those listed can be disposed of during the two weeks session The remainder will be continued A majority of the cases are minor in nature involving auto accident injuries merchandise deliveries unpaid real estate disputes and similar matters
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Sri, Mar
Court House
James N.J. Wilson
Paris Fashion Alert Slits and Ribbons Hit Paris Dresses
Paris reports a fashion upheaval as designers push extreme silhouettes with slits from the knee to the hip, threatening comfort and seating in formal gowns. Designers and merchants face a boom in silk use to finish skimpy cuts, while critics warn of impractical wear.
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Paris
Mar
Vijay
Farm Meeting Planned Here on March 7th
A series of farm meetings will be held in Erie county communities on March 7 and nearby dates to discuss local farm management problems and outline agricultural projects. County agents P S Crossman and T H Patton will coordinate with area residents and staff from Pennsylvania State College to provide expert guidance.
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Agricultural Extension Association
Wels Library
Marett Sth
Homie
Lester Hosbach
Albion
Maneth—Hose House
Wattsburg
Mar
7th—Presbyterian Church
Corry
Edinboro
T. H. Patton
Erie County
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Marty
Ary
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Sunbeam Electric Mixmaster
E.E. Guignon
Erie
State Control Board
March Civil Court
Mary Knight
Rand’ Union
del Monte
Chase & Sanborn’s
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Chesterfield
F.C. Chapin &Sons
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