Canada and United States trade talks eyed for reciprocal treaty
The Canadian press notes growing support in Canada for a reciprocal tariff agreement with the United States. It cites U S Chamber of Commerce backing and suggests Washington may move toward easing barriers to absorb surplus production, boosting freight, employment, and cross border commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
United States Chamber of Commerce
Foeign Trade Association
Washington
Ely
Ottawa
Taft
Minimum Prices and Price Fixing in American Economy
The Supreme Court endorses competition as a guide for business and consumer welfare but warns that a fixed industry-wide minimum price harms efficient rivals. Justice Cardozo frets over broader justice and legislative policy. The piece argues against high level price fixing, noting NRA efforts yet cautioning risks to consumers. It emphasizes the balance between protecting weaker firms and preserving free enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Justice Car
Cardozo
Congress
NRA
Railroad Housecleaning Sparks Federal Control Debate
Federal Transportation Coordinator Joseph B. Hastman warns railroads must purge waste and weed out inefficient staff to restore credit and competition. He argues the choice is between viable private operation or a brewing, subsidized system, noting government cannot run an industry on subsidy even with public ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Hastman
Lve
Sound business reform and pacifist sentiment discussed
The article interviews commentators on railroads and war, noting that retirement for surplus workers could be funded by early pensions and investor concessions, while long-term gains might justify changes. It also cites Less War sentiment from Will Rogers and Dr. Jaszi, who see peace movements growing in England and France and urge rulers to avoid war to prevent domestic upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Oscar Jassi
Jaszi
America
Europe
England
France
Star Signals horoscope: caution on November 14
The dated horoscope warns of a bleak day for the aged, real estate, mining, agriculture or building. Jupiter transits the Sun three times next year, implying strong but troubling influences. Other periods noted include risks from fire, accidents, and social shifts, with dated ranges in 1885 1935 and 1935.
Alphabet soup politics and New Deal agencies grow
Washington notes the Roosevelt administration expanded federal bureaus and abbreviations. The list now includes agencies like AAA, NRA, TVA, FHA, FDIC, and many others, increasing federal employment toward 100000. A diner’s price rise to 75 cents mirrors broader costs of prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aniteo Press
Washington
New Deal
al Smith
Roosevelt
PWBHC
SAPFT
TVACT
Agricultural Adjustment
Administration
ACP
NIAB
National Industrial Recovery Board
NEA
National Recovery Administration
Fec
Federal Communications Commission
MSEC
Federal Securities and Wsnbange Commission
TVA
Tennessee Valley Authority
BHMA
Electric Home and Farm Authority
TRACT
Tennessee Valley Associated Cooperatives, Inc
FWRA
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
FSRC
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
OCC
Compadity Credit Corporation
Civilian Conservation Corps
Federal Home Loa Bank Board
HOLC
Home Owners Loan Corporation
MSLIC
Federal Savings and Loat Insurance Corporation
FCT
Federal Coordinator of Transportation
Farm Credit
FACA
Federal Alcohol Contro Administration
FHA
Federal Housing Administration
BIB
FDIC
Federal Deposit Insuranc Corporation
PAB
Petroleum Administrative Board
PWA
Public Works
SHG
Homestestis Corporation
Words That Count at the Box Office in Hollywood News
Hollywood reports a feud over dialogue as experts dissect how 46 to 48 words shape love scenes and melodrama. Richi Boleslavsky and Ned Sparks figures discuss private lists of potent terms used in scripts to manipulate audience emotion and box office outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richi Boleslavsky
Moscow
Garbho
Boléslaveky
Holeslavsky
Ned Sparks
Sparks
Foods Interests Club Delights Members with History Paper
Eight Headers members spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Clara Osborne on Wright Street. They answered roll call with a favorite recipe. Mrs C F Cronin gave a paper titled Foods tracing a history from colonial meals to present. Mrs A O Sandburg to host next Monday at her Wright Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Osborne
Wright Street
C. F. Cronin
A. 0. Sandburg
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files November 1914
A column notes local events and people including J F Austin Wake Mor varkige and Frank Baeder returning from Pittsburgh after presenting Corry Hospital’s claim to the State board of charities. Police arrest an illegal wife descriek. Mier guns seized. J Jackson buys plots on Base Wayne street. fall dwelling construction possible if weather stays. Beat news covers births, hospital visits, a Pittsburgh visitor to spend time with family, and upcoming weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. F. Austin
Wake Morvarkige
Frank Baeder
Pittsburgh
Corry Hospital
Tole
State Board of Charities
Paris Styles Rainproof Wardrobe Foreshadows Fashion
Paris on November 13 reports a quirky fashion scene with a navy waterproof tricot coat featuring redingote lines and rectangular cuffs. A navy felt tricorn hat by Louise Bourbon named Cragg adds humor, while Agnes Drecoll notes a black marocain cocktail frock called Preface with openwork shoulders and shirred hips. A fashion tip favors llama trimmed raincoats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bruyere
Cragg
Louise Bourbon
Agnes Drecoll
Stubborn Piles Relief Offer From San-Cura Ointment
G Root of Montebello California writes of San-Cura Ointment and Soap as a cure for piles after a neighbor spent $200 on remedies without relief. The ad claims guaranteed help for piles with a 60 cent jar or money back through the druggist. Also lists prices 60c and 1.25 with all directions.
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G. Root
Montebello
Los Angeles County
Cal
Taxpayers Face Warship Race As Fairs of Lando Coteahee
Washington reports indicate taxpayers may pay more taxes to fund new Navy ships if London and Washington talks collapse. US officials plan for maintaining present tonnage ratios or pro rata cuts, with a balance fleet position and no capitulation to scaling down capital ships.
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Lando Coteahee
Hobart C. Montee
United Press
Washington
Ian
London
Navy
Naval
Japan
Foresti
United States
Great Britain
Guilty Plea in Liquor Cases in Erie County Court
In Erie County Court two of four guilty pleas to liquor law violations led to sentences. Stella Novel of 644 B 15th St received five months and a $25 fine for manufacturing liquor. Herbert Enns of 131 6th St was sentenced to three months and a $60 fine after yielding 11 quarts during a raid. A non support case kept Boas in county prison pending further action.
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Erie
Defendanss
Stella Novel
15Th St
A. P. Rossiter
Herbert Enns
6Th Street
Thal
Boas
Netinn
Oil City Hunter Shot in Leg in Hunting Accident
In Franklin on Sunday Ralph Portenfield aged 86 of Hanson Heights was wounded in a hunting accident near Genterville. Twelve pellets struck his legs below the knee as J J Sarlie of Hasson Heights fired prematurely while aiming at a rabbit. Portenfield was removed from Oil City Hospital to his home after treatment. The incident details and surrounding confusion are reported as part of the local crime and public safety brief.
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Franklin
Ralph Portenfield
Hanson Heights
Oil City
Nook
Porterfield
J. J. Sarlie
Hasson Heights
Genterville
Sarlie
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
ATO
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Fred Tnc
Canadian Trad
Hollywood Film Shop
United Fie Ae
Hollywood
Paper ON Foods Interests Club
Mier
Descriek
Wad
Une
M. Jackson
Wayne Street
Ms, Lind
Breil Lali
Troy Gillette
St. John’s Hospital
John Dunne
Vandalia
Wil Bradt
Philadelphia
Harriet Armstrong
Eir
East
Congress Street
Claire Tracy
William Hazel
Mayter Armstrong
Paul W. Stone
Carl Noblett
West
Church, Alyeot
Mary Knight
Williams
Woolies
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penny
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