Local notes reflect politics and community life
J L Spiegman, former councilman, courted by Democratic leaders for mayor while other local figures gain posts and plan events. Ohio State bound professor visits, WPA road work, and a fast PRR train addition are noted alongside Christmas relief drives, bridge games, and social milestones in Erle and nearby towns.
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J. L. Spiegman
First Avenué
Certaln
Burch Gorton
Corry
V. F. W. Posta
Bre
James P. Sullivan
Clarence B. Shoop
P. R. FR
Harrisburg
O'Day
West Wayne Street
Roy Fields
Stanford Hose Company
Thomas C. Conyngham
Erle
Shotit
Life
Time Magazine
W. Paris Hotchkiis
Meadville
Ohio State University
Carlton V. King
WPA
Roosevelt the Philosopher Message of Peace and Strength
Franklin D. Roosevelt framed peace as a duty of power saying let the strong help the weak to survive while warning against aggression. Speaking in Brazil en route to the Pan American Conference he urged permanent peace and assured protection for the Western Hemisphere to prevent future horrors. Roosevelt’s motto and creed call for a balance of peace with strength.
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Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Brazil
Chautauqua
Arctic
Antarctic
Atlantic
Pacific
Rio de Janeiro
Mars
Hunters Call for Care in Deer Season In Corry
Corry readers are urged to maintain strict hunting safety as deer season approaches. The article warns that high powered rifles in the hands of many, some inexperienced, create dangerous conditions in the woods and stresses careful handling, vigilance, and sensible precautions to prevent life altering accidents and protect fellow sportsmen.
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Corry
Football Season Winds Down With Rose Classic Soon
Football nears closing with few games today and next week before the Tournament of Roses caps the 1936 season. The sport draws huge crowds, with annual attendance in the millions, and has grown into a major business fueling intense rivalries like Army Navy. Fans recall the youthful, exhilarating atmosphere of college grid clashes as the season fades and memories linger of games past and the promise of one last big contest.
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Sparta
Icy
KSI
Old Fashioned Winter Weather Outlook For 1936 87
The piece muses on whether this winter will be like past seasons, with forecasts conflicted about severity. It notes experts admit forecasting limits beyond a week, recalls the harsh 1995-86 period, and suggests a possible return of severe winters, yet ends with a resigned view that weather cannot be controlled.
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Washington
Paris styles two tone costumes in Bailly winter line
Paris fashion notes two tone outfits dominate Germaine Bailly winter collection with sports and evening wear. A buff tweed ensemble features a straight shirt a brown erauy blouse and red sash belt while a green plaid blouse cape and green felt hat create another bold look. Evening wear includes a gold green lace gown paired with gold kid pell slippers. A fashion tip notes two tone outfits pair well for sports and daily wear.
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Paris
Germaine Bailly
Stothart Quietly Shapes Scores Hidden from View
Herbert Stothart composes mood setting music for major films without drawing attention to his work. He explains film scores should support drama, not overshadow it, citing Romeo and Juliet Mutiny on the Bounty The Good Earth and a deciphered 2000 year old Chinese motif used in the latter. Beginning as a University of Illinois professor he later collaborated with Lehar Frim and others.
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Norman B. Wcuce
United Press
Hollywood
Herbert Stothart
Stothart
University of Illinois
Frang Lehar
Rudolph Frim
Star Signals for June to July Birthdates Forecast
A fragmented horoscope outlines astral influences for those born June 24 to July 20 with warnings about money, work, and relationships. It mentions varied daily moods from morning to evening and notes financial changes and health cautions, plus scattered dates and garbled text.
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Indiowisona
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files November 28 1916
Local Corry dealers report huyleys scarce this year and turkey day prices bid at forty cents per pound. Jamestown interests secure an option on Guignon store patents and businesses. Mrs Baker active in American Neutral Conference. Yardmaster Case endures double affliction as death claims his father and brother. Committees form to probe finances of a local furniture firm. Miss Helen Hoenes, J Hart, Mrs Drought, and Mrs Hbaugh travel for day visits to Erie and nearby towns.
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Heh Baillie
United Press
Ute Journal
Wehbuster
Oval
Council
Om W. Bracken
Wallace W. Hammond
Peter Lovins
The
Sunday News
New York
Auk
Dolza
Joe Semausias
Weltes
Carl
Husty Ki
Milter
John Kolsky
Harrisbirg
Philadelphia
Mississ
Winona
Minny
Oll City Yrillage
Messina
Pennsylvania
Bormat
Edenburg
New Castle
Rome
Corry
Merce
Jamestown
Mra
Bertha Kane Baker
Mrscl Baker
Charles Case
Buffalo
One Minute Quiz From Hidden Message Test
A garbled late 19th or early 20th century style quiz item asks three questions: the U S attorney general heads which department, meaning of non compos mentis, and the date Congress convenes in Washington. Hints mention visiting a friend and a quip on justice and morality.
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U. S
Hedd
Wvill
Congress
Washingon
We the People trade policy gaps with Britain
Jay Franklin Washington argues Secretary Hull's reciprocal trade program faces political tides and three gaps Japan Mexico and Great Britain shape prospects for immediate economic growth. He contends Britain offers the strongest case for a trade deal as Europe unrest pressures Washington while Canada Mexico and Japan politics block agreements.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Hull
State Department
Allar
Republica
Dirry
Japan
Mexico
Great Britain
Mr. Hui
Ruth
Asia
Canada
United Kingdom
England
Walter Eliott
Ministry of Agriculture
Europe
London
Washington
Breton Aires
Dominion
Wyoming Museum Display Of Historic Specimens Opens
The Wyoming Elatorical and Geological Society museum in Wilkes-Barre on South Branklin Street houses about 40,000 specimens of historic interest including Trojan relics and geological samples. Admission is free.
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Wyoming
Davgo
Wyoming Elatorical and Geological Society
Wilkes-Barry
Branklim Street
Married at French Creek in North Glymer NY
Announcement of the marriage of Mrsy Ollie Ramp, daughter of Blanche Blela of Sorry RD, to WFR Ramp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ramp of North Glymer NY. Ceremony held at Savelauk in Bt Mathtaschewieh 25 with Rev Cy Tomiah officiating. The couple attended by Mr and Mrs Charles Tatil sky. Brides gown left eta style, no veil, white roses. Mrs Linsky wore peach gown with ten roses. A wedding dinner followed at the bridegroom's North Clymer home. they reside in North Clymer for the present.
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Wuruade Jouag
Ollie Ramp
Blanche Blela
Sorry
R. D
Tyan J. Krnmp
Wfr Ramp
North Glymer
N.Y
Savelauk
Mathtaschewieh
al Colovle
St. Mathlag'emiren
Frenen Creek
Cy Tomiah
Charles Tatilsky
Linsky
North Clyener
Klomp
North Clymar
Wholesale Arrests Ordered in Strike Clashes
In yesterday's clash, 16 pickets were clubbed and a plant foreman plus two company men stabbed. Pickets and deputies fought for an hour with stones and smoke bombs. about 40 pickets were injured, including Major Enesh B. Garey and a woman picket, Mrs Tila Hoffman.
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Morar
Jid
Get
Timouai
Ashavaha
Alekander II
Russia
Peru
Duchesse DE Fort TaNges
Rwiliell
Louis
Aereu
Ennai
Helen Hoenes
Rie
Mr. J. Hart
Miagdville
Hisinese
J. P. Drought
Erie
Joseph Hbaugh
Frends
Balquatte
Windom
Buenos Aires
SEE
KNOW
Pennsylvania Scenic and History Commission
French Creek
Lowarice
Radeat Alli
Bert
Corbet
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