Senate delays influence on Muscle Shoals gift debate
The piece praises the Senate for deliberation over the Muscle Shoals deal, contrasting its cautious scrutiny with swift executive moves. It notes writers fear the Senate’s slow pace may thwart generous offers and questions why Ford’s proposal lacks clear intent, while urging appreciation for restraint in distributing national assets.
Government regulation debated by Chamber of Commerce official
Secretary Tuover argues government should regulate business only when self regulation fails and abuses arise. He warns regulation can overreach but cites failures to curb harm, urging balanced oversight and self enforced standards to curb waste and protect public interests. He notes a faction favors annexation and questions governing newly acquired territory.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Tuover
Jinden Teele
Eat
TOR SALE Baby carriage in good condition
A baby carriage is offered for sale in good condition at M8 east South street. Contact Mr Wai and Paul Darling Anane for details.
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Tor Sale
East South Street
Mr Wai
Paul Darling
Anane
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files
A retrospective snippet recalls early 20th century locals. Mentions Dr. Wool traveling to Pambridge Sprisive ship and Charles McTotyre departing for Maudville for an Attending college event. References to the Pennsylvania Melt Commission and Hollante with YD trainees from Corry Battery.
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Dr. TO. Wool
Pambridge
Dettier
Charles McTotyre
Maudville
Pennsylvania
Corry Battlery
Prohibition Critique and Local Auto For Sale Notice
The article cites heated views on the Eighteenth Amendment and enforcement hypocrisy, mentioning a Baltimore judge and several lawmakers in alleged drinkings, highlighting public contempt for enforcing laws. A Ford sedan is offered for sale at 409 West Wayne Street for $20.
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West
Wayne Street
Prohibition Debate Sways Public Opinion On 18th Amendment
The piece quotes Dr Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University arguing against enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment. It contrasts calls for moral restraint with legal enforcement and notes a divide over prohibition and the Volstead Act. It concludes that while many support the amendment, opinions differ on its interpretation and enforcement.
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Nicholas Murray Watler
Clumbia University
Rotler
Unclear gift details spark questions over charity funds
Fragmentary text notes Tenty Ford giving 75000 to the YW CoA and mentions remaining about 88000000 with references to income, plus questions about imitation of Andrew and a person named Carl Hewie.
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Tenty Ford
YW Coa
Meniy
Andrew
Carl Hewie
German Moderation and Party Dynamics in Elections
The piece warns that Germany's 20 party participation leads to coalitions and minority rule, praising the middle grouping for stability. It notes dangers from ultraradicals and conservatives, while criticizing U.S. isolation and weak defense amid global tensions. Also comments on the franc recovering and the dollar’s reduced buying power.
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Germany
Local News From Spartansburg May Day Events
Spartansburg May 1 report notes a Baptist church ladies and Grange band benefit on Thursday at 8 pm with leader Frank Gartney from Titusville. Several residents visit relatives, school duties announced, Mother's Day services held, and a birthday surprise for Mrs. Buena Conover. Community updates cover homes, travels, illnesses, and local happenings around Conover, Union City, and nearby towns.
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Mins
Maude Miller
Southern
Sparta
Concord Cuntere
Mro
Mir Fedk
Bixby
Roe
Frank Platine
BE. Mandiville
Union City
Harry Platt
Clark Buston
Job Healy
Hamot
Mire Healy
TR Wallace
Cony
William Edward
Oil City
Mex GA. Steven
Titusville
Chester Fulman
Akron
Ohio
CS Buiter
Corry Notes Highlight Local Visits and Sales
From Blue Eye to Corry and Kennedy residents were seen visiting relatives and attending church events. The week also brought a farm sale, local mill work, and several Corry and Spruyt Creek social visits.
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Blue Eye
Will Butch
Corry
Spruyt Creek
P.K. Mead
Thomas Spoon
John
Helles
Alla Mell
Henry Jai
Albert Sandburg
Charles DeJeans
Notice for pardon for Harvey Brewer in Pennsylvania case
Notice is given that an application for pardon will be made to the Board of Pardons at Harrisburg Pennsylvania on Wednesday June 18 2002 at 1 00 PM. Harvey Brewer who pleaded guilty in September Sessions 1928 in the Court of Quarter Sessions of Brien County Pennsylvania is serving a sentence of not less than one year and six months and not more than three years in the Western Pennsylvania Penitentiary where he has been confined since September 17 1928.
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Delmar
Margaret Parks
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Dil City
Maybetle Vitis
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Oia
Ineliw
Leroy
J. I. Baker
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Wai City
Mev
Eugenie Webly
A. Stranay
Jatin
Thomson
New York City
Charles Martin
Loney Dees
Woolstrvet
Marth
Romie
Martin
Bower
Charles Ross
Wits
Marrisburg
Penneylyamit
Harvey Brewer
Brie
Pennsylvania
Harvey Brower
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