Notike in a Blue Moon to be Paramount release
Hollywood film notes announce Notike in a Blue Moon as a joint Save MacArthur project for Paramount with Camera Work, detailing the cast including Savel, Nikita Ballet, Cecilia Loftus, and others. Additional items include The County Chairman with Will Rogers, Love Without Words by Hats Szekely, and One More Spring starring Janet Gaynor and Warner Baxter.
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Charles MacArthur
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MacArthur
Paramount
Crown
Save
Revo
Louise Dresner
Robert McWade
Charles Middleton
Styssell Simpson
Gay Seabrook
Roilie Alderson
Willem V. Mong
Will Rogers
John Blystone
Hats Szekely
Brivh
Portner
Tschaikowsky
Henry B. Walthall
Fox
Sheeran
Janet, Gaynor
Warmer Baxter
J. M. Kerrigan
Henry King
Spangle Gown Craft From Paris Designers
Paris styles compare two gown methods using millions of spangles. Philippe et Gaston piles bright jet spangles from waist to hem with increasing size and a diamond corsage. Lucien Lelong scatters silver specks from waist to hips over black tulle and cape. Today's Fashion Tip notes stitching changes create varied effects.
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Paris
Philippe Et Gaston
Lucien Lelong
Patrolman Leo Wardanski Suspended After GOP Row
Erie bribe note reports Patrolman Leo Wardanski suspended for five days after interfering at Young Republicans HQ on State Street. He threatened attorney William B Washabaugh Jr and Otto Hitchcock Jr during a quarrel over a radio broadcast volume. Chief Christoph stated suspension based on the incident.
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Leo Wardanski
State Street
Wardanski
William B. Washabaust, Jr
Wien Be
Otto Hitchcock, Jr
Christoph
Christyply
Pennsylvania's New Deal Victory Signals Shift in US Politics
The piece hails Pennsylvania’s 1930s election results as a decisive win for Roosevelt's New Deal, noting the state’s Republican history but its embrace of Democratic policies. It highlights Joseph F. Guffey’s Senate win, George H. Harle as Governor, and gains for Democrats in Congress, while urging unity and continued progress under the New Deal.
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Commonwealth
Roosevelt
Bio Roosevelt
Atlantic
Pacific
Canadian
Gulf of Mexico
United States
House
Senate
Congress
Republican Party
Joseph F. Guffey
Roose
David J Reed
George H. Harle
Geo
Warle
Alate Ucket
Earle
Corry
Erie County
Maton
Great Democratic Victory in Pennsylvania Foresees New Era
A brief statement lauds a great Democratic victory in Pennsylvania and vows to add support for a popular government in the Commonwealth that will benefit all residents. The tone signals optimism for reforms and broader governance.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Whose Country Is It After The Campaign Ends
An editorial before election results argues democracy means majority rule but rejects private possession of America by any party or group. It urges unity beyond Republicans and Democrats, noting Americans share ideals and should advance together as students in the School of Democracy.
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America
Great School of Democracy
No Country Self-Sufficient Says Roper at Trade Convention
Secretary of Commerce Roper warned at a National Foreign Trade Convention in Washington that permanent self-sufficiency does not exist for nations. He argued prosperity ties to flourishing foreign trade and domestic business, with experts noting international trade drives capacity use and lower costs, though practice has varied in recent years.
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Roper
United States
Mbsir
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal of 1914
Notes from Corry area history include a small blaze at the Bonnell Company plant, new postal salary orders for R F D carriers, a hospital equipment contract, a betting on football games, a wounded player returning to Randolph, and an air minded dog Gypsy killed in Anaconda. Trade barrier tensions and calls for freer goods exchange are noted as international context.
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M. Bonnell Company
North Center Street
Corry Hospital
American Sterilser Company
Thomas
Morris
Chamberlain Miliary Academy
Leaye Corry Hospital
Randolph
Anaconda
Mont
America
Yale Professor Joins INRA Leadership Board
United Press reports Walton Hale Hamilton, Yale law professor famed for absent mindedness, becomes a member of the dye-man INRA board guiding policy. The piece notes his sharp wordplay, habit of scribbling with a stubby pencil, and range of writings from economies to oil.
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Washington
Navy
Yale
INRA
Walton Hale Hamilton
Hamilton
Blue Eagle
WRA
Consumers’ Advisory Board
Hugh 8. Johnson
Dr. Hamilton
Pioneers Trudge 70 Miles to Ship Sheep in Nashua
John Deskerdt and wife trekked seventy miles to Nashua to herd their sheep for shipment. Local farmers say such long passages show resilience and commitment to markets.
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Sheenashua
Mont
John Deskerdt
Star Signals Octavine and Astrology Notes
The column forecasts astrological details for November, detailing Moon signs, travel implications for the Clergy and foreign-born, and favorable periods including December 18–20, 1934 and May 24–June 18, 1905 with a later note on August 18–28, 1935. It also mentions dangers August 20–27, 1935 and moments of social favor November 9–11, 1935.
Spanish rebels executed in Madrid executions begin
In Madrid on November 7 Jose Naredo and Jose Guerra Pardo were executed for involvement in a socialist rebellion. Twenty three men were condemned and 21 received sentences cut to zero years. President Alcala Zamora opposed the executions and two men were put to death. Naredo died in Gijon for killing a neighbor at a Catholic rectory clash. Pardo died in Leon for throwing a bomb at an army truck killing two soldiers.
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United Press Madrid
Jose Naredo
Jose Guerra Pardo
Secet
Nicelo Alcala Zamora
Naredo
Gijon
Pardo
Leon Fo
Reed-Schnader Slate Wins Venango County Races
In Venango County Franklin on November 7, with 72 of 76 precincts reporting for senator Reed 11 952 and Guffey 7 604. Governor Schnader 12 295 and Harte 7 700. Lieut governor Scott 11 157 Kennedy 7 208. Internal affairs Taylor 11 267 Logic 7 127. Superior Court Trexler 11 234 Pharles 7 127.
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Venango CO
United Press
Franklin
Venango County
Reed
Guffey
Schnader
Harte
Scott
Kennedy
Taylor
Logic
Superior Court
Trexler
Pharles
Travel Talk Delights Mentor Club Members
Mrs. Gora Smith, a Corry teacher, spoke about her summer trip to Venezuela in South America before seven Mentor Club members at Mrs. F. A. Wilcox home. Lantern slides illustrated the fins voyage and a linen was served after the meeting. The group adjourned to meet Mrs. Elnor Griswold on November 19.
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Corry
Mentor Club
Venezuela
Americas
Smith
F. A. Wilcox
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