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Resurrection tale and wartime motor advice mix in transit
A scrambled mix of biblical verses about the resurrection, a motorist safety advisory from the Pennsylvania Motor Federation stressing continuous vehicle upkeep beyond compulsory inspections, and Harper’s 1857 parallels on economic gloom. The collage presents religious narrative, policy guidance, and historical reflection in a single page.
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S. Hdard Gable
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Prohibition debates and GM exhibition dominate local page
A Huntingdon Monitor editorial questions prohibition statistics while citing a foundation claim that per capita liquor use fell to 7 gallons post prohibition. The piece critiques enforcement, cites a General Motors nationwide exhibit April 2 to 9 led by Alfred Sloan to spur industry recovery, and notes a raid on a New Castle speakeasy with wine and beer seized.
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Huntingdon Monitor
Lhe American Business Men’s Prohibition Foundation
Bureau of Prohibition
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Dureau
General Motors Corporation
Alfred P. Sloan
Sehoolpoys
Iquor
New Castle
Pete Arings
Senta Deli
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes March 26 1912
A readers group closes its banquet at Mrs G C King home. Reports say J W and A P Howant Co in Chihuahua Mexico face rebel pressure. Martin Steely owner of Washington Market dies suddenly. Walter Ellis sells his barber shop to Palmham and Wells effective April 1. Mausoleum Builders seek local support at tonight's meeting. Born to Bardackson Bear Lake a son. Maude Nesmith hosts novelty shower for Hannah Marson. Al Weber Frank Laurie and James Mulheira travel to Erie on business. J R Calkins and family return from Florida.
Pemberton-Billing to produce films in Hollywood
British ex-politician and air service commander Pemberton-Billing plans to become an independent Hollywood producer. He favors age-segregated films, condemns sensational crime pictures, and urges moral standards tied to national cabinets. He notes New York-born actors dominate Paramount’s ranks, listing several stars.
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Helmer
United Press
Hollywood
Pemperton-Billing
House of Commons
Author-Statesman
Charles G. Dawes
Holcomb of Erie Named Findlay College Athletic Director
Stuart Holcomb, 1981 Ohio State football captain, named athletic director of Findlay College to succeed Harry J. Barnhart. President Homer R. Donathan announced the resignation and Holcomb’s appointment, noting his renown as a Buckeye star and prior coaching roles.
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Erie
Findlay College
Findlay
Stuart
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Ohio State University
Harry J. Barnhart
Homer R. Donathan
Barmhart
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Ohio
Sex and Gangster Movies Defended by Hollywood Director
Hollywood director Lubitsch defended sex and gangster films amid calls to delete such content from motion pictures. He argued that talkies are art and that on screen small details convey powerful truth, noting sex and crime offer dramatic material.
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Hollywood
H. Allen
Smith
United Press
New York
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Coast
Lubitsch
Tublisch
Meg
Aubitsch
Greta
Garbo
Witness Will Sustain U S Stand In AlOne Mystery
Washington reports that after a three year search for a key witness in the Tim Alone rum running case, officials say the plan to identify the American owned ship failed. Clark, an alleged pay-off agent for a syndicate, was arrested near New Orleans and later identified by Canadian authorities in Montreal. The State Department traced him through a Rogue’s Gallery connection, but Clark denied his identity when questioned.
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Washington
State Departments
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Bunt Mats
Qm Clark
State Department
Louisiana
Coast Guard
Dester
Gulf of Mexico
Canady
Canada
Clark
New Orleans
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Montreal
Shreveport
Clare
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Rogie
Clarkce
Jim Clark
Perpetual youth myth mocks Katgenjammer Kids
Poet C B Porter notes that true perpetual youth is impossible except in newspapers pictorials where comic characters retain youth. He invokes Ponce de Leon and Katgenjammer Kids to lampoon the idea, suggesting aging is natural unless fabled in media.
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Annis
C. B. Porter
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