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Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Wred Kimball
INO
W. 48Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Cent
Pittsburgh
Corry
Roosevelt Warns Nazis and Calls World Unity for Peace
President Roosevelt declares that Nazi Germany cannot avoid responsibility for blocking peace efforts and that the United States will cooperate with other nations for global peace and security. He rejects isolationism and emphasizes a proactive foreign policy supported by allies.
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Roosevelt
Germany
Afty-four Na Ffong
America
Hitler
Roosvelt
Of Course It Is Dirty A Pathfinder Opinion
The Pathfinder in Washington laments the obsession with dirty books films and songs as modern profit and popularity drivers. He cites librarians parents and censors while arguing that literature drama and cinema should be noble and wholesome and condemns the pervasive dirt as a public failing.
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Pathfinder
Washington Weekly
Whch
Such & Tate
Beer Licensing Should Be Wise in Limited Fashion
City readies beer licenses amid unease over fairness and bootlegging risks. Mayor England and County Treasurer Taylor pledge cooperation while residents urge strict limits and merchant control. Officials warn against club schemes and broad license spread, calling for careful, sane regulation.
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England
Tredsayer Taylor
Questioned echoes on early city council members and historic notes
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls first City Council figures Eugene Wright James Lewis W H Parkman A B Vincent and H N Ransom, mentions Postmaster Haris with four horse fire apparatus and Elisa pane, and hints at Downer Works brick moulding date April 30 1624 with defoke yard and frost at Boston House.
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Eugene Wright
James Lewis
W. H. Parkman
A. B. Vincent
H. N. Ransom
Haris
Pbuck
Boston
Frost
Roosevelt laughter marks kinder White House mornings
Washington May 17 Roosevelt’s mood brightened by breakfast laughter as aides note a cheerier waking routine. Mrs Roosevelt drives herself but avoids long drives alone, recounting a Massena New York stop where she chatted with a boy and three friends.
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Uniten Press
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Thim
Mrs. Roosevelt
Ann
Upstate
New York
Massena
Bill Pressently
Rip
Watertown
Ise Hild
Watrtown
Maa~sen
Local Army Officers Promoted In National Guard
Charles Hull named first lieutenant and Jack Richards second lieutenant of Company A Pennsylvania National Guard. Corry Masons return from visit and report little to say. Twelve cars from this city completed round trip with railroad detectives clearing up Oscar Gustafson death as non foul. Property owners seek sewer inlet abatement on Spring street cross Church. Fly Fourth of July plans by Mayor Alexander and others. Dewitt Jackson returns to Ann Arbor to finish medical course. Several local social and business notes including a boat rebuilt at Findley Lake and Brooks Confectionery purchase.
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Charles Hull Hs
Fnd
Jack Richards
Company A
Locunll
Pennsylvania National Guard
Oscar Gustafson
Jamestown
City
Spring Street
Church Ahead
Cap Powers
Vincent Powers
Berlin
Sea Lord
Child's skin restored after police dig near Winfield
Two year old Calvadesne Ferris suffered a flesh tear on the face. Doctors performed a plastic repair to restore the skin using a ring found during a police dig near Udall. A hitching ring was found embedded in a tree in Harrisburg, dating back to 1851.
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Winfield
Calvadesne Ferris
Udall
Here
Harrisburg
88 year old man weds fifth wife in Bloomfield Indiana
William Ellis, 88, of Linton, married 69 year old Mrs. Emory Heacox in Bloomfield. The bride has been married before. Both parties are unable to read or write.
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Man
Bloomfield
Ind
William Eliis
Linton
Emory Heacox
Unwanted Bath Tracked Prowler Falls Into Flooded Basement
A prowler slipped into the basement of Fred Veeck in Petersburg and plunged into several feet of water as the space flooded after his entry. Police reported no further incident. Local authorities investigated the break in and the resulting flood conditions.
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Petersburg
Fred Veeck
Victor Jory rises from lumber camp to Hollywood lead
Hollywood May 17 Victor Jory, a husky actor with a past as a ditch digger and wrestler, climbs from stock company roles to major film work. He gained notice in Berkeley Square and I Loved You Wednesday, then paired opposite Janet Gaynor in The Devil's in Love and finally in Pardy the Next Best Thing.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Victor Jory
Boxer
Husky
Jory
Dawson City
Alaska
Salt Lake City
Vancouver
Cuncinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Indianapolis
Denver
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Memphis
New York
Berkeley Square
Pasadena
Fox
Warner Baxter
Janet Gaynor
Pardy
Warner
Rebekahs Sponsor Silver Tea May 26 in Priddy
The Rebekah Lodge of Rebelah will sponsor a silver tea in the 1, O. F. hall at Priddy on May 26. Mrs. J. W. Carmcke was named chairman with a capable committee. A fine program is planned and refreshments will be served.
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Rebekahs
Lady Franklin
Rebelah Lodge
Wit
J. W. Carmcke
Tax collection costs in Pennsylvania under review
The Western Pennsylvania Branch of the National Economy League reports Pennsylvania pays far more to collect taxes than Ohio. In 1924 the state averaged 2.42 per cent collection cost, with 9 245 taxing districts having varying powers. The league urges elimination of the fee system, noting recent cuts in Allegheny County delinquent tag collection fees.
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Piptsburgh
Milan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Thid
Western Pennsylvania
National Economy League
the Eagle
Allegheny County
Lose Licenses for Violations In City Court
Duran, Jobries and others face license suspensions under a new policy by Judge Keating. Edward Duke, 25, of South Olean, pleaded guilty to speeding and had his operator’s license held for ten days after being asked about employment. Daniel Thomas, 48, of Buffalo, was held on a charge of deserting his family after arrest following a minor charge.
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Buffalo
McDonald
Egg of unusual size laid by White Leghorn in New York
A White Leghorn owned by Police Captain George Finger laid an unusually large egg. The egg measured inches around the ends and middle and weighed about a third of a pound.
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Clean
N. Y
George Finger
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Findley Lake
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R. A
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Brooks Confectionery Store
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Downer
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