Daily and advertising directory garble from a midwestern paper
A fragmentary snippet lists publishing and advertising reps and business addresses across New York Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Corry. It mentions advertising rates by mail and carrier and notes second class mail matter. The tone is a trade style directory notice.
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South Street
Dorry
A.D. Colegrove
Pullin P. Lombard
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
Bi W. 4Th Bt
New York
Bartlett Bidg
Milwaukee
Midler Squire
Bury, Ciicago
Stonefellz-Lovely
Detroit
Phynber
Ride
Pillsburgh
Heal Estate Trust
Phila
Corry
Advarice
Coby
Economy in Courts Could Trim Civil Case Backlog
Erie officials debate pre trial conference reforms to reduce petty civil suits and speed trial access. Proposals mirror New York practice giving judges broader control to expeditiously handle minor cases, cutting costs for taxpayers while preserving due process. A related budget note urges centralized purchasing to save money across city and school district operations.
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Erie
Costa
Democracy Gains Amid Bolivian and Brazilian Shifts
The article notes Bolivia moving toward open press and an election under Provisional President Quinella, with censorship abolished and a return to electoral processes. Concurrently in Brazil, President Vargas pursues employment growth as internal conditions permit, signaling renewed democratic vitality amid regional tensions.
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Bolivia
Atrendy Buschis
Aye Joe
Quinella
Vargas
New Deal Study Aims to Resolve Depression and Unemployment
Washington outlines a sweeping plan built on the National Resources Committee report to secure a higher national income and maintain full employment. Economists convened at Charlottesville to critique the study, with a series of reports to propose a decisive government program for Congress.
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Washington
Oct. W
National Resources Committee
Gardiner ‘Mennis
Couniry
Charlaiesville
Committes
Meni
Commitize
Ile Auilings
Congress
Barbs Tpaly Cryptic War News Sketches Mines and Schemes
A jumble of clipped items mentions German mine strategies in the sky and speculative gold mines in song, along with suspicious savings growth, large world inoculation figures, and a mockingly puzzled take on postwar employment and naval gadgets. The piece blends satire with scattered references to inventors, schemes, and public concerns.
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Tpaly
Retrospect News Highlights From Journal Files
Journal Files item from October 10 1919 notes deaths and injuries including W Marks Civil War veteran who died after 1917 sidewalk fall. Reports housing relief action by County Board of Commerce. John P Newton to sail Oct 27 for extended Northern Europe trip for D W and A P Howard Co. Bunting injured after fall from tree on Bush Main Street. Miss Mildred Behtimer and others tied in social notices. Murray R Olds set for extended trip in Climax Mfg interest. Miss Mary Higgins Bell Telephone operator reported improved after tonsillitis.
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John P. Newton
City
New York
Europe
A. P. Howard Company
Mary Higgins
Eliet
Bell Telephone Company
Grand Street
Stamp Set Targets Famous Americans And Other Issues
The first of seven five stamp sets of Famous Americans will likely be issued early in December with 32 men and three women across artists, inventors, poets, scientists and more. President Roosevelt made final selections after nominations. the issue is touted as a landmark in U S philately. European stamps loom with potential changes from war, occupation shifts, and new issues in Poland and Russia, while war-related stamps may appear as conflicts evolve.
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Roosevelt
U. S
Folia
Russia
Pola
Film Shop Presents Real Names in Hollywood Parody
Hollywood film notes reveal a trend where actors’ real names replace fictional ones in a satire tied to a bandleader Kay Kyser. The piece discusses contract history, the novelty of stars playing themselves, and the desire for a fresh, experimental approach led by director David Butler and Kyser’s band.
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Faure
Fin Fene
Kay Kyser
Wishrum
Ginny Simms
Harry Babaliz
George Dunning
Lilly Mason
Sluip
Previou
Jentleys
David Buttar
Deas
Butler
Spimentine
Kyser
Ald
Kysev
Jim
Broad Audiences Hear NBC Toscanini Concert, More Radio Gems
The world premiere of a new a g aiphony by Roy Barris is announced with Toscanini and the NBC Symphony Orchestra set for a Beet hoven festival. Radio schedules list Judy Garland, Bob Hope banter, Jonny Green, Information Please quiz, and a Who’s Who of entertainers on Blue and Red networks. Upcoming programs include Columbia School of the Air with New Horizons and Kate Smith chats, Texaco Star Theatre, and Admiral Ayland’s maritime talk from the Waldorf Astoria.
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Jovers
Corry
National Broadcasting Company
Tosce
Whil
Bine
Bokubert
Strauss
Haydn
Respighi
Judy Garland
Don
Walter O'Rosie Hs
Bob Dolin
Mary Martin
Columbia
Bob Crosby
Yefalta
New York
Hartford
Connard
W. W. Sazger
Ponca City
Oklo
Columbia Network
Horace Heidt
Milt Herth
King's Justers
Emery Deutsch
George Olsen
Jan Savitt
Johnny Messner
Jimmy Dorsey
America
New Horizons
Kate Smith
Miss Smith
Joan Edwards
Gotham
Paul Whiteman
Hollywood
Texaco Star Theatre
CBS
Dr. Badger
Nbc-Blue
United States
W. James
Public Roads Administration
Federal Works Agency
Bite Net
Waldorf-Astoria
Howith Vincent O'Brien
Bluey
Pir
Blue Network
Explorers Map New Territory in 100 Mile North Carolina Route
A Curious World item notes historic explorers seeking new plant sources to aid global food supplies. It mentions portions of North and South Carolina and references Beatrice perhaps as a source or caption credit, with unclear OCR. The fragment hints at exploration and plant hunting across the region.
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Neves
Lane
Balkan Pact Eases Balkans Tensions Along Black Sea
A three state disarmament agreement in the Balkans reduces war tension on the Black Sea. A map displays the situation with states connected by the new pact, shaded by vertical lines.
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Balkans
Black Sea
Change of Venue Sought in Slavens Shooting Trial
District Attorney Albert H Hehbach seeks a change of venue for the trial of State Police Corporal Benjamin Franklin charged with the fatal shooting of 14 year old Joan Slavens Nesquehoning girl. Judge Thomas sets bail at 10000 after indictment on murder and manslaughter charges. Mrs Grover Cleveland Bergdoll gives birth to a girl in Philadelphia.
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Mauch Chunk
Albert H. Hebbish
Benjamin Franklin
Joan Slavens
Heimbach
Tegrees
Franklin
Carbioh
William G. Thomas
Policemar Dail
Little Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Qei
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Fragmented notice from unclear text in local column
A partial readable segment describes a group and hostesses with names scattered and unclear, lacking coherent event details or dates for a decisive summary. The OCR fragment mentions a members club and a hostess, but key facts are unreadable.
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the Medical Society of the
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KOA
County Board of Commerce
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Fregsantville
Murray R. Olds
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