Roosevelt speech targets Hoover era policies in 1932 campaign
Gov Franklin D Roosevelt in Indianapolis attacked Hoover administration policies as disastrous and urged voters to back his plan for economy soundness and broader prosperity. He claimed those policies left rich resources unused while workers starved, and urged relief funding through private charity unless necessary from tax budgets.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Indianapolis
United States
Roosevelt
Hoover
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Missouri
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
Montana
Idaho
Walter Lippman
Uni
Cnto
Plea for Tariff Reform by Retiring American Consul General
Albert Halstead, retiring as American Consul General in London, urged broader tariff reform at the American Chamber of Commerce. He argued against regulation hampering global trade and called for a new, fairer system to revive business and restore confidence in leaders, warning the world faces a potential disaster if commerce remains politicized. He stressed that isolated nations cannot solve trade problems alone.
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Albert Halstead
London
Halstead
American Chamber of Commerce
America
Tinic Biack
Diek Halstead
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files 1912
Items from the journal files dated October 21 1912 note repainting of Incal property by Weeks and Brendon. Corry hospital donation day planned with strong response urged. Mrs C H Geiger elected president of the Needlework Guild. Wilbur Hall bid Butter the first night. Operetta Spring Maid to be staged at Library Theatre. Miss Mabel Stennett and Miss Marie Porter return from New York City trip. Wilbur Lambing travels to Syracuse for Pennsylvania Leather Co business.
Corry Mayor Fred Stanford tenure and era details
The article notes questions about when Fred Stanford served as Mayor of Corry, the term length for a State Senator, and background details on Harrisburg’s former name. It also mentions John Burroughs and references a county seal with a cryptic phrase about treahemency and liberty, directing readers to page 7.
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Fred Stanford
Corry
Harrisburg
John Burroughs
Ferson
Unknown Ship Scouts U S Fleet in Maneuvers
Investigation reveals a ship nicknamed the Question Mark is a reconditioned destroyer painted to resemble a tanker. Navy officers describe deceptive length and performance tricks used to mask test maneuvers as target practice looms against the Utah. Also mentions local notices and classified ads about real estate and rent.
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Naval
Annapolis
Utah
Simple Swimming Rules From Joe Brown
Hollywood discusses Joe Brown's humorous set of swimming tips from an informal poolside guide. The piece lists eighteenth rules with playful quips about staying out of water, avoiding danger, and choosing appropriate attire while noting Malibu Beach as the setting.
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Alanson W. Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Joe EB. Brown
Joe
Pacific Ocean
Peopl
Hellespont
Malibu Beach
Tess
New Clue Emerges in Erie Auto Death Case
Erie police pursue fresh leads in the death of 65 year old Dainnomilier, a night watchman struck by two vehicles near 12th and State. Detectives questioned suspects Wednesday while officials hinted at possible arrests as Philadelphia authorities reported a car under suspicion was not in Erie at the time.
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Lawis
Dannomilier
Hiteship
George Christaph
Trafie
Gale Ross
Ser‘geants-Louis Scalise
Paul-Bath
Dynnemilley
12Th
State Streets
Philadelphia
Patie
Erie
Rev Mr Dockum at Columbus
Rev Harvey Dockum from Corry will preside at Community church services at 11 o clock Sunday October 30 with Rev Charles Carroll of Philadelphia conducting and baptisms at 11 Also a basket lunch social will honor Dr Carroll Read asks for attendance Improvements noted in Bobby Smith Jackie Wiel and Fargo child with pneumonia all past danger Catholic chaplain Rev Andrew J Kramer at New Castle hospital rests at his parents home in Mt Oliver Pittsburgh suburb
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Columbus
Harvey Dockum
Corry
Charles Carroll
Philadelphia
Carroll
Bobby Smith
Jackie Wielwire
Fargo
Andrew J. Kramer
New Castle Hospital
Mt. Oliver
Pittsburgh
Forum Department of Corry Woman's Club Meets at Home
The first meeting of Corry Woman's Club Forum Department met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Gerry Kincaid's home with department head Mrs. B Barnes presiding. Discussion covered the State Federation meeting in Philadelphia and its notable speakers including Mayor J Hampton Moore and Governor Gifford Pinchot. Tea followed and Mrs. Bess Olmstead won first prize in a poetry contest. Next forum will meet on the first day in November.
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Forum
Corry Woman's Club
Gerry Kincaid
B. Barnes
Aries
State Federation of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
J. Hampton Moore
Mary McConaghey
Milly College
Helen Keller
Matame Schumann-Heink
Grace Poole
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Rabbi Winesiirber
Gifford Pinchot
Spencer Edmunds
Rule
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Corry
Bess Olmstead
Typhoon Strikes Annam Coast Near Gabon Area
United Press reports a typhoon hitting the Annam coast about 20 miles north of Gabon causing widespread destruction. Many houses wrecked, telegraph lines down, and damage to villages. Exact death or damage figures are undetermined.
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United Press
Hanoi
Annain
Deal
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Ps. A.D
Colegrove
Publiniey National
Bred Kimball
W. 46Th St
New York Tribune
Chicago
Weeks
Brendon
Corry Hospital
C. H. Geiger
Wilbur Hall
Butters
Library Theatre
Mabel Stennett
Marie Porter
New York City
Wilbur Lambing
Syracuse
U.S. Fleet
Adriani Kittleberger
Brocton
City
Aera
Mast Smith St
Powell Motor CO
Hollywood Film Shop
MR. Dockum
Frank C.chapin & Sons
North Center Street
E. C. Barnes
Deepartment
Tillavilla
French
Indo
China
Brown Label
Montgomery Ward & CO
Corry, Penna
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