Prices and policy swirl in post war US discourse
Washington reports on President Rosewelt's gold price policy and its impact on a rising commodity market. Professors Warren and Rogers are noted for their analysis in a new book titled Prices, while bookshops struggle to keep copies available. Amid reform debates issues of reforestation, C C C lore, and liquor advertising raise questions about enforcement and historical policy shifts.
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United Press
Washington
Rosewelt
George Warren
James H. Rogers
Warren
Rogers
Wth
Twenty Years Ago Hallowe'en Parade and Local News
Twenty years ago journal items note a successful Hallowe en parade ablaze with red fire. Local schools Warren High versus Corry High at City League. Courier items include personnel lists for Corry team and minor neighborhood notices. Property sale of Mrs Brigham’s West Church street home to L D Alfen. Rabbit hunting season opens with several hunters bagging rabbits. Attorney Waller S Peake moves office to RS Johnson building. W T Plahepty at Hotel Bartlett Cambridge Springs dance. Rev H C Shaw returns from Chicago after a visit.
Governor Urges Action On Child Health Amid Depression
Governor outlines Pennsylvania Emergency Child Health Committee efforts to supervise health for unemployed families and children on relief. He credits Munsey Society for co operation and warns that lack of relief reform could burden future generations with illness and suffering. He urges voters to approve Amendment No 8 on November 7.
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Pennsylvania
Munliea) Society
State of
Uey
Relef
Penn
Sylvania
Vole
Officer's Shot Halts Car Thief in Times Square
Erie youth LeRoy Nelmere, 21, captured after police shot into the air to stop him as he fled with a stolen car. Nelmere, of Vine Street, pleaded guilty to auto larceny at arraignment and was jailed facing court action. He was arrested near Central High School after a pursuit by officers Wolfenston Yaple and Wardanski.
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Robert Hebner
Coney
Wechner
Joseph Coney
Fechner
Mechner
Erie
Times Square
LeRoy Nelmere
Vine Street
Eugene Alberstam
Erie County
L. Everett
101
Pend Streets
Neimeic
Neimeid
Neimele
George Wolfenston
J4an Yaple
Leg Wardanski
Yaple
Nar
Discussion on Relief Amendment Seeks $25 Million Bond Issue
Officials within the Republican camp urge approval of a $25,000,000 bond issue to fund welfare and relief. Advocates note motor funds and direct relief programs would rely on the bond, with National Economy League backing Amendment No. 9. The measure would allow indebtedness, directing proceeds to the General Fund for appropriations and relief administration contingent on voter approval.
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Republican Organization
Tt Ty
National Economy League
State Emergency Relief Board
Commonwealth
State Department of Welfare
France Likely to Default Again on War Debt to U S
Reported shift in France's new Sarraut cabinet aims to avoid full payment of 22 200 025 owed to the United States with a decision due in the Chamber of Deputies next month. Washington officials expect continued default amid suspicions of repudiation proposals to end fifteen years of dispute. The December 1982 due payments plus June arrears, plus interest over nineteen million, trouble U S-France debt relations.
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Owine
United States
Ben
Sarraut
Chamber of Deputies
France
Washington
Revolution in story selection urged for film industry
Hollywood editor Ray Long now heads Columbia's scenario department and argues for a single decisive editor to own story rejection. He condemns major studios for buying stories to fit stars and urges a top editor accountable for all narrative choices to avoid “corpses” of magazines run by editorial boards.
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Alanson
Long
Downpour Drowns Birds in Taylor Texas
Thousands of young English sparrows drowned under large shade trees in Taylor after a heavy rain of 3.89 inches. The event followed a recent downpour that saturated the area, with residents reporting numerous bird carcasses beneath branches. Local authorities urged caution and cleanup efforts as they assessed the scene.
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Taylor
Texas
Not Innocent Plea in Buffalo Public Intoxication Case
Bast of Buffalo arraigned on public intoxication charges. When asked for plea the defendant declared Not Innocent. The judge fined him ten dollars.
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Buffalo, N. Y
Hoy
Corry History Inquiries On Local Officials and Staff
Questions seek dates for R C Snapp as president of Corry Milling and Supply Co at 240 West Washington, Rev R Semindinger as assistant rector of Sir Thomas Church, Hiram Ransom collecting saxes for Corry school district, and Mrs Finn A Dean serving as librarian for Corry Public Library.
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R. C. Snapp
Corry Milling& Supply Co
West
Washington Street
R. Semindinger
Sir .Thomas Church
Hiram Ransom
Corry
Finn A. Dean
Corry Public
Ivar Hat House Showcases Futuristic Felts For Winter
Paris styles spotlight Ivar firm with felts and fabrics blending past and future. Hats range from thick fluffy to extremely light, with speckled hair long enough for a turban look. Fabrics border dresses and trims, offering flat and draped reversible uses. Materials include All Daily Angeli Badabou and dog inspired felts like Fox Terrier.
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Paris
Ivar
All Dail
Angeli
Badabou
Hirstule
Alretale
Brittin
Home Fire Sparks Rescue as Brother Leaps to Safety
In Bolivard, a house fire destroyed Clarence Leonard’s home on Tuesday. The 11-year-old saved his 7-year-old brother Franklin by leaping to safety through flames. Mothers Katherine and Beulah assisted near the doorway as Mr and Mrs William Leonard were away visiting kin in Custer City.
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Bradborl
Mr. Leonard
John Leonard
Braxton
Tax rate hinges on county assessors move in St Marys
In St Marys the tax rate for 1984 may rise depending on how the county handles new assessments. Controller Harvey M Willis praised the county board but noted potential delays in assessments and appeals beginning in November. If assessments align with prior levels, the nine mill tax rate could persist. Also in St Marys a home at 342 North St Marys Street was gutted by a basement fire, origin unknown, as the Anthony Foster family stood outside enjoying a car ride. Firefighters broke in due to a locked door. downstairs and upper floors damaged. insurance partially covers the loss. no total damage figure yet. In Rhineland district, Seth V Braderible was sworn in as collector, administered by his daughter Ann Braderible.
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Erse
Court House
Harvey M. Willis
Ipsd
Willis
ST. Marys
Anthony Foster
North St. Marys Street
Henry Fritz
Boy Scouts Receive Lakefront Land Gift
The Boy Scouts of America receive an outright gift of about 150 acres with 1000 feet of lake frontage along Lake YaAune near Lighthouse Point. Fran i Mitz president of the Upian rust Company of Unis city funds the donation, aiding camp, reforestation, game preserve, and nature study efforts for youth through larger-scale programs.
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YaAune
Chautaugha Lake
Lighthouse Point
Chanteiqua
Frani Mitz
Upian Rust Company
Unis City
Merz
Secu
Carl Firs
Boy Stouts
America
Mame
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James A. Reed
Congenes
Warren High
Greteler
Paul Lapard
Currier
Bahitt
Paulson
Hil
McLean
Shaw
Brown
MoKinney
Percy la
Clove
Ant Downey
0. R. Brigham
Waller S. Peake
RS. Johnson Building
AL Berman Porter
T-Plahepty
Bartlett
Cambridge Springs
H.C. Shaw
Chicago
Harrisburg
Guarry
Omaha
Nebo
Leonard Kane
Tor
Hollywood Film Shop
ST. Marys Home
Dad Providemner
Jnseth
Coats
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Boy Scouts
Hiyatists
Louis Pasteur
Pas
Model Dairy Co
Penna
Citizens National
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