Inflation debate sparks Fisher critique and reflation call
Yale economist Irving Fisher voices in publication on inflation measures replying to Ogden Mills and Senator Glass. He argues the swollen dollar worsens debt, urges reflation, and criticizes Mills and Glass for resisting measures. The piece notes crisis mood, bank and state bankruptcies, and President's willingness to break with tradition to save the nation.
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Irving Fisher
Yale
New Yorks Times
Fisher
Ogden Mills
Senator Glass
Senate
Judge Bradley
Ogden ‘Mills
Secretary of the Treasury
Tia
Glass
United States
Mills and Glass
Sam
Glagg
Miller and Glass
Economic Viewpoints on Inflation and Open Market Policy
The excerpt summarizes Mills and Glass differing on open market operations and greenback policies. It notes economists favor corrective reflation, oppose inflation and deflation, and expect consensus after initial correction, with the President to support actions to counter inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Glass
Remembrance of Local Figures in Gerry Leader Era
The notes recall Claude Porter as a Gerry Leader compositor. W Ad Marsh's office stood on West Washington Street. Rev Wi Alfred Gay served as Presbyterian Church pastor. Orson Allis ran a grocery business on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Porter
Gerry
W. Ad. Marsh
West Washington Street
Wi. Alfred Gay
Presbyterian Church
Orson Allis
East Main Street
Reading beer baron's safe box yields no fortune
Federal investigators told Judge George A. Welsh in Philadelphia that they found nothing in the safe deposit box of Max Hassel, known as the Reading beer baron, at Farmers National Bankers Trust Company in Reading. Authorities may seek permission to open other boxes Hassel rented under different names.
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United Press
Philadelphia
George A. Welsh
United States District Court
Max Hassel
Alain Beer Baron
Farmers National Banians| Trust Company
Reading
Welsh
Hassel
Old Stage Coach Sought for Klamath Falls Parade
Klamath Falls Oregon seeks an old stage coach for parade use. Phillips Mist Olda has written the local chamber of commerce about purchasing one.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Oregon
Fort
Phillips
Mist
Olda
Chamber of Commerce
Twenty Years Ago Journal Snippets Hit Corry News
A collage of local items from the Journal Files includes bids for a new building at Diffsville, a bicycle collision on North Center street, and timber shipments by G Heath Lumber at Ludlow. Other notes cover school bells, travel tidings, a street mishap, a baby born, a roader tramping through towns, a cemetery accident, and a boy struck by a tombstone in Orleans.
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Alexander
Robert Roy
San Francisco
Pat Stubbs Talks Politics and Seeds in Congress
Henry Ibert Stubbs the California congressman announces he leaves the pulpit for politics citing the good a honest man can do in government. He distributes California flower seeds to colleagues and uses them as eating cards while advocating prohibition repeal and focusing on oil water and coastlines. He predicts his embargo on imports may not pass this session and notes the eagle seal controversy with the president's seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Henry Ibert Stubbs
Congress
Santa Maria
Calif
United States
Stubbs
California
Pat Stubbs
Pat
Carrying Sound of Voice to Great Heights Estimated
Weather note estimates that sound travels farther on a still calm day from 2 000 to 2 500 feet altitude depending on temperature distribution. Some temp patterns could limit hearing in certain directions, while an insertion mentions a $4000 feat.
