Free Press as Cornerstone of Democracy in Pew Address
Marlen B. Pew editor of Editor and Publisher spoke before Sigma Delta Chi defending a free press against dictatorial regimes. He cited Roosevelt’s openness to critique, urged newspapers to expose racketeers and corruption, and warned that leadership rests on press honesty and criticism.
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Marlen
B. Pew
Sigma
Delta Chi
Jcirnssistic
Russia
Italy
Germany
Stalin
Mussolini
Hitler
Pew
Mr. Pew
Hay & Rent
Paw
White House
Roosevelt
M Pew
Difficulties in Bus and Truck Traffic Code
NRA leaders and officials are drafting a trucking code to limit driving hours for operators whether owners or workers. Many owners are drivers themselves, including farmers, making consensus hard. The tentative code aims to standardize regulation and likely raise rates, affecting interstate highway trucking nationwide.
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NRA
Livestock Deliveries Rise Amid Carrier Regulation Debate
Last year livestock deliveries by funal rose about a third from the prior year. Regulators face difficulty as only six to seven percent of trucks operate as common carriers. Most freight carriers run to suit their owners or under contract for single hauling jobs.
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Funal
Glare from Headlights Increases Winter Night Crashes
Motorists report frequent near misses from opposing drivers with blinding headlights as days shorten. A survey cites 409,100 accidents from 6 am to 6 pm in 1992 with 13,900 deaths and a 43.7 percent higher death rate in darkness, noting higher risk if 6 pm to repeat.
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Pennsylvania
Twenty Years Ago in the Journal Files October 16 1913
Local tidbits recount moves of the telegraph office to Mapis avenue tower, hunters reporting success on opening day of the 1913 season, a capacity audience enjoyed Within the Law at the Library theatre, travel to Erie by a group of Miss Fields and friends, and notes on residents’ comings and goings. Also mentions a Pittsburgh hospital finding A. H. Kinney, a Halloween ball planned by Chenanan DeRosay, and local livestock trouble spurring firearm warnings. Paris fashion fillers discuss velvet fabrics and terminologies for the season.
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Paris
Meesaul Stone
Richart
Racer Eerie
Eee
Mtr
Oran
Whitra
Win
Bungandy
Vary Pale
Ali
Corry Funters Names Read Like Local Crew
Fragmentary text lists individuals Sam Sweat Don aultny Bonrtati utes Terry and Albert Welletart Eterman Wells among a group connected to a local event. No clear action or outcome is evident from the readable portion.
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Acriinthym
Corry Funters
Une Groode Paeterseys
Sam Sweat
Don Aultny
Terry
Albert Welletart Eterman Wells
Eheatields
A- Algerpan
Hollywood Film Shop Snapshots of Stars and Sly Quips
Hollywood boulevard gossip sketches Ed Wynn Lupe Velera Jack Haley Ann Harding Irving Pichel and others in light anecdotes. Notes on Mae West Harpo Marx Bing Crosby Everett Crosby and various stage and screen figures reveal playful quirks and fashion choices amid a streetwise film world portrait.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press Star
Hollywood
Calif
Hollywood Boulevard
Ed Wynn
Lupe Velea
Jack Haley
Ann Harding
Irving Pichel
Jack Oakie
Ernst Libitseh
Gary Cooper
Camembert
Mae West
Cabin In the Pines
Harpo Marx
Bing Crosby
Everett
Crosby
Phil Stong
Baby Leroy
Fields
Uona Andre
Ericky
Charles Laughton
Cat
Quotes and gossip mix in Washington dispatches item
United Press reports from Washington describe a White House chauffeur opening limousine doors for dignitaries at a state dinner and a late arrival by Gen Hugh S Johnson. The piece weaves in Huey Long rumors from New Orleans, theater gossip about George Middleton, a mock play titled Hiss Boom Blah, grape crop outlook in Missouri, a 700 pound coal chunk exhibit in Booneville, and a Trenton town wage perk for arrests.
