Similarities Between FDR New Deal and Primo de Rivera Regime
Washington March 19 United Press notes striking parallels between the New Deal and aspects of Spain’s Primo de Rivera regime. Both built advisory bodies, used arbitration and paritary boards, pursued irrigation and hydroelectric projects, and expanded government power while expanding deficits and debt. Both faced charges of drifting toward dictatorship and sought to unite or control political parties.
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William H. Lander
United Press
Washington
Mar
Primo de Rivera
Spain
Rasewell
Primo de Riveira
Alfonso TH
Primo
Alfonso
NRA
Comites Paritarios
Donald Richtery
Coniiies Paritarios
Roose- ML
TVA
Malaga
Roosevelt
Imo
United States
Pyinic
Union Patriotica
Patriotic Union
Former Garland Resident Dies
Former Garland resident Josnibe Warren Gauntyres dies Tuesday at his daughter Mise Winifred Horn's home in Washington D G He will be buried at Youngayille after services at the Gibsott Funeral Home Warren had long been connected with the insurance and lumber businesses with his brother in Garland He is survived by his daughter and other relatives.
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Aimerhl
Josnibe
Warren Gauntyres
Mise Winifred Horn
Washington, D. G
Gibsott Puneval
Warren
Oniole Look
Lim Familly
Youngayille
Miss Horn
Tanna Simmons
Ln the Funeral
Horn
Garland
Kiying
Beaverdam Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
Beaverdam and vicinity residents report a flurry of social calls, church society elections, and Grange attendance. Mrs. Claude Maynard and Mrs. Charles Swan visited. Women's Foreign Missionary Society officers were elected. Pomona Grange speakers featured. numerous neighbors attended services and gatherings across Beaverdam, Union City, Erie, and Wattsburg with travel to Corry and North East noted.
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Bbeaverdam
Mar
Claude Maynard
Charles Swan
Homer Proctor
Carl Proctor
Walter Proctor
Union City
Gerald Bagley
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Oral “Tompkins
Cash Smith
Swan
Jeanienne
McCray Ladies
McCray
Leon Proctor
Annié MacDonnell
Nelson Youngs
Frank Youngs
Ralph Burlingham
Neil Hstes
Proctoryile My
Fred Shatinan
Beaverdam
North Mast
Charles Hodge
E. A. Lyons
iMps
Hattie Brooks
North East
Brooks
Delbert Parkhurst
Akron
James Crowell
M. L. Breed
Lyle Proctor
Cotetage Hill
Nei. Estes
Betty Maynard
Bertha
Helen Zajac
Lee Proctor
Hr. C. Whitney
Pat Smith
Albion
John Whitney
Cottage Hill
Robert Mulgin
Earl MacDonald
Eric
M. L. Breen
Owen Fullom
Corry
Angie McRonnell
Dave Burryyws
Carl
Pleasantville
State highway safety drive shows gains in 1924
Harrisburg reports 1924 safety drive reduced accident frequency by 34 percent and severity by 50 percent despite a 25 percent rise in workers and a 15 percent rise in hours worked. Engineering District 8 including Adams Cumberland Franklin and York led gains while Montour Snyder and Bradford districts posted notable improvements in lower accident counts and days lost.
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Harrisburg
Warren van Dyke
Highway Department
Adams
Cumperland
Franklin
York
Montour County
Snyder County
Bradford County
Ancient Skeleton Findings in Gerona Spain Unearthed at Portajay
In Gerona at Portajay several ancient tombs with human remains were discovered. The positions of the skeletons suggest they date from the earliest period of Christianity in Spain, shedding light on early burial customs and religious history.
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Spain
Gerona
Portajay
Fede Gergos
Arkansas lawmakers wary as Huey Long may loom again
Long's shadow worries Arkansas solons as speculation grows he will seek Louisiana governor in 1938 and intensify influence in the region. O M Gates, a state representative, hints at a possible run for governor or senator. Terral once drew Long to Hob Springs and alliance talks with Terral circulate amid Arkansas politicking.
