We the People in a Time of Economic Turmoil
Jay Franklin analyzes the 1937 Wall Street and Labor tensions. He blames missteps by SEC leadership and C IO conflicts for market jitters. The piece argues labor disputes harm production and consumer purchasing power, urging peaceful settlement and honest markets.
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Jay Franklin
Securities and Exchange
New Deal
New Deal Washingon
Fhrow
SEO
Kim Landis
Johin L. Lewis
Willing Green
Laboy
SEC
Landis
T's
Lim
Wall Street
Horns Wetween
Umion
Boby Lewis and
Gresngee
Nei
Bale Guera
John Lewis
A. F. of
Roosevelt
Wall ‘Street Professiona
Register
Tribune Syndicate
Westley Campaign Denounced Amid Mayoral Rumors
A local report challenges Frank E. Westley’s bid for mayor by alleging a plan to resign after a short term to install Stanley H. Nichols as Director of Finance, while praising both Westley and Democrat Frank Hepler as reputable. The piece urges a clean, spirited race free of dirt and rumors. The column also notes a surge in camera use and media interest, predicting television’s rise and its potential impact on radio.
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Frank E. Westley
Westley
Stanley H. Nichols
Prank
Hepler
Nealers
Amul
Boycott Dangers and The Case For Trade War Avoidance
An editorial argues against broad boycotts of Japanese goods, noting mutual trade ties and the risk of global retaliation harming American farmers and workers. It warns that universal boycotts could trigger worldwide trade decline and war, urging persuasion over punitive actions while stressing ongoing international commerce.
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Japan
China
Germany
Thaly
Fihal
New Speed Frontiers Promise Faster Cars and Planes
Dr Gustav Eglof, research director for an oil company, describes future speed advances driven by better lubricants and synthetic fuels. Autos could reach 150 mph and airplanes 500 mph within ten years, yet roads would require a national system of smooth river highways bypassing cities.
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Gustav Eglof
Bet Fer
Stewart Discusses Floppers and New Deal
Central Press columnist Charles Stewart examines divisions within the New Deal era. He notes conservatives inside the movement and contrasts anti New Deal sentiment with conservative leanings among statesmen. The piece reflects on how some figures drift toward radical or conservative stances within party ranks.
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Stewart
New Deal
Charles
Stewany Central Press
Washington, D
Tam
Composer Scott Warnow's War Dance for Wooden Tillans
Inventor and composer Ray Mond Stott, linked with a 20th Century Fox project, creates a musical drama inspired by legends from a small town. He works with a quartet to arrange preparations, while discussing influences and the role of engineering in his realistic music approach.
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Hollywood
Raymond Stott
Duchang
20Th Century Fox Jstudo
Ioblelahors
Haspy Hunting Grounds
Citisens
Ivestigated
Stiry
Scott Smiley
Antient Ca Ues
California
Slembers
Scott
Marc Warnow
New Yorks
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files October 22 1917
The notice recalls deaths and local incidents in Corry and surrounding areas. Martin Ressler Sr died suddenly at 73 at his East Street home. Imp Wonil attended a Sunday school conference in the city. Mrs Maria Tucker Jewell and others reported Corry Second Liberty Loan subscriptions nearing 140 000. A fire damage incident on Church Street was noted with Mrs W S Shuas as witness. William Wotter announced D Warren DeRosay as Corry File committee chair. Mrs Thomas Ward fell on West Wayne Street injuring her left side. L P Kelowiton traveled to Union City for business. Mr and Mrs G W Webster returned from a weekend with Mrs 342 Berri Titusville.
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Martin Ressler, Sr
East Street
Maria
Tucker Jewell
Corry
James Drown
Board of Commerce
William Wotter
D. ‘Warren 'DeRosay
Thomas Ward
West Soulth Street
West Wayne Street
Fragmentary Quiz Prompts From a Dysfunctional Page
A scrambled OCR style item references the Federal Communications Commission and asks about the USS Constitution and geology while listing etiquette hints and a birthday note. The text shows garbled phrases, incomplete questions, and miscellaneous horoscopic lines embedded in a newspaper fragment.
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Ln UW
Federal Communications, Commission
Unclear excerpt hints at names and topics in brief
Fragmented OCR mentions Frank R. McNinch former federal power commissioner and topics on family histories and obUers but no coherent event or outcome given.
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Frank R. McNinch
Chairan
Federal Power Commission
Tronsides
Sewage Plant Orders Set Along Juniata River
The state sanitary water board ordered Altoona Tyrone and Hollidaysburg to begin plans for sewage treatment along the Juniata River. The order, approved on Dr Marion I McKay motion, sets deadlines from six months to two years to submit complete designs for approval.
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Fiatruss USA
Ut. —Uincals
Altoona
Tyrone
Hollidaystung
State
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