Highway perils rise as census shows deaths climb
Monday morning papers report 33 980 total deaths from the year 85 per cent higher than 1933 while a weekend traffic tally notes auto accidents killing over 160 people in 37 states. Despite decreases in some places 1985 deaths may exceed 1984. A safer method exists in persistent carefulness and courtesy by drivers, though it remains unpopular.
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Wechsler’s Ethiopian Voyage Aids Film Material
Swiss producer Wechsler recounts dangers while filming Wings Over Ethiopia in 1930s Ethiopia. He describes cautious entry, bribing a tribal chief, and a shaving scene that led to a peaceful reception after villagers sampled his aftershave lotion.
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Mussolini
T. Weehster
Wechsler
Ethiopia
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Grace Moore Chooses Black For Evening Fashion
Paris report notes Grace Moore selecting black gowns for Hollywood wardrobe with items from Molyneux Paris including a net gown with chenille dots and a Gamfeta striped piece, plus a pink satin bodice bustled dress and a peri winkle cape ensemble. An emerald cape wrap and two black afternoon outfits complete the wardrobe.
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Deny Non Suit of Counsel for Truck Driver
The Crawford county court at Measville denied the defense motion for a non suit in the case of Thomas Stewart and John L. McKinnon versus Harry Mulligan. Mulligan testified about insurance and hospital visits, claiming his truck was ahead of the passenger car near Centerville last February. Defense witnesses described a poor road condition and supported Mulligan’s account of the collision.
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Centerville
Employment crisis looms as unemployment nears 11 million
The AFL cites 11 million unemployed nationally, with 50 percent more out of work than in Europe. Despite signs of business improvement, automation and slow plant expansion leave millions idle. Government aims to employ 8 million next summer, but 4 million private jobs remain uncertain and the nation faces broader economic instability.
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America
Canada Goes Liberal Sweeping Victory Shifts Ottawa Washington Ties
The Liberal party lands a sweeping win in Canada, with Alberta the notable exception. The campaign sidelined Bennett and favored MacKenzie King whose Liberalism is trusted. Expect proposals for freer trade and closer cross border cooperation on waterways and mutual interests.
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Mussolini Faces Abyssinian War With Tightening Blockade
The article warns that Italian advance into Abyssinia risks collapse as credit and material supplies are cut off by the League of Nations and other powers. It cites a vast treasury deficit, possible gold reserves of 40 to 50 million dollars, and a looming three month window for conquest before supply lines fail and disease and rationing erode Italian strength.
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Star Signals Birth Dates and October Guidance
The page outlines daily star indications for birth ranges July 18 to August 2 and February through May 1936. It warns cautious business matters, notes a favorable October November for finances, and hints at new love or emotional pleasures from March 12 to 16 with potential disputes from March 15 to 29.
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Bukets tablets claim to soothe bladder control
Advertisement notes a remedy called Bukets made from buchu leaves and juniper oil to calm a poorly acting bladder. It promises relief from scanty urine, frequent desire, burning or backache within four days with a refund from druggists if not satisfied. Keister's Drug Store, at
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One-Legged Hitchhiker Carries Horn for Safety
A one legged hitchhiking youth travels northward through Oxegen with a safety horn mounted on his crutch. The device is a small automobile horn attached to his crutch for alerting drivers and drawing attention.
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Oxegen
Ancient Indian Chief Stars In Sun Dance Film
Chief David, Victoria's oldest Indian leader in British Columbia, has entered cinema. He performed the sun dance in ceremonial dress for a movie company, marking a historic cross into film.
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Victoria
B. C
David
British Columbia
Parole Denied for Jawarski Brother After Rehearing
Harrisburg authorities report the state pardon board has a formal order denying parole for Sam Pallas, brother of the late Paul Jawarski, after a rehearing of his case. The decision follows ongoing review by the board.
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Sam Pallas
Paul Jawarski
Allegheny County
Corry Grange Harvest Dinner Planned at Maccabee Hall
Corry Grange No. pb schedules a Shnual harvest dinner meeting in Maccabee Hall on Saturday October 19. An all day session opens at 11 with lunch at noon for Grangers and guests. Afternoon program at 2 features Rev. G B Macnamara lecturing on youth to open session.
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Immanuel Episcopel Church
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