County Budget Figures Reveal Shrinking Funds and Rising Costs
A fragmented budget summary shows county commissioners facing tightened receipts and rising expenses. Key line items include general administrative costs, court operations, tax assessment, and jail expenses, with proposed appropriations pushing total outlays near 129.8 thousand dollars in the current year. The document notes shared relief plans and adjustments affecting various institutions and services.
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Dng
Alderenen
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Opal Ville
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Youth in Steel Age Seeks Youthful Leaders in Industry
An Assorial Press survey of Whig Stott men shows most leaders are young or recently promoted. Tyson C. Payley, head of U S Steel, credited with a modern labor settlement, is said to advocate rejuvenation plans since 1883. He appointed Edward R. Stettingham as assistant at 83, added six progressives aged about 44, and notes few presidents of subsidiaries are over 50. The piece traces a return to Carnegie era youth guiding steel, citing Charles M. Sohnwein’s ascent from apprentice to superintendent at Carnegie works. It also mentions a controversial claim and a Technoeral view on time origins based on weekly earnings.
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Mylusbey
Fellows Vanting
Otyson C. ‘Payley
Cheiran
U.S Steel
Himrt
Filward Ir. Stettinibs
Palof
Andrew Carnegit
Charles M.sohnwain
Carmegie Steel
Homesteays Steel Works
Letiwsk
Thi
United States
Stess Corparation
Court Chronicle and the Supreme Court jingle
A fragmentary court chronicle discusses a New York Times jingle from the Raleigh News and Observer about Supreme Court size changes. It traces shifts from six to nine and beyond, noting political debate, legislative actions, and a satirical tone on court packing amid historical episodes.
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Supreme Court
New York Times
Raleigh News and Observer
Traci
Congress
Supreme Aus
Anil Jefferson
Lincan
TANG
Grank
Stewart Says Who Are Probable Democratic Nominees
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart reports Father Edward Dowling surveys Washington press on future candidates. He predicts Franklin D Roosevelt as Democratic frontrunner in 1940, noting Roosevelt could still be drafted or renominated if needed.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Mar
Seality of Our Lady
Pied
St. Louis
Edward Dowling
Society of Jesus
Washington Pess Gallery
Wallace or Lewis in 1932 presidential drift
The piece discusses Henry Wallace and Lewis as possible successors in a mixed political era. It notes Wallace’s Democratic framing and Lewis’s rising presidential mentions and labor leadership role, highlighting the uncertainty about their candidatorial prospects and personalities.
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Henry “A. ‘Wallace
Bul
Lewis
Hollywood Pool Dreams and Starlet Touches On Screen
Hollywood film notes recount Miriam Hopkins breaking ankles yet continuing dancing, with pool trends shaping summer sets. Barbara Stanwyck Nigel Bruce Edward Langlorence Brown Claude Binyon Trying Sni der M. B. Kaufman and Grant La Monte order popular pools. Geo Burns and Gracie Allen erect a tall Beverly Hills fence around their pool. Pete Smith shifts from sports to home economics in technicolor cooking. Marlene Dietrich’s pushbrows return to normal after Europe. Jean Muir prepares a physician chart for freezing symptoms in Outcasts of Power Flat. Comedian Hugh O Connell may seek stunt work if acting ends. Galveston and Japan crash mentions appear amid showbiz chatter.
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Hollywood
Miriam Hopkins
Anielas
Barbara Stanwyink
Nigel Bruce
Edward Langlorence Brown
Claude Binyon
Snider
M. B. Kaufman
Grant la Monte
Geo
Burns
Gracie Allen
Beverly Hills
Pete Smith
Marlene Dietrich
Europe
Jean Muir
Scherale
Hugh Or
Connell
Galveston
Bill Robinson
Odd Medical Oddities From An Old Akron Tale
A Akron resident reportedly has a peculiarly shaped throat allowing swallowing egg sized stones. He coughs to retrieve the evidence. The Leaning Tower of Pisa, built in 1381 by architect Bonarini, is said to be 16 feet off center. A sugar squeeze the night before fuses orange juice loses about ten percent vitamin content.
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Akron
Pisi
Bon
Arina
LeRoy Massacre Marker in Union County Pennsylvania
A marker near Mifflinburg in Union County recalls the LeRoy Massacre of October 15, 1757 during the Penns Creek Massacre era. John Jacob LeRoy was killed by Indians near this spot as hostilities began after Braddock's defeat. In 1759 his daughter Marg and Barbara Leininger were captured and later escaped to Philadelphia.
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Mifflinburg
Union County
LeRoy
John Jacob LeRoy
Braddock
Mr Leroy
Marig
Algo
Barbara Leininger
Chin
Intex
Philadelie
Supreme Court amendment plan falters amid Senate clash
March 17 We the People reports three Democratic senators backed by Defenter Inc clash with supporters over a proposed constitutional amendment to curb the Supreme Court. The piece frames Roosevelt’s plan as preferable to a protracted fight, cites fears of partisan mobilization, and notes opposition from Republicans and the compromise bloc.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Aghén
Copeland
New York
Walsh
Massachusetts
Burke
Nebraska
Carnegie Hell
New York City
Wnehart
Gov
Landon
Jehovah
Mir Hearst
Roosevelt
George
Georgia
Imaelt
Oliger
Dr. Cope
al Smithz
Ascher Coughlin
Tat
Fiys
Britain
Devembver
King Edwardis
Anip
Dng
Simpson
Congress
Paris fashion: leather trimmed spring suits dominate
Paris fashion notes describe Schiaparelli and Lanvin spring lines featuring leather trims in flat bands and braid embroidery. Tailored two piece suits with leather accents, high necklines, and ornate front openings. black ensembles prominent for day wear with gold or silver kid detailing for evening.
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ARIS
Mar
Schiaparelli
Schiaparlli
I ‘Lanvin
Lanvin
Corry Hospital Board Meets As New Plans Advance
Ure Corry Hospital directors plan a near term meeting to decide on extending services and development of the institution. A Preguyterian gymnasium social last night honored by Misses Sarah McInnes Belle Keim and Anna Pavgon for makeups. P Brown of Corry Bridge and Supply returned with an $18,000 contract for a 100 foot steel and concrete bridge from Wellsville. James Mead visited Erie for business. Miss Alice Mount returned from Pittsburgh with Friends.
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Ure Corry Hospital
Cornelius Loder
Preguyterian Gymnasium
Church Primary
Sarah McInnes
Belle Keim
Anna Paulgon
Bernice Mannerren
Haroli Wilel
Theorious
Margaret Little
P. Brown
Corry Bridge and Supply Company
Wellsville
N.Y
Corry
One-Minute Test 4 Premier of France Question
Answers list three prompts including who is premier of France and who is prime minister of the Dominion of Canada. It also asks who wrote The Lady of the Ngee and provides birthday horoscopes and political commentary. Leon Blum, Mackenze King, and Frank R Stockton are named as figures in the content.
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France
Dominion of Canada
Leon Blum
Mackenze King
Frank R. Stockton
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