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TECH
Maloy United Press
Little Rock, Ark
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Arkansas
Hattie Caraway
United States Senate
Futh General Assembly
Long
House of Representatives
Senate
Washington
Roosevelt
Joseph ‘Pr. Robinson
Huey
O. MW. Gates
Aybo
Leute
Move Sheffield Shop to Oil City
In a relocation plan Knox Glass Associates will move its decorating plant from Sheffield Pennsylvania to Oil City within weeks. The Sheffield site will consolidate with the Oil City Glass Bottle Company plant as a new 20 by 173 feet factory building rises near the Total works Carton room. About 25 decorators join roughly 225 workers at Oil City. timing for equipment move remains unsettled, with a possible start next year.
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Oi! City Glass Bottle Company
Sheffield
Nege Feture
Gil City
Ronsevil
Fine City
Tisnits
Just and Blagic Eye Providence Crash Report
A vehicle crashed through a fence near Providence, injuring occupants Sousa and others. The car dropped about 30 feet and landed on its side, with witnesses noting a hard impact and immediate medical attention provided at the scene. Officers secured the area as emergency responders transported injured parties.
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Just & Blagic Eye
Providence
R. Tswhihy
8,000,000 Trees to Be Planted This Spring
Pennsylvania plans spring reforestation totaling 3,000,000 trees with CCC involvement for two million trees. State nurseries, Pymatuning Dam, Erie, Valley Forge, and Bushy Run receive allocations. Norway spruce available at $2 per thousand. orders continue for future years. seedlings sold for timber and watershed protection only.
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Department of Forests and Waters
Harrisburg
Uryance
Tees
Sheep Meeting Here March 29 Series on Sheep Management
W B Connell head of the Pennsylvania State College extension unit will visit the county to lead a series of sheep management meetings. Topics include marketing wool feeding parasite control and general flock care. Meetings at Giraud Raz VanCamp farm Lexington Road March 12 104 pm Harris farm March 28 130 pm Waterford Vocational School March 29 10 am Corry Reed Range farm May 29 130 pm
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Giraud
Raz VanCamp
Lexington Road
C. P. Harris
Waterford—Vocational School
Corry
W. Reed Range Farm
Jriday
Mayol
Bank Officers Guard Confidentiality Under Ethical Policy
Ethics in modern business places human character as premium and protects it against publicity. Bank officers practice this policy by ensuring strict guardianship of all confidences placed with them.
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Fred Shannon
Robert Mulvin
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Ted Hunby
Lincolnville
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Bagley
Madeline Prebble
Rexford Proctor
Lawrence Watrous
Harold
Rose
Ralph Tanner
Verna
Rudolph Gibbons
Betty Smith
Clinton
Louise Smith
Katheryn Jones
Doris Tarbell
Paul Smith
Ruth
Rey
Higley
Dan Barney
Wattsbure- Erie
van Dyke
Solons
Kingfish
Oil City
Glass Factory
Oil City Glass Bottle Works
State College Authority
Sheen
W. B. Connell
Tie Alina
Pennsylvania State College
United
National Bank
Federal Reserve System
the Bank
Glassi
Bob Desmond
First Ave
Frank Grice
Setae
Jackson, Street
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Saint Kennels
Okkendon
John Gilpin
Corazza
SSS Poultry
Viewwater
A. P. International
Harry Boutweil
East Street
Seadon
Henry Brockmans
Gus Anky
Summer Street
Rank Platte
Spartansburg
Asaga
Epic Book Store
Erie
Mrs. Henry Group
Seean Avenue
Pleasant Street
Maple Avenue
Rooms and Bath
Smith Street
Guy G. Pierce
Tate
Pennsylvania
Tnder
Hegiater of Wills
Eris County
Walter H. Scott
Cameron Building
Goity
Mary Cullen
Erie County
John Cullen
Gary, Penna
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