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United Press
Washington
White House
Hugh S. Johnson
Ogden Mills
Hoover
Mills
Fragmentary Film Notes Include Hersholt and Tearle
A garbled excerpt mentions Jean Hersholt in Fiddle and Nila Asther with her parents wanting him to be a diplomat. Bernard Shaw letters to Eien Terry are cited with a quip about a line bringing joy. The young man identified is Canway Tearle.
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Jean Hersholt
Nila Asther
Bernard Shaw
Eien Terry
Canway Tearle
Do You Know These Historic Local Figures
Questions ask about Sam Wales and a grist mill on First avenue two, H G Wheelock as president of U S Chair Co, Clyde C Seley as secretary and manager of Nu Bone Corset Co, and Fitch Tillotson as superintendent of the Pennsylvania Gas Co with no dates provided.
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Sam Wales
First Avenue
H. G. Wheelock
U. S. Chair Co
Nu-Bone Corset Co
Clyde C. Seley
Fitch Tillotson
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Wound fatal to Ridgway child
Ruth Lois Hooven five months old died at Elk County General Hospital from a rifle wound事故 caused by an accidental discharge the morning of September 21 while in her crib. Born May 14 1934 she died at age five months. Survived by parents and two other children. The bullet passed through a partition and struck the infant in the knee and thigh as it crossed the body near the abdomen.
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Ridgway
Get
Ruth Lois Hooven
Elk County General Hospital
Isaac A. Fancher Celebrates 100th Birthday in Mt. Pleasant
In Mt. Pleasant Michigan Isaac A Fancher marks his 100th birthday with a surprise visit by 98 year old Joseph H Youmans who rose at 3 am and walked 14 miles to the Fancher home for the celebration.
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MT. Pleasant
Mich
Isaac A. Fancher
Joseph H. Youmans
Wancher
Three Erie Robbers Sentenced in Local Store Raid Ring
In Erie county court, Paul Stiles 19 and Leonard Kiehlmeier 18 received definite terms for参与 in 12 robberies, while Anthony Kloff 28 drew 1.5 to 2 years and William Kiehlmeier 18 was paroled after admitting two robberies. The quartet’s crimes totaled over $1,000. Det. Sergeants Donane and Luthringer led the arrests. Stiles and Kloff were married.
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Erie
Erie County
Samuel Shull
Pike
Monroe
Paul Stiles
Cherry Street
Huntingdon Reformatory
Leonard Kiehlmeier
Anthony Kloft
R. D
Eric
Allegheny
William Kiehlmeier
Leonard
Hit
William Donane
Paul Luthringer
Burton R. Laub
West Hardware
West 18Th
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Arthur Colegrove
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Trume Tower
Chicago
A Free Press
Europe
Mapis Avenue
Tom Brown
C. B. Porter
Doc Greenfield
Library Theatre
Gertrude Fields
Hattie and Mary Aistrup
Marguerite Davidson
Lyla Gallagher
Gertrude Brown
Paul Phelps
Troy
Rome
Gladys Buckingham
D. A. McKegney
Canada
A. H. Kinney
Gerry
Pittsburgh
Hallowe'en
Chenanan DeRosay
W. Wickwire
Charles Trimble
Great Lake
Spartansburg
Spring ’Creek
A.B Pett
W. Ed. Marsh
J. W. Olds
Grand Lodge
Odi Wel
Findley Lake
Vaid Lo
Anc
James Smith
Hurlbut
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Hollywood Film Shop
Nick
Alice Longworth
New Orleans
Huey Long
Long
Iptown
Roosevelt Hotel
Whisperer
Huey
Sands Points
Long Island
George Middleton
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Krnsell
Scrusell
Springfield
Ozark
Boomville
Harrisburg
Trenton
Ruth Lois Hoover
Garded
Citizens National
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