Brazos River Dam Project Planned in Texas
Gov Mir ani AL Ferguson backs a Texas water control project to build 12 dams along the Brazos River and its forks, cost about 50 million dollars funded by the Public Works Administration. The plan aims to create storage for 8,052,000 acres of water, lift employment, and reduce relief rolls while supporting district taxes to pay interest. Dams will range 45 to 125 feet, with multiple sites on Brazos and its tributaries in a major regional drainage initiative.
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Mirani AL Ferguson
Texas Legislatis Laurel
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Brazos
Public Works Administration
PWA
Ems
Texas
Brazos River
Othoty
Clear Fork
Sat Forks
Little, Bosque
Leon Lampasus
Sat Gabriel
Navascra
Paris styles Creed shows leatherwork accessories
Paris fashion notes Creed of Paris presents leather accessories with Russian leather buttons and stamped feather buttons. Features include wide calf belts with sportlike appeal, a three inch belt with dual silver stirrups, a stiff monogrammed belt, and briarwood slat fronts. Balmoral tam o shanters and scarfs in peccary look, with washable chamois options. Fashion tip highlights originality in featherwork and wide belts this winter.
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Paris
Maison d'Haute Couture
Creed
Oyar
Balmoral
Tama'shanters
Creed Cvents
First of Rud projects to be started this Thursday
Five hundred Erie men will be employed on state relief jobs at 50 cents an hour. The first contingent of 228 men will start Thursday, with 40 on the initial list. By next week at least 50 more will join, and total hiring aims for about 2,400 workers as projects gain approval. Municipal works include removal of Peach street rails, painting 60 light standards, creek channel straightening at Lawrence Park, and court house reorganization. Mr and Mrs Herbert Carroll returned from a business trip to Erie.
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Sanford McGavern, Jr
Exe Rwd
Peach Street
26Th Street
Nicholson Heights
Lawrence Park
Court House
Corry Evening Journal Publisher and rates note
A fragment from the Corry Evening Journal lists publisher Arthur Colegrove and advertising representatives in New York Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. It includes post office class mail terms and yearly subscription prices.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
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Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Fred Kimball, Inc
OT W. 44Th St
New York
Milwaukee
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Chicago
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Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
No Nazism for Harvard shocks German alumni and Nazi ties
Harvard University rejects a $1,000 scholarship offer from Ernst F. Hanfstaengl, a Nazi party press chief and Hitler ally. President Conant denounces the donor’s affiliations as incompatible with academic liberty and Harvard’s principles, warning German students versus Hitlerism while condemning party influence on campuses.
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Hanfstaeng
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Germany
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Hitler
Nazi Party
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Pedestrian Responsibility in Traffic Debates and Crosswalk Ethics
A student argues that teaching pedestrians common sense reduces auto accidents while a casualty insurer blames walkers more than drivers and proposes strict jaywalking penalties. The essay contrasts French pedestrian fault laws with U.S. norms, noting enforcement challenges and urging pedestrians to yield fairness to drivers and avoid stepping into traffic out of turn.
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Automobile Insurance
Thig
Nye Seeks Tax Confiscation to Deter War Profit
Senate probe into ammunitions traffic widens as Senator Nye proposes a federal law to curb war profiteering. He urges an automatic tax hike upon declaration of war, doubling incomes to ten thousand dollars and taxing higher earnings at 98 percent. Backed by Public Sentiment and groups like the American Legion, the plan aims to reduce jingoism and fund wartime costs. In NRA policy, a shift away from price fixing is noted, with manufacturers welcoming uniform pricing freedom.
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Senate
Gerald P. Nye
American Legion
Price fixing challenged by Consumers Board urges new economy
The Consumers' Advisory Board argues price fixing harmed consumers and production, noting higher wages did not consistently raise monthly income. It sees an opportunity to shift from scarcity tactics to a natural system of plenty with lower prices, higher demand, more production, more jobs, and renewed buying power.
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Consumers’ Advisory Board
Train accident leaves Corry man footless in Meadville yards
Twenty years ago Daniel Schroeder, a former Corry resident and brakeman, lost his right foot when struck by an Erie railroad train in Meadville yards Thursday night. He is reported to be injured as the fatal accident timeline unfolds.
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Daniel Schroeder
Corry
Erie Railroad
Meadville
Eskimos Call Roosevelt King of America in Greenland Visit
United Press reports Ruth Bryan Owen, minister to Denmark, described President Roosevelt as the king of America during a Greenland visit. Gifts included a Greenland painting by N. Neilsen and a robe of seal skin. Mrs Owen and Mrs Roosevelt shared a press conference moment with gifts and baby christening anecdotes.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
America
Ruth Bryan Owen
Denmark
VFW Auxiliary Dinner Planned at Local Home
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars invites the public to a chicken dinner at the VFW home on Wednesday evening. Chairman Mrs Dorothy Poland leads a committee including Mrs Lars Jackson Mrs Eva B Rich Mrs Stella Reynolds Mrs M K R Amy Mrs Gertrude Allen and Mes Grace Rauscher. Dinner starts at 5 30 p m with a planned menu.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dorothy Poland
Lars Jackson
Eva B. Rich
Stella Reynolds
M. KR. ‘Amy
Gertrude Allen
Mes
Grace Rauscher
Wagner urges unit production to reform Hollywood system
Hollywood producer Welter Wagner, resigning from MGM to start his own company with a six picture schedule over four years, argues the industry will eventually adopt unit production. He criticizes current methods as centralized and unproductive and urges producer director and cast cooperation with profit shares to spur better films. His first project is The President Vanishes with Ann Harding in Peacock Meadows in color.
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Oct
Welter Wagner
Amon
Wagner
M-G-M
Ty Iebury
Genent
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oAnn Harding
Star Signals October Avine Horoscope Entry
The page outlines a romantic and emotional star sign reading with social guidance. It notes favorable social opportunities from October 17 to 19, 1984 and cautions against writing or signing contracts on January 4 to 6, 1985. It emphasizes using great enthusiasm in social and elder-facing matters.
Penchant for hams costs man dearly again
Antrecuye Neyman, 27, of Tol Hast 12th Street, already with a workhouse record for meat thefts from Schaitner Bros. packing house, was nabbed by watchman Mike Nelligan after breaking in and grabbing hams. In a struggle Neyman was knocked down before police took him into custody. He has four prior arrests for thefts from the packing house and a prior Allegheny workhouse sentence.
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BRIE
Get
Antrecuye Noyman
12Th Street
Schaitner Bros
15Th Street
Pnelins House
Mike Nelligan
Nelligan
Neyman
Alligator Death Saddens Nampa Youth
Edward Robertson mourns Willie the year old alligator in Nampa Idaho. Robertson says the pet possessed a modest virtue and never did eat much. The unusual loss drew local sympathy from the boy and neighbors.
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Edward Robertson
Willie
Robertson
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