We the People on Roosevelt and the Far East War Debate
Arguments from a Chicago speech criticise President Roosevelt for fueling emotions favoring war in the Pacific. The piece notes distrust of his temperament, fears of interventionism, and calls for a cautious stance toward Japan, China, and global entanglements. It highlights regional splits and conservative press support for a strong stance against Japan.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Gringo
Far East
Europe
Chicago
Sade
Pacific Coast
United States
Japan
League of Nationa
British Empire
Hitler
Mussolini
Great Valley
Rockies
Alleghanies
America
Spain
China
Philippines
Hawaiian Islands
Americas
Register
Tribune Syndicate
Liquor Chaos in Pennsylvania Liquor Dealers Rally
The Pittsburgh Press reports a chaotic week as the Pennsylvania Federation of Liquor Dealers debates methods to clean up an industry amid looming prohibition pressures. Attorney General Margiold warns of a dry America unless reform occurs. the Liquor Control Board revoked 78 licenses and suspended 15 more. The piece argues public officials must enforce laws, fight bootlegging, and curb depraved venues to resolve the licensure crisis.
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Pennsylvania
Vesters
Fry
Patterson
Whey
Margiold Tat
America
State Lighor Control Board
Carlley
Michott
Pennsyvania
Gillquot
Liquor Control Board
Lquor
Liquor Board
Berea
Ee Wealera
Ambition to Expand Licensed Dispensing Operations
A correspondent notes that efforts to operate in a splendid manner show what can be achieved when proper intent is applied. The same task now must be completed within the field GF licensed dispensing framework, signaling a shift to formalized standards.
Leader in Education Names New Athletic Field for Loveland
The Corry Board of Education honors B A Loveland, longtime educator and public-spirited community member, by naming the new athletic field at Corry High School in his honor. Loveland, prominent in supporting Cony Public Schools and various educational institutions, has ties to Allegheny College and Edinboro State Teachers College. The Loveland Field and Loveland Hall will stand as monuments to his years of service and public contributions to the community.
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Corry
Dumior High School
B.A. Loveland
Cony
Loveland
State Council of Education
Allegheny College
Edinhorn State Teathers’ College
Loveland Hall
Loveland Field
Corry News Briefs On Coal Shortage And Local Events
Twenty years ago dated October 13 1917 reports quick relief from Corrys coal shortage as city officials warn of an acute water company supply issue. Local ground breaking fire destroys a blacksmith shop on Rust Mead Street. Bishop Rogers Israel in service with American troops abroad is featured in the New York Herald Paris edition. Edifying social notes record a farewell at West Congress Street and a new baby boy named Howard born to Mr and Mrs Wilfred Westley Jr. Mrs Harriet Perkins injures her leg and Catherine Armstrong falls at home sustaining minor injuries.
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Corry
L. W
Paris
New York Herald
Rogers Israel
Erie
Japan bends to hang on island limits chewing world balance
Charles P. Stewart analyzes Japan's policy in 1930s era trying to expand population and resources. He argues the government presses to pacify and feed a growing Japanese empire, warning of economic strain and potential political blowback if import constraints fail. He notes Western nations’ reluctance to supply needed resources and the risk of upheaval if Japan cannot sustain its expansion.
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Toray
Gercian
Tale
Do Not Climb avee 16 51
Fragments warn of danger in ascent and life risk. The message suggests caution against climbing and emphasizes limits to human endurance amid perilous conditions. The note lacks clear event details or identifiable individuals.
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Man Baing
Gold Reserve Moves in India Amid Famine Fears
Report notes gold held in India as a reserve against famine and as a stabilizing asset. Authorities seek to bolster stocks, while traders assess markets and potential price impacts during the crisis period.
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India
Paris Fashion Notes Dietrich’s Satin Pajama Ensembles
Marlene Dietrich enjoys a bevy of Schiaparelli labeled home costumes in Paris during a social tour. She selects four pairs of tailored, velvet-trimmed pajamas and a quilted satin ensemble in vivid blue, plus a green daytime frock, all showcasing the season’s refined yet practical loungewear trend.
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Paris
Marlene Dietrich
Pats
Schiaparelli
Rey
Schaperelli
Pimles
Schiaperelis
Anoltew Pajasma
Piotrich
Mae Sith
Schiaperelli
Mletrieh
Aly
Infantile paralysis wave records 621 cases in week
Amid a flu like outbreak 621 new infantile paralysis cases were reported in the nation last week. The Mirimichi area in Maine reported cases with totals rising. A separate note mentions a 1925 burn of 3,000,001 acres and 180 deaths affecting regional records. An ad innovation notes scented ink for folders and a coastal island count around England and Tretiang.
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United States
Maine
Roaming Roundup of Local Notes and Rumors
A garbled late week report hints a Pittsburgh figure amid a gravel scandal tried to jump from a hotel. New York silvance hunting begins Monday Oct 18, while Corry residents plan trips to Chautauqua county. Rural school terms may extend to 180 days in two years. Burtsio Queen City Studios limps into Rex theatre cushion seats, mirroring Por Allegany Mientre of Blatt chain under Arch Lyons. A weather prognosticator forecasts two weeks of extremes. A Lake Road crash involving a Massachusetts woman shifts blame to an Indiana driver, with the Corry truck captain exonerated. A telegram asks whose ambulance was stuck in mud between Spring Creek and Garland, revealing a local youth’s highway woes. Fourth prize of 25 dollars in merchants drawing grows to 75 for October, totaling 200. Winners include Mrs John Wroyd, Mrs Vir Shinner, and Miss Ruth Wetmore. Changes in management follow.
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Court House
Pittsburgh
New York State
Chautauqua County
Schow
Queen City
Burtsio
Rex
Por
Allegany Mientre
Blatt
Arch. Lyons
Carry
Lake Roa
Massachusetts
Indiana
Experien
Spring Creek
Garland
Therchants
Fashmoni
John Wroyd
Vin St Shady
Ayetile
Vir- Sil Shinner
Ruth Wetmore
One Minute Test Answers and Local News Snippets
A collage of trivia questions and answers covers labor board chairmanship and geography, followed by local notes about a furnace incident at Maple Avenue, a Horseshoe League banquet, a possible assault hint near Lake Co, and retail expansion plans for Murphy Street. The clippings mention Thelmas King handling an ad beat and F. B. Whittlesey’s industry enthusiasm.
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Meath
Thelmas King
B.Y. Starr
Maple Avenue
F. B. Whittlesey
Raymond Mig. Co. Horseshoe
Lake Co- Twiths
Willo
Murphy
Hoenes Vanfectionery
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Jay Franklin
Scots Scrap
Alscott
Aumouah SemMing
Electricky
John LI Baird
Erin Ae
Pittsburgh Press
John Pemagey
Erie County Democratic
Rust Mem Street
Troyende Drake
Atreet
Ly Itty
Phoebe Jane Salkins
Bern
Wilfred Westley
Detoberish
Hesex Street
Howard
Harriet Perkins
West Smith Street
Corry Hospital
Catherine Armstrong
East Songrees Street
Stewart
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Mashington
Nippon
Tekin
Thersame
England
Tretang
Stans Aif
McConnell Narrows State Forest
Donument Union
BERET
National Labor Relations Board
Caucasus
Westminster Abbey
Joseph Warren Madler
Law
University of Pittsburgh
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Provinco
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