WE THE PEOPLE ON SUGAR POLITICS AND PROTECTION
A Washington piece criticizes Senator O Mahoney and President Roosevelt over sugar policy, arguing tariffs and quotas shield a powerful sugar lobby. It notes U S production shortfalls, child labor in beet fields, and the economic cost of sugar protection to Americans.
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Yhn Parley
Senator O'Mahoney
Farley
Roosevelt
America
Sir Wilmot Lewis
Washington
Maria
Louisiana
Unite States
West Indies
Mewan
Philippines
Puerto Rico
Department of Aggiculture
Wallace
Congress
United States Tariff Commission
United States ‘Supreme Court
The
Sugar Institute
United States Gone Sugar Refiners Association
Fred
Cummings
Colorado
National Beet Growers Association
New Deal
Jones-Costizan
Memorial Day Reflections and Parish Jubilee At St Thomas
Memorial Day observations urge remembrance of veterans and civilians who suffered in war while warning against future conflicts. The article also marks St Thomas Church in Corry celebrating its triple anniversary, including a 75th year parish milestone and the silver jubilee of Father Graves, with events on West Washington Street.
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Priiess A. Graves
Mather Graves
St. ‘Thom
Wienaol Braey
Chuweh
Moxter
Joli Mark Gannon
Hisnoy
the Erie
St Thomas
Tar
Corry
St. Thomas
Tourists Prefer Comfortable Travel Over Adventurous Trips
The article notes that average Americans like Weresa Windensay prefer air travel and familiar scenery, planning trips of about three weeks. They seek safety, ease, and steady routines, avoiding extreme adventures and long cruises. Travel money flows through established routes and large busi nesses, with a cautious, comfort oriented approach to vacations.
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Letong mid season collection dazzles with color and style
Paris May 29 The Letong mid season collection showcases bright color ensembles in three to four color mixes. Beach linens and unique fabrics highlight bold oranges yellows greens and reds with contrasting backgrounds. Silk chiffon trims and striped patterns add flair to gowns and evening wear.
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Paris
Gayle Tin
Improves Siction Next Week In Spring Creek Event
Sportsmen in Warren County call for improvements as WPA plans a two mile distance race. Sponsors include the Strike Wreck ownership. project aims to support local workers with a planned two mile contest and a potential public event banner.
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Warren
He Strike Wreck
WPA
Waren
Pennsylvania
One-Minute Test Questions and Answers Sample
The questions ask about the state where the Street Gahela Tiver rises, the free republic allowing voting, and the country in which Lewis participates in platinum action. Hints on etiquette note hats with sleeveless formal dress and hair ornaments. The horoscope mentions birthdays Sunday and generosity, with answers West Virginia Liberia The Soviet Union.
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Liberia
Soviet Union
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files May 29 1917
The May 29 1917 Journal Files recounts WWI era notes. Local recruitment events planned for June 5 seek volunteers for service. Grand Army of the Republic members attended a Memorial Day gathering at Hatch Building. Royle Smith and Mierke Amy reportedly joined U S Cavalry, transferred to a Wyoming state station. Officers Reserve Training chance reported for two Corry men. Kinley to perform with Mulberries in Columbus, while Walter Merrick travels to Cleveland for business duties and future post.
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Erie
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Cole Bros. Circus
Western Auto Supply
Barlows Block
Merritt
Hollow Lake
Fishrose Point
Charles H. Fry
Cleveland
Alrey
Kiwanis Clix Committee
Lewis Bros Circus
Service Club
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P. Lowe Edwards
Encial Walqnes
Jumiok High School
Hollywood Film Shop on Ghost Voicing in Cartoons and Talkies
Hollywood voices often rely on dubbers to provide songs and screams when stars lack singing talent. Notable ghost artists like Sarah Schwartz and Edwart2 supply vocals, while stars such as Stanley Morner and Jack Haley benefited from dubbing in scenes. The practice, once common in early talkies, extended to horror and musical sequences, with instrumentals often pre-recorded by expert musicians.
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Itickey ‘Mouse
Donald Duck
Horace Horse Collar
Sarah Schwartz
Misa Schwartz
Darla Nolan
Nat
Miss Edwart2
Cal Isthenius
Lost & Jbl
Stanley Morner
Virginia Bruce
Blew
Allan Jones
Morner
Miss Bruce
Ihrough
Hona Bde
Jenny Lind
Barnum
Randy White
Jack Haley
Tip Andy
Haley
Fuk
Buddy Clark
Jack
Dick Barthelmess
Uned
Wexry River
John Murray
Barthelmess
Corinne Griffin
Roosevelt Reform Clash Over Tariffs Looms
A fragment cites a debate on a reform bill tied to a December 31 deadline. It claims a high tariff and subsidy harm the American public with figures like 320 000 and 75 000 000 while noting internal resistance within the administration ready to oppose the trade move.
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America
Rocavelt
Stewarts Views on Arctic Explorer Doctor Cook Unfold in Washington
Central Press columnist Charles Stewart recalls Tim Cook, the controversial Arctic explorer who claimed to reach the North Pole before Peary. He details Cook’s travels from the boreal regions to Alaska, Mount McKinley, and a prison term, noting official support and later discrediting of his accounts. The piece frames Cook as a debated figure in early polar exploration.
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Central Press
Washington
Broderick A. Cook
North Pole
Tim
Cook
Copenhagen
Hans
Arctic
Lucy Ware
Doctor Cont
Hempel
Pole
Peary
Grewnlaid
Tsimey
North Mole
Montia
Teast
Milevelo
Antara
Sin
Alaska
Mount McKinley
North
Texas
Fort Leavenworth
Doctor Gat
Postal Clerks Soothed Woodshield After Complaint
Postmaster Thiward J. Weterman addressed post office clerks in Woodshield following a complaint. A radio system was installed to ease tensions and improve tone within the Woodsetds facility, aiming to calm operations and comfort staff.
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Woodsetds
Thiward J. Weterman
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