Registration totals in Erie county questioned as unreliable
Local observers doubt the 420 figure reported by the Erie county registration office suggesting duplicates and errors. They cite inconsistent totals, unanswered calls to the registrar, and warnings of possible misrecords impacting the November 8 election. The piece blames both parties for faulty enrollment and urges stricter controls and timely, uniform registration procedures.
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Corry
Eris County
Erie County
Mt Ehy
Phosphate Control and TVA Power Strategy
An analysis argues phosphates are vital to defense and agriculture. It notes US reserves exceed 6,000,000,000 tons, with Florida and Western lands rich in ore. TVA under Harcourt Morgan develops low-grade phosphate processing and aims to use Bonneville power to dominate the phosphate market, raising fears of economic hegemony and political risk.
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Harcourt A. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Henry A. Wallace
Distachs
Sie Canal
Muich
Bhizohe
Soviet Russia
France
North Africa
Great Britain
Nauru
Pacific
Germany
United States
Florida
Europe
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
Idaho
Rocky Mountain
Department of the Interior
Enry
Teapot Dome
James P. Pope
Pope
Haunds
TVA
Harcourt Morgan
J. D. Ross
Northwest
Waims
Bonneville and Coulee
Foreign Picture Commentator Questions Nazi Air Supremacy
H. Kaltenborn, famed radio critic, argues that Nazi air might be obsolete within a year. He predicts England may seek settlement with Hitler, while American espionage revelations lessen the appeal of the Nazi alliance. The piece notes a shift in English opinion and the resilience of English readers to hostile propaganda.
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Kallenborn
Europe
England
Fremler Chamberlain
Kaltenborn
Hitler
Siga Faltenborn
Neixi Bunds
Lakewood liquor control debate drives local repeal efforts
Lakewood Ohio, a city of about 7 000, faces a rising liquor issue after repeal in nearby areas. More than 100 parlors operate near schools and churches, with some poorly managed. Citizens who supported prohibition now push for a year long campaign to regulate far more strictly and restore balance before a vote.
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Lakewood
Prohibition
Plannite
Behind the Scenes in Washington on a Two-Price System
The article outlines the concept of a two-price system proposed by Secretary Wallace, tracing historical ideas from Dupuy and discussing how varying prices could help farmers and consumers. It contrasts farm surpluses distribution, subsidies, and new market strategies with the potential Treasury costs and the role of the AAA in implementing such plans.
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Washington
Del
Wallace
Dupuis
Dupuy
Department of Agriculture
Es ‘Consumiers
Dorlald
Montomery
AAA
Treasury
New York
Ty Béstol
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Pierce Early Political Rise and Later Presidency
Franklin Pierce began in politics as a 25 year old New Hampshire lawyer, rose to speaker, served in the U.S. House, then the Senate where he felt overshadowed by Benton and Webster. He left politics to practice law, held local posts, and years later became a dark horse Democratic candidate and president.
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Franklin Pierce
New Hampshire
United States House of Representatives
Jackson
Senate
Pierce
Vicket
Offte
Q. S
Hollywood film stars step in to save productions
Hollywood reports note actors and crew often supply missing props to keep shoots moving. Examples include Janet Gaynor lending a family Bible for a wedding scene, Clark Gable rescuing an aviator helmet, and Wallace Beery moving a horse to a new location to avoid delays.
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Janet Gaynor
Nancy
Miss Gaynor
Clark Gable
Studio Nin
Father Finnagan
Self & Mohalgnor
Spencer Tracy
Wallace Beery
Stablemites
Trahstad
Eoery
Daily Dozen From the Mediaese of the State of PenHigivante
Some physical conditions call for immediate abdominal operation such as perforated peptic ulcer and appendicitis. Emergency surgery may be the only option for recovery, despite the risks.
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State of PenHigivante
Twenty Years Ago As Taken From Journal Files
Historical notes recount a telegram to Mrs. Neylon about Lieut. Olin H Ford wounded in France. Corry’s Fourth Liberty Loan nearly reaches $400,000. Residents adapt, influenza warnings rise, and local figures shift housing. Pastoral milestone: Dr J J Tisdall conducts 2999th marriage. Philadelphia police puzzled by a mirrored auto crash with matching vehicles and mismatched license numbers.
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J. J. Neylon
Lieut. Olin H Ford
France
War Department
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Deegiore
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Sven
Rodney Dutcher
Hollywood
George Fitzmurice
Gourse
E Rice
Ctg
Journal
Andrew McKelvey
Divis Home
Corry Hnapital
R. A. Patterson
Dr. McKelvey
LJ. Kelley
Ines
Teron Verhel
Find
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Helen Rupp
Brankiln Street
Quincy
J. J. Tisdall
Philadelphia
Woleman
Coleman
E.E. Guignon
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