Business and the New Deal Prosperity Debate in Roosevelts Era
The piece argues that many commercial and financial leaders support Roosevelt's New Deal aims. It cites J.P. Morgan & Co. partner Russell Leffingwell defending monetary policy, low interest rates, and national recovery. It critiques Liberty League critics and notes press valorization of business cooperation with government. It closes by stressing free speech and communications rights in a broader liberal framework.
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White House
Roosevelt
New York
Russell
Leffingwell
J.P. Morgan & Co
Avery
Liberty League
Morgan
Wall Street
American Liberty League
Wall Street Journal
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
National Association of Manufacturers
Tne
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Washington
Tish & Roan
Apeatera
Hoover, Mills and Stein
Romitry
Jennings Industual
Ameche’s rapid rise from stage to screen in early career
Don Ameche recalls how luck and quick turns propelled his passage from stage and radio to movies. He landed a 20th Century Fox contract after a quick move to Hollywood, then played dual roles in Sins of Man and Mary With Love, with earlier stock company broke his big break in 1928. He stresses the ascent was not a desperate scramble but a series of swift opportunities.
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Hollywood
Don Amieche
Ameche
New York
Chicago
20Th Century Fox
Conrac
Heliyovan
Fie
Sof
Dean Hershall
Hersholl
Zens
Mary
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files May 1 1916
Reports say Lakes Assembly grounds at Findley Lake will be abandoned and the annual summer assembly likely canceled with property sold. Police arrested two suspects in a theft of 400 to 500 dollars from the Boston House. no money found. Corry Board of Commerce and Erie Chamber of Commerce seek aid for Corry hospital. Howard Benworth of Allegheny College named editor of The Campus for next year. A barn on A N Capwell farm near Columbus burned with contents lost. Spring Street firm Amy and Amy begin erecting a new concrete block building. Over forty Spring Creek Garland tickets sold at local filet offices for urban trips. John Caldwell and Evie noted. Arthur B. Ragan returns from J. Harold Thompson Goal Co trip.
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Lakes Assembly
Findley Lake
Assembly Association
Keleher
Boston
Boasting Husband Sued After Alleged Affair
An article fragment reports Mrs Mary and Simonaro suing after claiming her husband boasted of affairs with many women. She alleges he urged divorce so he could live his own life and filed suit the following day.
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Sain
Josh
Calit
Mary
Simonaro
School Act Explains State Aid Based on District Valuations
The article outlines how state funds assist Corry and other districts under the School Act. It specifies aid percentiles by class, with 25 percent for first class, 35 percent for second and third classes, and 46 2/3 percent for quarterly districts, plus 50 percent for fourth class. It notes changes with valuation thresholds, including 75 percent for low-valuation districts and 60 percent for those with valuations above 50 000 but not over 100 000, effective from 1923.
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Corry
Commonwealth
He Commonwealth
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Puch
Russian Tea Enjoyed by Forum Department
The Porton department of the Corry Woman's Club met at the home of Mrs. G T Kinewich yesterday afternoon with a good attendance. Ms Marios O Skidmore presided in the absence of Mrs. Harold Gilbert. A highlight was Russian tea with fruit syrup and toasted Russian cakes. A short relay event was announced for May at Mrs J A Ciasalli's home on East Smith Street, where nominating ballots will be submitted. Plans for resumed full activities in the fall were also outlined.
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Pe Corry
G.T. Kinewich
Mss Marios
Skidmore
Harold Gilbert
J. A.,ciasalli
East Smith Street
Corry Celebrates Dewey Victory Anniversary
Corry marks its 38th anniversary of the Manila Bay victory in the Spanish American War with memories of the Dewey triumph. Residents recall the nationwide celebration sparked by the U S Navy victory and the celebratory mood this morning.
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Corry
Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
U.S. Namry
Parisian aviatrix sets fashion for long flights
Amy Mollison, famed for pioneering women aviators, orders a special flying trousseau from Schiaparelli for her England to Africa flights. She endures extreme weather, switching outfits from grey tweed suit to navy wool cape and linen crepe evening gown. She forgoes hats, wearing Schiaparelli’s flexible helmet.
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Paris
Amy Mollison
Scbiaparelli
England
Africa
Amy Mallison
Center County College Campus Noted for Architecture
Fragmentary OCR describes a college in Centre County with notable buildings and campus layout near routes 4 53 and 22. Text mentions beauty and design elements and a cable-related reference, though readability is low.
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Centre County
Pennsylvanii
Allantive Cable Ge
Americh
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Walter Lippmann
Freedom of
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Mst
Aldo
Mooely
Flames P. Crown
W. C. Murray
Corry Board of Commerce
Tndustry
Erie Chamber of Commerce
County Commissioners
Howard Benworth
Allegheny College
A. N. Capwell
Columbus
GR. Amy
Charles Amy
Spring Street
Spring Creek
Garland
Filet
Lns City
Urbatis
John Caldwell
Evie
Arthur B. Ragan
J. Harold Thompson Goal Company
Turing
Genuine Universal
Yale
Forum Department
J. A. Cassidy
Fisk
Rod
Philco
Roots Furniture Store
Twifeuce
Scott
Thy
Sean
Furmiglese Strapipaa
Poe
Lalli Becamoes
Mary Knight
United Press
Schiaparell
SEE
KNOW
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historical Commission
del Monte California
Kellogo
California
Baldwin
Vard
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