Hitler's Mock Trial Roasts German Ambassador In New York
Corry Evening Journal reports on a New York mass meeting where Adolf Hitler was roasted, drawing diplomatic protests from Germany's ambassador and defense of American freedoms by the State Department. London Laborites gain control of the city council, pledging slum clearance, new housing, model hospitals, and teacher salary restoration.
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CORRY
Evening Journal
South Street
Pal
Colegrove
Arthur Golegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
New York
Bartlett Eidg
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Real Estate Trust
Philadelphia
Corpsi Ox
Peres eenSen
Hitler
Hans Luther
Washington
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
State Department
America
Vietment
Germany
Seeing History film review and stray cow incident
A Chicago University film on prehistory and ancient civilizations is described as a vivid, non commercial educational work directed by Dr James H Breasted. The piece traces earths formation, ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia, and the rise of civilizations with excavations and living scenes. In Springfield two cows died after licking discarded automobile battery acid, prompting concern over discarded batteries.
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Egypt
Palestine
Syria
Turkey
Iraq
Persia
Memphis
Darius
Persepolis
Jerusalem
Solomon
University of Chicago
James H. Breasted
Oriental Institute
Transcription Boom As New Deal Spans White House
United Press report details a government stenographer's overwhelming workload during the New Deal. It covers air mail remapping, Public Works Administration revisions, NRA hearings, and rapid passage of the War Department appropriation via Vice President Garner's swift gavel action.
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Public Works Administration
Recital at Warren Conservatory features Brynolfson and Mouney
Artists from nearby towns join Prof Alfred J Mouney at the Warren Conservatory of Music for a Monday recital on March 19 at 8 PM. Horace Brynolfson of Urís City sings solos with Keppel Tiffeny as accompanist. The program spans French German Italian Spanish and Swedish and aims for a large audience.
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Alfred J.mooneys
Conservatory of Music
Warren
Marcy
Horace Brynolfson
Uris
Keppel ‘Tiffeny
Conservatory
Mouney
Guild Plans for Supper
An Emmanuel Guin meeting was held Thursday afternoon with President Mrs. Hajiman at her Desmond apartments. Plans were made for a cafeteria supper in Parisi hall late April. Dues are being rescinded to January 1, 1934. The next guild meeting will be April 19 at Mrs. G. C. Loveland's home, assisted by Mrs. Franke Locke wood. Piccadilia School honor roll for February lists students across grades. Crevitist pupils named include Josephine Tomionsaky, Burg Wood, Donald Reed, Stella Romonasky.
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Emmanuel Guin
Hajiman
Desmond Apartments
Om West South Street
Parisi Hall
G. C. Loveland
West Frederick Street
Franke Lockewood
Piccadila
Mebruury
Wlorence Johnson
Frank Gibas
Kenneth Whaley
Agnes Kasper
Anna Romanisky
Dorothy Johnson
Jacke Madison
Archie Gibbas
Emily Cekala
Lena Jewell
Jeannette Johnson
Dennie Gibas
Lawrence Madison
Donald Powers
Rose Gibas
Dorothy Madison
Tyle Johnson
Walter Cekals
Sophie Romansky
Josephine Tomionsaky
Burg Wood
Donald Reed
Stella Romonasky
Senator Moves Through Minor Amendments In Senate
The senator flagged several small amendments awaiting action. The vice president quickly accepted them, announcing that the bill is again considered engrossed read the third time and passed.
Family sale on S Center Street transfers to Levy and Brossiy
Twenty years ago item reports a sale on S Center Street by manager W A Einstein to Jacob Levy and Miss Anna Brossiy, both residents of the city, who will take immediate possession.
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S. Center Street
W. A. Einstein
Jacob Levy
Anna Brossiy
Paris Styles Part Forceful Fashion Saga in Paris Firms
Paris March 16 An interesting tailoring saga centers on a British firm operating in Rue Royale since 1854 with Amos Williams moving from Rue de la Paix. Courts and fashion circles note movements of Creed and Company as many carriages crowd the area. Regulation of nickel game machines will be discussed tonight by the city commission. A flock on the north side prompts residents. Headlines mention Empress Eugenie among Creed's clients. Fashion notes highlight English fabrics influencing French styles and a 1800s inspired tubic-length tailleur in dark blue wool.
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Rue Royale
Amos Williams
Rue de la Paix
Henry Creed and Company
Smart
Mathora
Creed
Eugenie
Britain
France
Austria
Russia
Spain
Henry Creed
Perion
Henan
Yesteryear
Man Arrested for Assault in Mifflin County
Mareh 40 Clair Bailey a 25 year old Punxsutawney man awaited in Mifflin County jail a hearing before a justice of the peace on charges of assault and battery with intent to kill. He allegedly attacked Dr F W Black operator of a private hospital at the surgeon's country home three miles west of here last August, beating him with a club and fracturing his skull. Bailey was brought here after being arrested in Punxsutawney for breaking and entering and larceny. He fled to Colorado after the assault.
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Idewistu W.ni
Mareh
Clair Bailey
Punxsutawney
Mifflin County
Justice of the Peace
Ailey
F. W. Black
Here
Punxshawney
Bailey
Colorado
P R R Engineer Stricken in Cab Near Rynd Farm
P R R engineer J H W Sny der, about 50, from Oil City, is in critical condition at Oil City Hospital after a seizure at work near Rynd Farm early Thursday. He suffered uraemia a kidney ailment as doctors treat him. An extra engineer on a double header freight to Buffalo was stricken in the Bynd Farm area. the train was halted and returned to the station with him.
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Jh, Snyder
Oil City
Rynd Farm
Omg City
J. H W. Snyder
PR. R
Oil City Hospital
Grove Ave
Snyler
Buffalo
Bynd Farm
Oil City Gets New Industry
Acquisition of the J. C. Black Manufacturing Company plant on Colbert Avenue by the Pennsylvania Metal Products Company aims to resume operations soon. The factory in the Tenth Ward, formerly a tack factory and radiator maker, has been idle for months. Charter approval in Harrisburg is planned Friday, after which the plant will start as soon as possible. The Delaware incorporated Pennsylvania Metal Products Corporation lists Wilmington as its principal office.
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Oil City
J. C. Black Manufacturing Company
Colbert Avenue
Pennsylvania Metal Products Company
Tenth Ward
Black Company
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Metal Products Corporation 1
Delaware
Wilmington
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Warren Conservatory of Music
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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Paris
Mary Knight
D. D. Reed
Corry City
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Washington and
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Corry High Hool
Mr. Levy
Miss A. Drought
Marshall Merrick
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