European tension shapes talk on League and Germany
Corry readers learn war correspondent Fut L Keefi warns Europe teeters in balance as France presses Locarno Versailles breaches and seeks League action against Germany. Britain and other powers weigh sanctions while Berlin warns any response could invite military reprisals.
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L. Keefi
United Press
Europe
Council of the League of Nations
Geneva
France
Germany
Locarno
Versailles
Fuhrer
Adolf Hitler
Alert Sarvaut
Hitler
Sarraut
League
Britain
Berlin
Democrats urged to stay with party amid walk option
In a wartime style appeal Senator Millard Tydings presents three choices for Democrats in the county. He argues against supporting Republicans and says a “take a walk” stance would avoid duty and fail to improve the nation. He cites Roosevelt era gains versus prior Republican administrations.
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Millard
Tydings
Mary Ting
Fwholms
NRA
AAA
Hoosevelt
Farm income rises in January amid cautious outlook
Government figures show January 1936 farm cash income at a high for years, with receipts around 968,000 dollars. Devastation and benefit payments are noted, but analysts caution that totals may be affected by weather and policy changes.
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Bureau of Arsyntirsd Economics
Washington
Who's Who Corys Pioneer Residents in 1869 70
Installment of Who's Who Corys Pioneer Residents in 1869 70 continues the directory of sixties. Abbreviations mark streets and places while listing residents and their occupations such as tanners carpenters laborers masons and clerks. The directory notes entries for Ira Davis laborer John Daley laborer Henry Daniels laborer H A Dart baggage master and many others with street locations and workplaces.
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Cory
Con
Congress St
Wayne
Del
Delaware St
C. C. Cross Cut Railroad
Con. R. Concord Road
Lib
Liberty
Av. Avenue
O. C
Oil Creek
Bet
B. W
Wayne St
W. W
Washington St
N. W
St. Islar
Center St
Park Place
St. South Street
Ruth
Church St
Pleasant St
Davis Ira
Darby Robert
Davis B
P&e RR
Denns A
Davis Philip
Daniels Henry
Daley Owen
P & Brr
Davis Curtis
Dacy James
McNally's
Davenport
Main
Darling A
Daley Henry
Dawnson
J. G. Carpenter
Calkins John
Bas American
Dart H. A
Farm cash income figures from 1932 1935 and 1934
The Bureau reports annual farm cash income totals with yearly changes. January 1934 cash income reached 490 million with 60 million in benefits. January 1933 had 348 million with no benefits. 1932 and 1933 figures show declines from prior highs, while 1935 total cash income reached about 6.948 billion, slightly above December estimates.
Paris Styles Describes Schiaparelli Spring Prints
Paris styles highlight Schiaparelli spring and summer prints noted for whimsy and collage. Patterns include stamps and mail imagery, a La Crise patchwork quilt, a color placemaking Place Vendome scene, pastel postcards on cotton beach dress, a navy crepe ensemble with arrows, a bolero belt with white arrow, and a white rope chain pattern gown with a high neck and ruched collar.
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Paris
Schiaparenti
Schiaparelli
la Crise
Place Vendome
Star Signals Forecast Echoes Through October Period
Astrological reading suggests influences from October 11 to 30 will be significant for some people and felt broadly by others. It notes varying effects from favorable to doubtful across different times of day and hints at personal prospects and sentiment shifts during the period.
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Ree
Goott Enbertviver
Hollywood directors coin camera orders in sound era shifts
A 1920s Hollywood survey shows directors from Archie Mayo to Frank Borzage and Lloyd Bacon devising unique filming cues as sound film production demands changed. Terms range from Start the camera to Roll em and Rotate the discs, reflecting director and crew collaboration across studios.
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Hollywood
Mar
Archie Mayo
Warner Brothers
Ace
Marc Connelly
Green Pastures
William Keighley
Mervyn LeRoy
Anthony Adverse
Helthgue
Joe W. Browns
Sons O' Guns
Lloyd Bacon
Frank Borzage
Michael Cruttz
William
Disterle
Raymond Waright
Frank MacDonald
al Greer
William Clemens
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files March 10 1916
Corry was snowbound as rail and traffic workers fought to ease congestion. High winds filled streets with six to seven foot drifts. H. Chich held a large meeting with Mrs. George Knowlton despite the weather. J. B. Willett of the Climax plant was injured again after recent recovery. Guy Stafford was operated on for appendicitis and was expected to recover. Ray Powers left for Erie to attend to business. Claude Messenger and Messeva Rathbore and Trimble arrived from Youngsville after providing music for a dance. Clark Gray returned to duty as Station Master at the depot after being away in Texas.
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Guy Stafford
Corry Hospital
Stafford
Ray Powers
Eri
Dustess
Storytelling Advice From Unclear Historical Note
A fragmented historical snippet urges careful tone with elders in May 1938 and flags October 1986 as a period of extravagance. It hints at avoiding mood lows and illness, expanding business, and ordering caution from October 27 through November 3, 1986, while suggesting celebration and purchases like clothes.
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Ratiste
Mound Builders Study Sparks Erie County Speculation
A fragmentary piece discusses the Mound-Builders with focus on mound types burial platform and effigy forms. It notes waterways shape mound distribution and cites ongoing Archeological Survey and plans for further excavation and analysis.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Smd
Movinen
Ehiela
Shsteme
Erie County
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Davis J. B
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Densmore J
Deleches Charles
Barber
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OC & A RR
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Dencan Thomas
Dickey Andrey
Diffenbach P
Grocer
Diffenbach W
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Dimmick Nelson
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Dillworth S. K
Baker
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Dickson W. H
Dikeman ‘William
Keim
Donnelly Thomas
H. Chich
George Knowlton
West Smith Street
J. B. Willett
Climex
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Claude Messenger
Messeva Rathbore
Trimble
Youngsville
Clark Gray
Texas
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Drake L
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Cross
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Smith
Drake
Drahmer
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Bas Cameron
Cor South
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Gilbert
Dunham Charles
Sunham
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Corry Machine Company
Dunbar Fi
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