Regional votes may shape New Deal in national policy
Washington column argues regional support for or against the New Deal could influence federal funding and policy. It cites Pennsylvania’s shift to Democratic alignment, New England’s history with Roosevelt programs, and potential GOP gains in the corn belt. It warns widespread regional opposition could curb federal aid and alter farm support.
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Jay Fankoin
Washington
Welihire
Palley
Hinks
Regio
Peninslvania
Itis
New England
New Deal
Jed Roosevelt
Maine
Great Plains
London
Tinos
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wiich
Malle Fontunes
New National Union
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
BWA
WPA
Pellcwtorn Beliers
Department of Agriculture
Triple-A
Osudr Johnson
Bnset
Boone
Joe Choate
Meylera Control Administration
Jem Coolidge
Rewaury
Ded Attieson
Jocal
Jesse Jones
Texas
Friends Now But How About 1928 Allegiances
The piece traces shifts among Democratic factions around Al Smith’s 1928 bid, noting split loyalties with Roosevelt and prologue for 1932. It cites Steel and Liberty League critics, the Du Ponts, and urban Democrats, questioning who stood with Smith versus Roosevelt.
Indoor Fair Marks Creditable Exhibits At Armory Event
A messy OCR summary notes an indoor fair at the State Armory with Rotary and civic groups presenting exhibits. It praises the turnout and community spirit, compares to Corry and other towns fairs, and highlights Rotary and Hotarian displays, predicting growth and broader participation in future years.
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State Armory
Levi
Altairs
Sparkanshare
Lotfaville
Exlfilaarm
Corry
Peighiyring
Tragedy Streak Hits Corry Community Hard
A string of deadly incidents grips Corry with air and road crashes including two recent deaths from carbon monoxide and tainted food poisoning. Community voices raise concerns as residents like Richmund Tider respond to the call for safer living amid ongoing losses.
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Jalil
Ceatha
Corry
Richmund Tider
Wesel Ceszli
Cory Aeukih
Blaine
Constitution for Everybody in Arrest and Attention of Candidate
Fragmented text argues against suppressing political speech and assembly by police. It references Communists and socialists, warns that halting public meetings risks muzzling minorities, and urges preserving constitutional rights for all parties. The piece rails against radical measures and advocates due process and free discourse.
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Terre Haytu
Tina Nesd
Esa
Lesdter
United States
Torre
Fale
Reiling
Autkontins
See and Know Pennsylvania Pipe Organ History
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission outlines early pipe organ development in Philadelphia. The article notes 18th century efforts by Johann Eichmann, Diffenbach, and Gustave Heswellin, tracing craft growth from colonial manufacturing to notable organ works in America.
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SEE
KNOW
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission
Amelia Esme
Boris County
Penmeylvania
America
Diffenbach
Johann Ixfommat
Philadelphia
Grek Sc.gan
Fellowel
Gustave ‘Heswelin
Philadelyan
Olga Qioy
Hivtorcal Society
Paris Styles Paris Evening Wear in a Mint Green Silk Crepe
Fashion notes describe Marlene Dietrich modeling a new evening ensemble from a Paris couturier. The outfit features a basque jacket with an oversized collar, tight sleeves, and a long blue crepe skirt with a matching green detailing. An emerald jewel set complements a night blue coat with woven velvet trims.
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Paris
Marlene Dietrich
Fom
Englant
Yellh
Robert Donat Nag
Molynous
Secretive October Signals Warn of Shifting Fates
A fragmented 19th century style column hints at ominous general indicators for October with scattered notes on social conditions, personal fortunes, and cautions. It mentions dates, lunar hints, and cryptic forecasts, urging prudent actions and self improvement. The text reads like a weathered almanac entry from a bygone era with faded names and unclear specifics.
Hollywood film shop reveals directors’ control of actors
In a feature from Oct 19, Hollywood insiders describe directors guiding actors, sometimes directing scenes themselves. Will Wyler improvises in his own film, while stars like Addie and Samtel appear in multiple works. Directors influence performances, with examples from Cecil B DeMille and Mitch Leisen cited as shaping roles and attitudes.
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Tollywood
Hollywood
Contentlo
Nettier
Diirector
Willim Wyler
Addie
Wyler
Une Massiclin
al Samtel
Holyard Buzzell
Henry Koster
Vienna
Charlie Chaplin
Swithh
Cecil Detiille
Meture
Ry Lloyd
Faramount
Glaudette Cothelt
Salem
Jack Benny
Mitterlell Leisen
Mitch Lessen
Complete Preliminary Survey of Super Road
Harrisburg preparation survey for the Harrisburg Pittsburgh weather improved highway follows the Aren Fikow y Carmenio route and a parallel path. The project plans a revised rail grade and surface work funded by WPA totaling about 10,000 dollars with 378,000 allocated.
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Harrisburg
Harrisburg-Pittsburgh
Fikow Y Carnenio
Vienba
Avielethi
Local Town Pulse Fades as Mills Rebound and Plans Form
Aiboull town reports a perceptible slump in business due to a spike in tale nuts while local boosters plan a meeting early next week to organize. Merchants anticipate the best Christmas trade since the twenties as Don ald Glossner aids the High School Band under Georg Banns net. Bud Fairbunts shifts to A. and P. in Westfield. a Republican booster at the Rotary Fair displays Roosevelt. Corry Furniture previews new instrument panels and indoor fair reveals modern chairs. Corry post office may see faster receipts next year. Rotary honors Dr B B Miogipe. A nephew of George MacDonald, James D Williams on state exams. graduation from the University of Illinois noted.
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Aiboull
Barhers
Herb Gulick
Motiel Dairy Company
Wu Corry
Donald Glossner
Georg Bansnett
Scholastic
Miteisil
Reundl
Bud" Fairbunts
Loblaw
Chaln Ab Buffalo
Westfield
Mooster
Boiday
Roosevelt
George Kinley
Razor
Villanova
Nittany Mountain
Stanford Hine
Tril
Plymouth
Corry
Tito
Corry Furniture Company
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files October 1916
Extracts from the journal files recount events in town. The Corry Waly is opened with a dancing pavilion and a demonstration by aviator Carlstrom planned for a non stop trip from Chicago to New York. Laundry details note the Granitin Hotel sale to B. H. Clicknor. Local injuries from a recent auto accident show improvement. A concrete bridge project near the Broken straw vast is reported, while social notices mention Luisa Dorothy Wilcox hosting guests for Lois Kramer’s visit and Kate Keiman’s daughter Bella departing for Pittsburgh for a two week vacation.
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Feidok Carlstrom
Will Hy
Corry
Sunsoe Aigal
Chicago
New York City
Leaders in region warned against fealty to Washington
A fragmented 1935 Tribune squib discusses regional leadership and the illusion of loyalty to federal control. The brief mocks central authority while implying local autonomy remains fragile amid shifting power dynamics.
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Feadaship
Washington
Teslalvs
Tracing the Irish Pothto The Insh potuto and Northbound Tales
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Irish plant terms and nightshade family, with garbled phrases about locations and a literary listing. The readable portions reference a North region, a university or institute, and names like New Banes and Literary Lise. The passage reads like a disordered archival note rather than a coherent report.
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Cocotablamney
Hydeorajiteted
Antrom
Valtinda
Thelthien Firobett
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