TVA row exposes clash over public power in era of reform
Washington March 19 A long stenographic report reveals Dr Arthur Morgan and Dawid Lilianthal clashing with Arthur Morgan over TVA politics. President Roosevelt defends TVA and rebuts charges of sabotage while Morgan is portrayed as resistant and disruptive to the agency.
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Jay Franklin
Washington
D.C
Avithi
Morgan
Tenthasee Valley Authority
Hareownt Morgan
Dawid Lilianthal
The
Word
TVA
Roosevelt
Arthur Morgan
Dr.abthur
Hsr
David Uienthal Vuaile
Hanmens
PVA
Campaign urges bill to fund venereal disease control
Public health leaders and parents groups press passage of La Pollette Bulwinkle bill to fund cooperation between Public Health Service and state local departments for syphilis and venereal disease control. They urge petitions to Senators Guffey Davis and Congressman Crosby as Congress debates the measure. Democratic countries don't believe yet Wat one man can be wiser than all the rest together.
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Corry
General Health Service
Conpres
Joseph Guffey
James Davis
Charles W. Crosby
Babson Not 50 Optimistic On Current Business Outlook
Babson reports business conditions remain weaker than expected with a 15 percent quarterly slump and 28 percent decline from a year ago. He urges responsible policy actions, predicts a spring rebound from seasonal buying, and expects Washington measures by spring to aid the economy. Bernard Shaw defends Hitler amid British government criticism.
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Roger Babson
Babson
Washington
Noustrial Giant A Continuous Steel Strip Mill Opens
A Cleveland operation debuts the world’s largest fastest continuous steel strip mill. It processes eight ton hot steel through a mile long series of rolls at speeds up to 2 1/2 miles an hour, producing ribbons as thin as one fortieth of an inch. The plant covers 21 acres with vast laboratories, shops, and a 60 million gallon water system powered by 123000 horsepower to run the colossal facility.
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Noustrial
Cleveland
Phas
Gastone
Dal.aallroad
Austria Drops From Diplomats To Just A State In Roosevelt Era
Central Press columnist Charles Stewart notes the 1930s era upheaval as Austria vanishes as a diplomat nation in Washington. He cites the Prochnik mission as a former legation now with no official representation, while the State Department continues to treat Austria as independent for trade benefits.
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Central Press
Washington, D. C
Washington
Nesheen
Austria
Wadi Olir Capitil
Edgar L. G Prochnik
United States
Eise
Arizona
Prechike
State Department
Jas
Miles Mander Opens Doors for British Actors in Hollywood
English gentleman Miles Mander shaped early film careers in London and Hollywood casting Freddie Bartholomew Madeleine Carroll Merle Oberon and John Loder. He discovered Bartholomew and Oberon for key roles while directing British films and later mentored Carroll and Loder, shaping the era’s star emergence.
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England
Hollywood
prim= dom
Miles Mander
Freddie Bartholomew
Madeleine Carroll
Mere Oberon
Mery Maguire
John Loder
London
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Igeing
Alint
Cissy
Iire
Freddies
Mander
Breddie
David Copperfield
Bartholomews
20Th Century-Hix
Freddie
Makching
Ike
Merle Oberon
Miss Oberam
Sydney
Australia
Usher
Roste Lobby
Leeny
Charlie Fayrell
Maky Maguire
Maelenus Carroll
Acleas
John Lotte
Berlin
Hiey
Appointment of William Locke as police memoer
Twenty years ago in the Journal Files dated March 19, 1918 the city commission held over the appointment of William Locke as a permanent mem oey of the city police department due to other business.
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William Locke
Local notes and arrivals from Corry and nearby towns
The item lists several local notices including James Haesett and Songil leaving, the Oneida Market relocation on North Center Street by month’s end, and retirement to retail meal trade. Charles Hall's reassignment as a first class surgeon with Company of the U S Medical Corps is noted. Powell of this city gets a daylight saving plum, and Bowser Go expands. Mrs Ma Gee welcomes a son. A fishing season opener on Sample Plats yields five turtles. Residents Teel return to Minnesota. Merritt Sheeley returns to Renova.
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James Haesett
Oneida
North Center Street
Charles Hall
Yoiv
Laut Patiniium
US. Medical Corps
Fragmented Trivia and Notes From an Old Paper
A mixed OCR fragment includes questions on etiquette bridge hints and a few cryptic phrases. It references a horoscope and mentions a recent gold coin find and a Salepa downtown scene with vague time cues. The text is garbled with stray letters and incomplete phrases.
Ancient fishing wisdom and early colonial fisheries
The article traces ancient knowledge of fishing across cultures from Egyptians and Israelites to the Chinese and Japanese. It notes discovery of rich fishing waters along American shores from New England to Newfoundland as a key factor in colonization, with 16th century European fleets accounting for wealth in the New World.
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Speer
B.C
Tin American
New England
Newfoundland
Prosperity and Adversity in a Fragmented Note
A fragmented text item references prosperity adversity and a stray line about a train, a central geography flat, a beach, and a railroad. The readable content is sparse, with no clear event, person, or organization to anchor a cohesive summary.
Paris styles broaden shoulders and slim waists in spring fashion
Broadening shoulders and a nipped waist define the new Paris silhouette seen on spring 1988 runways. Dresses flare below the hips with pleats and draping, while trims feature machine embroidery and cut-out designs. Prints include tiny sprigs and bold florals with pastel palettes of mauve turquoise and pink.
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ARIS
Paris
Lavoie
Duke to establish new graduate school of forestry
In Durham NC Duke University will establish the new graduate school of forestry with Dr Clarence F Korstlan named dean. The move aims to expand forestry education in the United States, building on Korstlan’s prominence as an authority and co author of two forestry texts. In Madras India new alcohol laws are said to have improved conditions, with officials noting only about 10 percent of those who frequented bats have shown effort to comply.
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Thain Foresters
Durham
N. C
Duke University
Ovill Quen
United States
Clarence F. Korstlan
Madras
Mairas
India
Life Saved by Plastic Surgery Faces Rebuilt
A feature recounts how a plastic surgeon and a dental surgeon rebuilt a receding chin and corrected teeth for a dramatic personal turn. The story portrays transformative work that reshapes appearance and life, detailing procedures and the patient’s social impact.
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Logan Ulendeneng
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