Beginnings Of Peace Day Reflections In Corry Pa
Local editorial reflects on Armistice Day marking twenty years since the World War armistice, urging non aggression and goodwill to sustain peace. It critiques financial speculation and analyzes elections, noting Republican gains and the shifting national mood ahead of 1940.
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Conry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Wiliam P
Philadelphia
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Republican Party
Democratc Party
Silver Shirts
Hiller
Mussolini
House of Repentatives
Hollywood film shop and Beebe take the throttle in LA
Lucius Beebe arrives as technical adviser for Paramount Union Pacific in Los Angeles. He mans the locomotive throttle aboard the City of Los Angeles in morning dress with gloves and hat, under permission from Paramount president William S. Jeers. The scene unfolds as directors press Beebe for an on screen appearance while telegrams from Mayne George P. McLoughlin spark city officials to invite Beebe to visit. A Delaware tribe actress known as Princess Wyhnemah features as a noted native character. Czechoslovakians in British Columbia number an estimated 1,800 with many in Limber camps, tracing a flood of emigration since 1930.
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Hollywood
Lucius Heebe
Paramount
Union Pacific
Las Arteeles
Beebe
Homburg
William Jeers
Fifty Foot Fall Lucked In Jogging Incident
Ernest Ryan fell down during jogging in Lunenburg County scene near a pile of sunken timber and jagged racks. He landed on a pile, was only slightly injured, and responders reported minor scrapes with no serious harm.
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N.S
Ernest Ryan
Doubt Remains Over Senate Seats Don’t Crossed Lines
The excerpt notes Senate results with Republicans at 11 and Democrats 18 while 3 seats stay undecided. It muses whether a Democratic carry of the Solid South and other regions signals a Democratic victory, mentioning the era’s political climate and broader regional shifts.
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Solid South
New York
Illinois
Mountain States
California
Athees
Behind the Scenes in Washington by Rodney Washington
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace champions a two price system for farm goods while debating public milk subsidies and relief aid. The article traces Wallace's focus on consumer access, farmer markets, and a push to define professional employment amid wage rules and regulatory debates.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
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Department of Agriculture
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Consumers Guide
New York
Joe Faith
Harvan Law School
Supreme, Court
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Aml Tabow
Uie Busisory
Musineil
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Stamp surcharges and stamps mark 150th anniversary of Constitution
Foreign governments and the United States issued 44 stamps over the last year for the U S Constitution centennial. List includes Brazil Dominican Republic Ecuador France Guatemala Haiti Honduras Nicaragua Poland El Salvador Spain and the United States. The American Philatelic Society rejected a Swedish resolution against stamp speculation and charity issues. France issued a 20th anniversary Armistice stamp depicting Arch of Triumph and troops with Entente flags including the United States and Britain.
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U.S
Brazil
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
France
Guatemala
Roosevelt
Haiti
Honduras
Nicaragua
Poland
Salvador
Spain
Philately
American Philatelic Society
Swedish Philatelic Society
Paris
Watermelon Invasion Report From Jail Basement
A fragmentary item describes a watermelon invading a jail basement in El Reno Oklahoma. The lightless space contained a watermelon vine and fruit that breached a sidewall ventilator, suggesting an unusual infestation or intrusion within the jail structure.
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EL Reno
Okla
Romance Flees Cleveland Cries Over Silent Case
Ambiguous OCR fragment from Cleveland crime page shows cryptic chatter about a relationship and weather or romance upheaval. The jagged text mentions Dan Sbowd, old icons, and possible outrage with unclear meaning. No concrete dates or outcomes are discernible.
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Cleveland
Zizek Mim
Dan
Firth
Retraction Sought Over AFL Wage Hour Debate In Letter
A reader letter exchange recounts calls for retraction of claims the AFL opposed the federal wage hour act now law. The writer concedes limited understanding of AFL stance and notes his later, balanced view while criticizing TTO and business groups. He stresses labor unity and cautions against generalization from early positions.
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Mr. Green
American Federation of Labor
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Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturers’ Association
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Congress
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Texas
Manufacturers” Association
Armistice Parade Promises Mammoth City Event 1916
Twenty years ago a grand Armistice celebration was planned with a massive parade. The event would unify Lavay city workers, fraternal groups, and Company I in a show of patriotic tribute. Also noted were wartime notices of marriages and military service updates among local residents.
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Lavay
Scattered Wortplay Fragments Tie Odd News Teasers
A jumbled OCR snippet mixes nautical delays, a Chicago postman discarding letters, a Halloween witch in London, a Jersey society protesting Bach music, and an Ohio farmer shaping pumpkin pies into celebrity likenesses, all in playful, unclear phrasing.
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West Jersey
Ohio
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