MERRY MATANUSKKA Pioneers Push Alaska Colony Ahead
The Matanuska Valley colony reports a milder winter than elsewhere with temperatures reaching about 50 above after deep freezes. Pioneers built shelters and a community center, started a power plant, and progress continues on a school house and dormitory for teachers and nurses as the project moves toward harvest and expansion.
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Merry Matanuskka
Matanuska Valley
Arctic Circle
Sam
Daniel Boone
Abe Lincoln
Who's Whol Corry's Pioneer Residents 1869 70
An installment in the Who's Who Corry's Pioneer Residents in 1869 70 lists numerous tradespeople and residents. It names cooper Blmnwigohn, shoemaker Endhes William, machinists, carpenters, engineers, hosts and hotel staff, physicians, blacksmiths, farmers, laborers, and business proprietors with scattered locations such as Main Ave, 1st and 2nd avenues, and depot. It reflects a directory fragment from the era.
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Corry
Idbaver
Efdy H.C
Pratt & Eddy
Proprs
Corry Republican
Istav
Hgan
Pat
Beardsley Road
Gan John
Censorship Edits and Gov Limits on Japanese and Other Press
A historical clipping lists police and Foreign Office instructions to Japanese editors, including bans on reporting plans for Harbin to Yoyo railway and arrests of Korean dissidents, plus Italian government cautions. It notes calls to curb foreign dispatches and prognostications, praising freedom in theory while hinting at selective curbs.
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Foreign Office
Harbin
Yoyo
Eitors
Yamagata
Bnilish
Manchester Guardian
Flere
Syria to gain independence under French mandate change
Syria Free Frais states that the French mandate over Syria may end with full self government. Leaders and French high commissioner travel to Paris to negotiate terms. The move reflects a wider imperial pattern seen in Britain’s 1937 Iraq policy and aims to reduce colonial control while easing regional tensions.
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Syria
Frais
Paris
France
Fores
Dawes Prophesies Revival in Heavy Industry Demand
Chicago banker and former vice president Charles G Dawes forecasts a sharp rise in new purchases by heavy industries mirroring the rebound seen in light industries last year. He cautions his prophetic record but predicts renewed demand for hearty goods as the economy shifts.
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Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Heavy Industries
Resignations and notes from a town column
Behind the News reports the resignation of John B Patterson from the Board of Education as expected per the Journal Almanac. It notes local incidents including Gustafson’s finger injury, Woolworth’s expansion plans, Raymond Sandburg’s misfortune, and hints at a looming school tax increase for 1936 assessments. It mentions a northside confectioner taking over Rez Shoppe, local romantic and legal rumors, and political candidacy shuffles in Harrisburg.
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Albout Town
N. Cohen
Nort Center Street
Raymond Sandburg
Rez
California
Siaz
Jolin Patterson
Win
Finis
Coke
Merle Capyell
East Main Street
Olaf Wellejus
Studejoler
Dodge
Corry Firemen's Relief Association
Robert Taylor recalls college life in Small Town Girl
Hollywood March 11 Robert Taylor discusses the film Small Town Girl a doctor fresh from medical school. He recounts a campus car swap tale shared with director William Wellman and Janet Gaynor noting college antics and dating schemes. The anecdote ends with a failed romance as the car disappoints.
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Hollywood
Mar
Robert Taylor
Janet Gaynor
William Wellman
Taylor
Wellman
Welleyan
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files March 14 1916
Local readers recall a broad rural real estate movement aimed at boosting daily interests in the nearby vicinity for the coming season. The Owl of Corry High School is issued with strong staff support, Albin Anderson arrives to assist at the Corey office of the Pennsylvania Gas Company, a fraud case tied to W H Duffy and Glenn R Davis is under county jail investigation, Wilbur Lambing returns from Cleveland after attending an Ohio shoe dealers convention, Presbyterian Ladies Aid elect officers at Mrs John Smutz’s Euclid Street home, Byron Perkins shows improvement despite confinement at home.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
John Smutz
Euclid Street
Waggoner
E. ©. Barnes
Schuyler
George Knowlton
Alex McInnes
Paris styles parade gowns with leaf patterned crepe and trains
Paris fashion notes describe silhouettes for events including ankle length skirts and full length gowns. A heavy rough white crepe gown features a leaf pattern in gold pearls, round high neck, pale green satin vest, and gold buttons at the waist. A blue legin gown shows cutout darts and serpetine effects, while a pale green mousseline evening dress emphasizes pleats and lace at the waist. Mainbocher’s bustle interpretation highlights a long train.
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Paris
Mainbovher
Ieaf
Star Signals March 12 Horoscope Report
Influences today affect those born October 22 to November 21 most, with lesser impact on others. Afternoon and evening offer best time for compromise. Birthdate readers may show deceptive tendencies if misused. Cautions include avoiding illness and rash actions, with reminders tied to dates and ambiguous years.
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eMarehani
Gare
Novantherath
Revival expected as business world awaits
The article notes the business world and its repentents have waited for a revival. A fair start is perceptible and General Dawes foresees at least two years of prosperous activity in this field. With heavy industries re equipped, general business could extend for a couple more years before a slowdown.
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Dawes
Classified Ad to Sell Your Nase Car
A brief classified notice offering a Nase car for sale. Includes interest in quick sale and contact method. Limited readable details, urging potential buyers to respond for further information.
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