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Whitman
Auly
Hollywood Film Shop Excerpt Details Star Roles and Process
Hollywood May 2 A Paris of reminiscences and anecdotes about actors and directors along Hollywood Boulevard. The piece surveys Marjorie Rambeau Victor Jory Nils Asther Garbo Barrymore Huston and others, notes Technicolor makeup and the abundance of motion picture work, then shifts to an inside look at film production from story selection to treatment creation using Jesse Lasky’s The Waiter’s Husband as example.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Nils Asther
Garbo
Walter Huston
al Sunderland
Fresno
Cal
Lee Tracy
Richard Boleslavsky
Johnny Weissmuller
Maureen O'Sullivan
Muriel Evans
Dietrich
Lionel Barrymore
David
Selenck
Johny Barrymore
Anistew
Carnegie
Gary Cooper
Richard Arien
Jack Oakie
Jesse Lasky
Lasky
Hlissa Lands
Truex
State Welfare Leaders Attend Warren Meeting
Welfare and charities representatives gather in Warren for a public welfare conference at the YWCA beginning at 10:80. Har old Banghart presides over the discussion on present child welfare problems with Miss Mary S. Larabee and George R. Bedinger as speakers. A symphonic period follows with Rev. T. Dickeson presiding and Miss Larabee addressing The Economic Mood and Its Effect on Children. The afternoon session considers unemployment relief with John Siggins leading and speakers including David J. Terry and HA Waldkoenig.
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Warren
Welfare and Charities Organization
Y. W
Dickeon
Moon
Miss Larabee
George R. Bedinger
Philadelphia
Public Charities Association
John Siggins
Warren County Emergency Relief Board
Warren Stone
Will Bo David J. Terry
Pittsburgh
State Board
Ha, Waldkoenig
Western Pennsylvania
Paris Styles by Mary Knight
Paris, May 2. The piece notes fashion shifts toward the Individual silhouette, with slender lines, elongated skirts, and shoulder emphasis to visually heighten women. It discusses the fashion mood in France and contrasts it with American skyscraper building imagery.
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Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
France
Manhattan
Eight Mountain Lions Killed Near George Utah in Forest
Eight mountain lions were killed in the Huibab Forest near George Utah during a recent three week period by Jack Butler. Earle Gable, a movie actor, killed me.
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George
Utah
Huibab Forest
Hers
Jack Butler
Earle Gable
Near beer given away in Medford during dry era
Ed Brown, former saloon keeper turned poolroom operator in Medford, distributed his remaining near beer to friends as a souvenir of Prohibition. The quirky scene reflected transitional times as old habits met new legality.
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Medford
Ore
Ed Brown
SHIFT SITE OF FOREST CAMP NEAR KANE
Allegheny National forest camps shift location to Highland Cordes nine miles south of Kane. Colony five, two men, to inhabit private land from Pittsburgh after arriving from Fort Monroe. New camp raises Allegheny force to 1,071. Construction at other sites continues after first weekend. Religious services held at colonies Sunday.
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Fort Monroe
Allegheny National Force
Dunkie's Corners
Sugar UN
Heart's Content
Death Claims George Warner in Corry
George Warner died last evening about 11:20 at his home 317 Moll Street after a long illness. He was born March 20 1853 in Hydetown and lived in Corry twenty five years. Survived by three daughters Ida Collinson Union City Cora Brown Jamestown Blanch Daley Townville Pa a son Elmer Warner and wife and two stepdaughters Lolis Gasler Painesville C and Elizabeth Crowe Cory four brothers Sam Warner Los Angeles Davidl Warner Sal on Milton Warner Michigan Reuben Warner Gerry and one sister Miss Mary Ith andor of Drie Services Thursday at 2 pm Pavisan's Fiera Home with interment Evergreen Cemetery Union City.
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George Warner
Hydetown
Corry
Ida Collinson
Union City
Cora Brown
Jamestown
Blanch Daley
Townville
Elmer Warner
Painesville
Lolis Gasler
Elizabeth Crowe
Cory
Sam Warner
Los Angeles
Calif
Davidl Warner
Salon
Ore
Milton Warner
Michigan
Reuben Warner
Gerry
Mary Ithandor
Drie
Pavisan
Fiera
Evergreen Cemetery
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ING
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Hava Tates
C. R. Rogers Company
Diffsville
Joseph McCarthy
North Center Street
Amos Williams
G. ©. Heath
Hatch School
Second Ward
Atien
W. H. Cole
Tiviity
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Placadam
Star Garage
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Clifford Hammond
Greenville
Charten Stewart
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Byron Hess
Highesters Pills
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Owl's Nest
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