Beavers Seek Series Triumph In Erie County Playoffs
Corry High School basketball aims to clinch the Class B championship with a Friday trip to Lawrence Park, a Tuesday return, and a possible neutral floor Erie game. Coach Russell Byler leads a strong season, with only three losses, as fans support a beaming, sportsmanlike chase for the title.
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Beavers
Corry High School
Lawrence Park
Erie County
Erie
Russell Byler
Orange and Black
Colse
Jude
Tutwin
Jost
Scrap boom boosts scrap iron demand worldwide
The article notes a surge in scrap iron prices, with domestic and foreign demand rising to about $2040 per ton and rumors of prices climbing further by midsummer. It highlights increased recycling, shipments abroad, and the metal market's impact on steel production and employment, urging caution about the recovery’s sustainability.
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Pittsburgh
Airplane Design Aims at Safer Quieter Flights by 1939
The North American Aviation chairman forecasts advances in aeronautics will enable year round transport planes with no fatalities. Emphasis shifts from speed to safety and quiet operation for passengers, pilots, and transport lines.
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Cirefort
North American Aviation
Svere
Aeronautica
Stewart Says: Washington Columnist Reflects on Age and Career
Charles P. Stewart, veteran Washington columnist for Central Press for decades, reacts to being called "lesser" by the Literary Digest and jokes about age and retirement. He recalls his long career, international postings, and his bluntly honest, impartial column style.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Stewart
True Wire Associations
Ondon
Buenos Aires
Tokio
Washington Colums
Paris Styles Spring Woolen Ensembles at Lanvin
Paris in March reports trimming of starched white pique on lightweight wool spring ensembles from Lanvin. Outfits feature starched collars and cuffs, green and navy pieces, belled hats with center creases, and braiding trims. fashion tip highlights white pique rimming for spring dresses.
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Paris
Layedd
Bishneoind
Dfasa
Ambiguous Caption Puzzles in One Minute Test
A garbled prompt asks who was named high omits nor to the Philippines and questions about the phrase pig iron and the meaning of Nova Scotia. The text mocks wordplay and bookish terms, noting a game where booksellers critics and the public mix.
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High
Philippines
Nova Scotia
Bie Mere Table
Celton
Hollywood makeup expert analyzes mouth as truth of character
RKO makeup specialist Berns states a woman's mouth reveals character and disposition more than any other feature, citing Katharine Hepburn, Barbara Stanwyck, Ginger Rogers, and others. He notes Hepburn’s mouth shows strength and intelligence, Rogers’ lips hint joy and vivacity, Stanwyck’s mouth conveys sadness, and Sothern’s mouth signals sweetness and strength.
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Hollywood
Bantom
Kathrine Hepburn
Lipn
Barbara Stanwyck
Hern
Barbara
Ginger Rogers
Horoscope and scattered trivia from an old page
A garbled assortment of horoscope lines and quiz fragments references Paul V. McNutt and crude from unclear sources. Mentions birthday effects and methods, and a note on hummingbirds needing food every 15 minutes due to rapid energy use.
We the People and Neutrality in Washington
In Washingtonia pacifist sentiment oddly supports national defense while harboring strong anti foreign country views and urging a flexible neutrality. The piece contrasts historic neutrality with modern rearmament, notes European wartime finance influencing markets, and cites political figures and policy tensions over silver and steel.
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Franklin Washington
Washingtonia
League
League Against War
Peace Foundation
Europe
Ilich
Petween
John L. Lewis
American Steel Trust
Economic Neutrality and Pacifist Critique in Global Context
A column argues for economic neutrality amid rising global tensions, noting the potential effects on production, prices, and profits. It critiques pacifist and idealist groups for opposing war while endorsing policies linking the United States to Britain, and calls for stronger action against perceived warmongering by Germany Italy and Japan. It ends with a note on the scissor musical instrument in Central Africa.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Britain
Copyright
Register
Tribune Syndicate
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