Pioneers Move In Deluxe Style To Alaska Home
In a front page feature United Press reports on the Matanuska Valley colonization project. Midwest families chosen by the government travel by train and ship with prepared food, housing, and farm provisions. Experts select the 200 forty acre farms and specify crops. A rural rehabilitation loan covers initial equipment and seeds repaid over 30 years. The article notes a deluxe start compared with historic pioneer hardships and previews further discussion in tomorrow’s installment.
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New Deal
Matanuska Valley
Alaska
James A. Sullivan
United Press
San Francisco
California Valley
Matanuske Valley
Nebraska
Kansas Plains
Michigan
Wisconsin
Matanuska
St. Mihiel
Agricultural Division
The
College of Alaska
Rural Rehabilitation Corporation of Alaska
FHRA
Matsinska
Good and Evil News and the Newspaper Dilemma
A reader argues newspapers should print truthful content including evil and foolish acts to teach wisdom. The writer questions whether editors should only show the best in life and contends that exposing bad examples helps readers, especially the young, understand and avoid harm.
Anguish about the Angus and Dawes boom on the horizon
The piece weighs whether the Angus and Dawes boom has truly arrived, noting one swallow does not make a trend. It argues cautious optimism in stock, commodities, and real estate, with government spending and relief plans shaping expansion toward 1937, while forecasters expect gradual gains.
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Pker
Himer
Lindbergh Trophies Captured by St Louis Society
The Lindbergh trophies were deeded to the Missouri Historical Society in St Louis after Lindberghs historic flights. The display drew public interest for years with visitors from all states and many foreign columns. The collection includes medals busts books and aircraft models among other items reflecting the Spirit of St Louis era.
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Lindbergh
Lindberghs Haya
St. Louis
Linbergh
Thore Arrove
Eliie
Europe
America
Andy Peachstone
Sean Cokedon Whith
Heil Jong Appa Ta Stuali Ooys
Insurance history and modern risk sharing overview
An insurance man remarks on ancient and evolving risk pooling from ship owners in Greece to medieval guilds and Pharaohs grain relief. He notes governments are slow to adopt proactive methods, while citizens rely on insurers who have paid over 20 billion to living policyholders since the downturn, and asserts insurers have much to brag about.
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Surance
Greece
Pharaoh
Egypt
Joseph
Paris Styles Bright Deep Blue and Purple Fashion Show
Rosine Paris showcases a mid season collection featuring deep blue and purple palettes. Long, fuller skirts hang from the waist or shoulder, with loose folds and scalloped double stitching. An evening dress in blue with a square chocolate back and front pleated panel leads to a belted waist. A matching jacket creates a cocktail dress, red rosette at neck, sheer sleeves, with a bolero effect.
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Eee
Paris
Rosine Paris
Letty
Aveine Paris
Esther
Workers fear NRA fate as morale sours in Washington
About 1200 NRA employees report worsening conditions amid job concerns and transfers. Donald Richberg and Johnson stylesResurrected leadership tried to steady nerves with a blunt talk but critics, including Senate members, pressed for clarity on temporary extensions. New works program adds pressure, while city scaffolded fronts hint at preparations for a future convention.
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Johnson
NRA
Donald R. Richberg
Johnsoniag
Ntl
Tuichlerg
IRA
Senate
Claudette Colbert on film success rules in Hollywood
In Hollywood lore Claudette Colbert shares guidelines for stardom including never typecasting and letting the story drive the role. She cites her career from It Happened One Night to Private Worlds, stressing alternating genres and focusing on the film’s quality over personal glamour.
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Hollywood
Claudette Colbert
Claudette
Getvesa
Manny
Motion Picture and Sciences Academy
Sie
Star Signals May 21 Forecast for Lovers and Leaders
General indications of the day suggest notable activity for personal decisions and social events. Readers may notice shifts in mood and opportunities affecting relationships, plans, and work, with emphasis on timing and receptive attitudes.
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Thors Devember
Thompson's Barosma Tablets touted as kidney relief
Reverend J. Bass of Titusville Pennsylvania endorses Thompson's Barosma Tablets as beneficial for kidneys and bladder and claims they improved stomach and liver. The ad urges readers with pains and digestive issues to try the tablets and mentions Golden-Lax Tablets for liver support with a general drugstore availability note.
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J. Bass
Titusville
Thompson
Birthdate caution in medieval market rhetoric
In November 1095 a dated note warns about spending and caution with money. The fragment mentions desire to spend freely, advising prudent handling of affairs. Various garbled phrases reference timings like September and August and imply advice on personal finances in a historical context.
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files May 18 1915
A well attended Good Roads meeting led by L W Olets of the Corry Motor club named a committee to improve Corry streets. J Desmond Sam Sweet E H Barlow D J Alexander Robert Osborne J T Payne D Warren DeRosay W Ed Marsh J B Patterson C J Brown R J Follette and G D Heath. J Walter Clougt elected first president of Corry's new Board of Commerce and Industry. Other officers and directors listed. trout caught on Spring Creek weighed two pounds three ounces and measured 19 inches. surprise party for George Besson on his birthday. Miss Bes Clark and Mrs Robert King visiting Union City. Melvin Davis visiting Warren. James Maloney ill at Spring street. Colt triplets born near Columbia City. two small colts died, third died shortly after birth.
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L. W. Olets
Corry
J. Walter Clougt
Board of Commerce and Industry
C. R. Rogers
Gerry T. Kincaid
J. J. Desmond
Henry Keppel
I. B. Brown
F. E. Whittlesey
J. W. Olds
O. A. Stennett
Frank T. Babbitt
Artinir Colegrove
Sumner Bentley
M. O. Waller
Miss Bes
Clark
Robert King
Union City
Melvin Davis
Warren
James Maloney
Spring Street
State Nurses Convention Set For Erie October 21 26
A joint meeting of district officers for the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association discussed plans for the Erie Convention scheduled for October 21 to 26. Miss Esther Watriken attended as advisor, with district chairmen and ex service nurses named to key committees and roles at Warren and Erie.
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Erie
Warren
Charmen
CoChairmen
Pennsylvania State Nurses Association
YW. C
Esther Watriken
Pennsylvana State ' S Association
Crawford
Venauga
Mercer
Martha Langley
Erix
Elizabeth Lecce
Meyver
Anna
V. Bliley
Brie
Elizabeth Hartleh Uris
Mary Foringey
Rie
Adelaide Perry
Josephine Mook
Martha TR. Wile
Helen Andeson
Bust Or Secord
M. Rozalla
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Scotts Scrapbook
R. J. Scot
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Pitple
Drestes
Washington
Blue Eagle
Hugh
Johnnson
Stag
Works Administration
Dbearse
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Suriers
Lennie
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Deuel
Carl Taylor
Spring Creek
George Besson
Columbia City
Ind
George Wood
Chas Srarigs
BEFON
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