Monopolistic Policy Push Behind Depression Warnings
Washington columnist Jay Franklin argues that the United States is entering another severe downturn driven by monopoly and inflexible government. He cites rising inventories, weak purchasing power, price fixing, and legal shifts that favor producers over workers, warning the downturn could last a generation unless monopolistic policies are challenged.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Jblame
Misdell Econome
Elieg
NIRA
Supreme Court
Leon Henreyson
WPA
Winits
A. W. of L
Hutshilt
United States
Register
Tribuné Syndicate
Pay As You Go Policy Urged For Storm Sewer Funding
A local council weighs financing options for a storm sewer project with a pay as you go approach versus bonding. The piece argues pay as you go could fund about 3,000 in improvements, avoiding high bond costs and long interest. It cites broader uses in private and public sectors, noting past financing debates and cautions about taxation and debt.
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Pedera
Andi
Tes Vale
Corry Welcomes Miss Bower as New Hospital Superintendent
Corry Hospital appoints Miss Margaret Bower as the new superintendent succeeding Miss Ethel T Cole. She will assume duties next week directing affairs of the hospital amid postwar economic adjustments and calls for broadened community support.
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Corry
Margaret Bower
Corry Hospital
Ethel T Cole
Ani Shailay
Shsw Corry Hospital
Paquin Evening Gowns Highlight Hipline and Lace
Paris styles Taris nov twelve show features built hipline hooped gowns in tulle and chiffon with lace and satin sheaths. Pastel wools with fox trim, corselet belts, and net trims adorn silhouettes, with long ankle to floor skirts, gold and silver embellishments, and matching daytime frocks.
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Paquin
Fashion Tip and World Tensions Echo in Mid‑Century Notes
Cullont designs with transparent chit ton yokes and open work in vertical bands suit Paquin's midseason collection. Mentions Germany, Toth, France and Figland, with spokesmen criticizing Hitler's claims and the internal political decline. America responds by shipping gold, amid chatter of global frictions and cultural fashion cues.
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Paquin
Germany
Toth
France
Figland
Hitler
Hollywood Film No Christmas Ides New Style Wreaths
Hollywood reveals quirky Christmas ideas from Joan CrawfordUna Merkel Betty Furness and Deville Parker as decorations cookery and gift plans clash with a frosty white theme and novel table adornments. Christmas Eve lights candles and a Santa Anna track opening frame a festive mood across Los Angeles with whimsical prop ideas and tiny racehorse place cards.
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Hollywood
Joan Crawford
Sie
Una Merkel
Los Angeles
Betty Furness
Skys
Eve Kwifet
Miss Furness
Hollywou
Ise
Saneta Anna
Deville Parker
Holly Sycata
Watch Rare Hopi War Dance Returns After 20 Years
Several white men report witnessing the first Hopi war dance presentation in more than two decades atop an isolated mesa on the Hopi reservation. The event celebrates the birth of a child, according to observers.
Toledo Opens Crime Detection Lab at Central Station
Toledo police unveil a new crime detection laboratory at the central station. The facility will house a complete ballistics department and chemical section to aid in combating crime and improving investigations.
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Toledo
Central
Stewart Says On Windward Postponement And Public Opinion
Central Press columnist Charles P Stewart reports Washington’s reaction after a Windward visit postponement announcement. He notes executive anxiety and public opinion shaping policy while criticizing officials for overreaction and fear of political consequences. He cites modern diplomatic tensions and domestic scrutiny.
Earthly Comforts for Dead in Ancient Tombs
The article notes Egyptians placed earthly comforts with the dead including food liquids rouge pens perfumes weapons and jewels. A Scripps Howard science editor states later they used small clay models and clay statuettes to aid the soul in the afterlife.
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Inowa
Scripps-Howard Science
Ypuane
Window Screen Wire Shortage Report Momentarily Noted
Fragmentary notice indicates a demand for a mile of wire to repair a window screen. The terse line suggests a supply or manufacturing note, with no clear location, date, or involved parties readable in the text. Further details are not available in the fragment.
Twenty Years Ago Ax Taken from the Journal Files
O Neill former Corry man son Lawrence O Neill and nephew William have just purchased a large iron works in rising having disposed of their big holdings in St Louis. F T Babbitt leaves this evening for New York City to attend the Five State Rexall Convention. Red Cross packing of Christe ning boxes for soldiers begins this afternoon at the State Armory. Rolwin P Clark president of H Clark and Son in Union City died yesterday. Four occupants escaped injury when machine operated by Charles Hodgén overturned between Beaverdam and Elgin. Chief of Police Davis resignation accepted. Claude Messenger to Erie to serve as juror this week.
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Ee O Neill
Corry
Lawrence O'Neil
William
Rising
St. Louis
Charles Hodgén
Wayne Township
Beaverdam
Elgin
Davis
Patterson
Factographs and figures in a world of numbers
Freight cars in the United States average 48.8 tons capacity the highest on record. More than 62 million dollars will be spent for organized cancer research in the United States next year. There were over 70 000 dentists in the United States. A jewel studded pipe sent by Napoleon was valued at 7500 dollars in its era.
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United States
Umn
Napoleon
One-Minute Test Answers and Etiquette Note
The document lists answers: Dr Caryl T. Grayson a retired rear admiral as chairman. only one the 18th Amendment relates to prohibition. and Gaul as a named person. It also mentions signatures must be in ink and hints on etiquette no longer seen as breath of etiquette.
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American National Red Cross
U. S
Caryl T. Grayson
Gaul
Pennsylvania Navy Victory Highlighted On Navy Day
Harrisburg observes Navy Day with state pride as the Pennsylvania Navy is praised for organizing earlier than the Federal Navy and for a May 8, 1776 victory driving British warships from the Delaware near Philadelphia. Archives display muster rolls list 13 ships including the Expement, Bull Dog, Washington, Franklin, Congress, and Ranger.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Publicity Commission
Delaware
Philadelphia
Library of Old Muster Rolls
Expesment
Washington
Franklin
Congress
Ranger
Camden
Hancock
Warren
Burke
Watch Set in an Earring from Seventeenth Century Mystery
A fragment describes a seventeenth century yogué style watch set in an earring. Emperor Charles V of the Holy Roman Empire reportedly owned an earring inset with a watch containing ehumes.
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Charles, V
Holy Roman Empire
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Windsor
New
York Times
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Wis
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League of Nations
Ue Aes
Paris
Ent
Uncle Sam
Stewart
Charles P
Stewart Central Press
Washington, D
Windmaor
Politi
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Lot
Lamar
Whclaltom
Herrer
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Journal
F. ‘T. Babbitt
New York City
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The
Red Cross
State Armory
Rolwin
P. Clark
H. Clark and Son
Union City
Claude Messenger
Erie
All-Way Electric Co
North Center Street
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