Stalin’s boasts invite scrutiny of Soviet progress and crises
The piece questions Stalin’s claims of Russia’s progress and lack of crises, noting repeated economic and political troubles from agriculture to treason trials, and the country’s isolation from Western expertise. It argues American engineers view Soviet industry as backward and questions moral amity with democracies.
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Stalin
Wright
Germany
Biig
Russia
Seratch
Soviet Union
Wwe
Emin
Planes For Fishing Cause Skepticism And Debate
The article notes skepticism and anxiety over airplanes aiding Japanese fishing fleets. It cites a Commerce Department bulletin claiming Japanese planes identified over 50 schools of fish for thousands of vessels in a year. Observers warn planes could track fish movement, saving time and boosting catches, prompting debate over fair practice and potential depletion of prized waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Brazil Debt Deal Drives Pan American Openness
The proposed economic accord with Brazil strengthens ties and may resume payments on old debts, boosting interchanges between Brazil and Latin America. Analysts call it a prudent pump priming move that could deter European influence and encourage regional cooperation among Central and South American nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Argentina
Southern Democrats face economic shifts after New Deal
A Washington analysis argues southern leaders learn the futility of opposing the president as New Deal funding reshapes regional power. It notes Virginia, Georgia, Mississippi, and Texas benefited disproportionately, with Texas receiving over 2 billion and Georgia far less. The piece warns that cutting federal aid could trigger political reform and social upheaval in the South.
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Garner-Harrison-Byrd
Jos
Washington
Tate
Virginia
Georgia
Mississippi
Texas
Geargin
Vigins
Virginis
Pat Harrison
Farm Security
Triple-A
CCC
Public Roads Social Security
Mie Treasury
Jas
Atlanta
Waysie
South
Welhington
Fragmentary Quote on Leaders and Allies
A brief, fragmented line questions what Germany would be without Hitler or Mussolini and muses aloud about lending to Peger, presenting a clipped reader-facing remark with unclear context.
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Germany
Hitler
Haly
Mussolini
Peger
Bruce Catton in Washington: tax revisions loom this spring
Bruce Catton analyzes Washington prospects for business appeasement through tax revisions as the government faces a nearly $4.9 billion deficit for the year ending next June. He notes limited spending cuts, details departmental allocations, and predicts only modest relief from tax measures.
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Washington
Mar
Treasury Department
Army
Baltimore magistrate rules onion can be fruit
A garbled report cites a Baltimore magistrate ruling that an onion may be considered fruit though the text is incoherent. It mentions hydrogen peroxide sales rising and a boxing remark about Tony Galento as well as a tragic Ohio incident and showgirls on a bus.
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Baltimore
Ohio
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files March 17 1819
Twenty years ago token from the Journal files notes T P Crown to head Victory Loan drive committee with A D Golegrove as publicity chairman and Mrs J Walter Clough chairing the women’s committee A tocol tranch of the National File Association to be organized at a Corry Red and Club meeting Friday night March 21 A shop fire at Westley on North Center street damaged but with low loss Yancy Corry industry to open tomorrow with Quiry Mangle-Rolier Company beginning operations employing about 25 men at the Clarke Mill site on Franklin Street Sergeant Frank Maloney reported safe arrival home Miss Lorna Wright home from Wells College for a visit
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T. P. Crown
Qty
D. Golegrove
J. Walter Clough
Tocol Tranch
National File Association
Corry Red
Westley Shop
North Center Street
Frederick
Yancy Corry Industry
Quiry Mangle-Rolier Company
Clarke Mill
Franklin Street
Maych Month Tonsillitis Warns Medical Society
Maych is the month for tonsillitis and its symptoms resemble sore throat with swallowing difficulty and fever. Early diagnosis matters as conditions like scarlet fever and diphtheria can mimic tonsillitis. Most cases occur in children and adolescents, with throat pain and red inflamed tonsils. Bed rest is advised. tonsil removal may be considered by the family doctor.
Kane Richmond Climbs Again in Hollywood After Hardship
Hollywood star Kane Richmond, praised for optimism, rises in fame after returning to form since 1993. He recalls a perilous river swim with crocodiles on the Devil Tiger set, an illness that nearly stalled his career, and a later recovery helped by Roy Del Ruth at 20th Century Fox who cast him as the lead in Talispin.
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Hollywood
Kane Richmond
Richmond
Hollywood Sun
Devil Tiger
Malsy Peninsula
Marian Burns
Roy del W Ruth
20Th Century-Fox
del Ruth
Widow, 90, Lived Alone in Conneaut
Ninety year old Mrs. Marietta Annis resides alone since her husband died in 1921. She manages her house and cooks her meals, saying it keeps her busy and gives her time to think.
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Conneaut
Marietta Annis
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
D. Goldgrove
Willam P. Lombard
National Advertising
Fred Kimball
INO
44Th St
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee Square
Chicago
Stormfelts-Lovely
Detroit
Ghamber of
Pittsburgh
Real Estate Trust
Philadelphia
War. Johnson, Stambaugh
Mich
By William Ferguson
Omar
Dayne
Bruce Catton
Navy
Coco
Mandy
Tony Galento
Frank Maloney
Lorna Wright
Wells College
The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Grant
W. T. Grant Co
Model Dairy Company
Me Shop
Grady Johnson
Quality Cash Stores
Oak Hill
Bologna
Member
Federal Reserve System
the Bank
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