Senator Robinson Responds To Reed On Relief Policy
The document quotes Senator Robinson rebutting Senator Reed of Pennsylvania over relief policies tied to the New Deal. Robinson accuses Reed of turning relief into a political campaign and defends Roosevelt’s policies as patriotic, while calling Reed’s stance reactionary and aligned with Hoover era inaction.
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Heed
David A. Heed
Reed
Pennsylvania
David A. Reed
G. O. BI
Roosevelt
Pinchot
New capital issues rise as law faces scrutiny
Federal Trade Commission reports April registration statements for new issues totaling 115.57 million dollars, a record post Act of 1923. March saw 23 filings totaling 24.13 million. FTC notes the higher April volume suggests the act is not a severe deterrent and may herald renewed capital markets, while Alfred P. Sloan calls stockholders to be politically conscious and socially aware in business.
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Federal Trade Commission
Vale of Fire
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Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors
Corry High Beats Edinboro 2 0 In Baseball Slate Clean
Twenty years ago Corry High shut out Edinboro Normal School 2 to 0 on a yesterday afternoon field. Hill fanned seventeen as the mound work stood out. The paper notes visits by church and civic figures and a smallpox school closure in Union City alongside local town happenings and bowling of a Maccabee league battery import.
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Corry High
Edinboro Normal School
Hill
Union City
Star Signs and Life Guidance Mixed in October
The column mixes star signals with marriage notes and political reflections. It highlights Aries Libra matchups and compatible signs while warning about health and career periods from August 15 to September 12 and December 5 to December 31. It compares government thinking to driving a three horse team needing balance among practical politics economics and humanitarian aims.
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Hais
Roosevelt seeks new name for subsistence homestead program
Washington May 15 The interior department recalls President Roosevelt’s push to rename the subsistence homestead program to avoid its uninspiring connotation of bare existence. A public response suggests options like Independence homesteads and New Deal homesteads while officials note no prize has been set. The GCC boy’s labor and emergency conservation efforts are praised, including park grounds, forest work, road building, erosion projects, and tree planting.
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Interior Department
Roosevelt
Agriculture Department
Interior
Namie Foun
M. L. Wilson
Independence
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GCC
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Acadia National Park
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Sarah Winslow
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Plan for Card Party Friday
The Degree of Honor Protective Association completed plans for a card party Friday evening May 18 at Masonie Hall Bridge. Five hundred pedro and other games will be played. The public is invited to attend, with awards to be given and refreshments served.
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Masonie Hall
Bridge
Five Hundred
Pedro Ami Hojeam
Paris Styles I Paris May 144 Dark outfits for day wear
In Paris fashion notes, dark clothes define the daywear trend with navy blue black and deep greens as preferred foundations. Bright accessories lift the look, while collars and cuffs in pique add tailored polish. For relaxed wear, lace or softer pique shapes with leaf or petal motifs offer lighter options.
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Paris
Hollywoods odd pair Burns and Allen charm Hollywood
Hollywood reports on George Burns and Gracie Allen, famed comic duo, who despite public quarrels maintain a careful, sanely coordinated act. The article notes their deep public affection, Gracie’s apparent denseness kept for their stage persona, and Burns guarding her, fearing a sensational story about her abilities could cost them money.
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George Burns
Gracie Allen
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Gracie
Yeira
Paramount
United States
Burns
Burns and
Allen
Child Suffers Fatal Burns In New Castle Bath Accident
In New Castle Pennsylvania on May 19 a 24 month old child, Dean Plumer, died after falling into a tub of boiling water while an older sister prepared cooler water. The tragedy occurred as the girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dominic Flumer, was being bathed.
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Tammany Young
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Paramount
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Pm Jones
Mielda
Smith
New Castle
Dean Plumer
Dominic Flumer
Auxiliary Dinner Set At Veterans Home
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars plans a chicken dinner at 5:20 PM in the VFW home. Gertrude Allen chairs the kitchen, Florente Amy the dining room, and Mrs. Hys B. Wich handles tickets. Public invited to purchase dinners for auxiliary benefit.
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Gertrude Alen
Florente Amy
Hys B. Wich
Jamestown Adopts Daylight Saving Start and End
Jamestown council approved daylight saving from Sunday, June 8 at 12:01 a.m. to Sunday, September 4 at 2:00 a.m. Nine councilmen favored the change and three opposed. Voting: Clark Mason Lyman Conroy Shucker Sanbury Is Erickson Lindholm in favor. Charl Holroyd Jones opposed.
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Jamestown
Maly
Clark
Mason
Lyman
Conroy
Shucker
Sanbury
Erickson and
Lindholm
Jharl
Tholroyd
Jones
Abate Erie Tax Penalties for Three Months
May 15 Penalties on city taxes with six percent yearly rate will be abated for three months starting May 15. The city council will grant the treasurer authority to approve abatements up to 80 percent on delinquent bills. An estimated $100 000 in back tax collections may result. The measure follows the 1983 act and can occur only once.
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Erie
Thomas MeKaney
Act of Assembly
Mehaitey
Kane Woman Struck by Car on Fraley Street
Mrs. Mary Lamphere 4 of Fraley Street suffered a fractured right wrist and facial lacerations when struck by a chromobile while crossing Fraley Street en route to her home above Kane Ruben Company Saturday evening. She was taken to Community Hospital. condition improved. Driver Andra Skok of Duke Center was not held.
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Mary Lamphere
Fraley Street
Traley Street
Kane Ruben
Aegpital
Unis
Nine Million Trees Distributed by State Nurseries
Harrisburg May 15 Nine million trees have been distributed this year by four state forest nurseries. Civilian Conservation Corps workers planted about a third of new plantings. The Kittanning forest led with over one million trees set out. Reforestation touched 19 of 24 forests and all counties except Philadelphia. Additional plantings occurred at Pymatuning Reservoir, Washington Crossing Park, Bushy Run, Fort Necessity, and state game lands under the Game Commission.
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Harrisburg
Charley St. Meek
State Department of Forests
Wate
Meek
Civilian Conservation Corps
Kittanning
H. W. Stadden
Moshannon State
Penn State Forest
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Philadelphia
Pymatuning Reservoir
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Washington Crossing
Bucks County
Bushy Run Battlefield
Westmoreland County
Fort Necessity
Payette County
State Board of Game Commissioners
Milk dealer uses milk to extinguish blaze
Middleboro Mass Barclay Kinsman a local milk dealer stopped a fire by pouring milk onto the flames as a motorcycle rider from New York dumped a bottle of milk into the blaze, quickly quelling the fire.
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Mass
Barclay Kinsman
New York
Kinsman
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