Week-End News Gleanings Highlights Global Tensions
International and domestic items frame a week of diplomacy and politics. France vows army support if needed to remove German forces from the Rhineland, while peace prospects with Hitler remain debated. Hoover attacks the New Deal. Lawren te plans to step down. Pinchot eyes a U S House bid. Roosevelt leads Democratic discourse with Landon and Borah on the Republican side. Also reported are a sea of events from aviation crash inquiries to crime trials and labor rulings, underscoring a tense interwar period.
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New Deal
Young Republican League of Colorado
Colorado Springs
David L. Lawrente
Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
Auhorizes
U. S
Great Kensington
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Landon
Borat
Echoes of War Drums in Flanders and European Crisis
A dated war commentary contemplates looming conflict in Europe citing 1914 18 memories and the roles of France Germany Mussolini and Britain. It questions League effectiveness and warns against hasty actions while noting U S public sentiment favoring watchful restraint.
Hollywood Fashion Advice for Working Women
Grace Bradley argues many working girls waste earnings on clothing. She says emulate top actresses to cut dress costs, noting small wardrobes can still look varied with changing accessories. Safe economies include affordable dancing slippers, handbags, scarves, hats, and sweaters for active use.
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Hollywood
Mar
Grace Bradley
Miss Bradley
America
Chia
Star Signals March 10 Horoscope Note
Daily astrology notes: influences on Oct 23 to Nov 21 and Sept 23 to Oct 22 for some. morning dangers. afternoon social. evening favorable for business and social mix. Advises fitness, caution with elders in May 1036, October 1946 may bring extravagance, avoid rash acts, watch for accidents and overdoing.
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Iicely
Twenty Years Ago Highlights Across Corry March 9 1916
Journal files recount a Philadelphia chamber of commerce train visit led by Mayor Patterson and city officials in Corry to the Bik s Club for a reception. State highway officials say map completion promises more work this season. A son was born to Mr and Mrs R foreardi. A piano recital at Agnes Mahaffey studio drew many parents with participants named Olsen Amerson Hlinger Riva Agnes Buulah Bauer Pauline Thompson Hya Miller. Rumors say the Pennsylvania Railroad will reactivate the Bad Brack Turmel route around April 1. A. D. Colegrove’s postmaster appointment has been confirmed by the Senate. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs James Carvall on Picts Alley. My King of the Union Telephone visited Erie to aid storm damage repairs.
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Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
Corry
Oil City
John 5. Patterson
Gerry J. iSincaid
J. Walter Clough
Board of Commerce
Biks Club
Agnes Mahaffey
Fairview Street
Tuli Olsen
Sigan Amerson
Elith Hlinger
Riva Agnes
Buulah Bauer
Pauline Thompson
Hya Miller
Forests escape heavy damage in winter report
Harrisburg March 9 Secretary Thomas Buchanan of the department of forests and waters said little forest damage occurred in state forests despite severe winter. He cited lack of high velocity wind and dry snow as key factors limiting destruction from heavy recurrent storms this season. He warned trees suffer when heavy wet snow lingers on branches and winds accompany snow storms.
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Harrisburg
Thomas ©. Buchanan
Department of Forests and Waters
Storetary
Buchanan
Uie
Evo
Mark
Paris Hats Reach For Youthful Silhouette Trends
Paris fashion notes reveal hats leaning toward young looks with small regular features. Torpedo shapes, ostrich feather embellishments, and bold contrasts dominate, including green velvet and black satin ribbons. A halo and Chinese straw styles appear, with Lacquered and glossy finishes noted. Modern straw materials gain favor.
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Paris
Mar
Marie Stuart
Pennsylvania Teachers League Convention Draws Attention
Labor Department reveals growing job posts as Dr Goodwin Watson of Columbia urgesPennsylvania workers to join the AFL to influence state policy at Harrisburg addressing the 27th convention of the Pennsylvania Teachers League. Akron rubber strikers hold posts despite police efforts Philadelphia income tax collections run at least 25 percent above 1924.
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Labor Department
Goodwin Watson
Columbia University
Pennsylvania
American Federation of Labor
Pennsylvania Teachers’ League
Harrisburg
Akron
Philadelphia
Spanish War Veterans Attend Meadville Meeting
Alpert Anderson and Melvin Hitch of Lieut Clyde D Wilcox Post United Spanish War Veterans attended the northwest council meeting in Meadville Sunday afternoon. Walter A Wilson Camp and its auxiliary hosted over two hundred members from the area. The local auxiliary was not represented. The next district meeting will be on Sunday May 10 at New.
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Alaska
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Roosevelt
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Goodwin
Aric
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Harold
South Dakota
Monty
Éoat
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Weston
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Charles W. Flint
Syracuse University
Julius Binkle
Chicago
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N. J
James Ray
William Blackwood
Crown Williamette
Seattle
New York
Walf
Gotham
TF. S
Harlan W. Rippey
Rochester
N.Y
Margaret Bayer
Niagara
Falls
Niagara Gorge
Alpert Anderson
Melvin Hitchcock
Clyde D. Wilcox Post
United Spanish War Veterans
Northwest Council
Pasis
Meadville
Walter A. Wilson
New
Vesper Service Presented by Presbyterian Church Choir
A pleasing vesper service by the Presbyterian Church choir was held at 9 o clock Sunday afternoon to observe the reopening of the edifice after extensive interior redecorating. The program opened with organ and piano preludes by Miss Alice Messinger and Mrs Arthne Palmer and featured solos, a men's chorus, anthem and trio numbers. Indirect lighting recently installed enhanced the setting for these special services.
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Presbyterian Church
Inna
Alice Messinger
Arthne Palmer
Dogs barred in groceries in Mountain View ordinance
In Mountain View California the city ordinances bar dogs inside groceries prompting enforcement action. The case involves a resident named Winstead who challenged the policy and seeks a ten day support petition for allowing dogs in food shops.
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Mountain View
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