Roaming specials for deportees at Erie station Sunday
Local report notes a Sunday deportation train to coastal ports with immigration officers at Erie adding to passenger lists. Other items include hunting in New York state praised, Mrs. Kate Willett winning a $50 prize at Rex theatre, and mixed forecasts for a hard winter. Community groups organize WPA cooperation, PTA hosts Radio Rodeo, and local civic notes cover vandalism, council quarrels, church redecorations, population figures, Neon sign at Fritz tourist home, and various local happenings.
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Erie
New York State
Kate Willett
West Pleasant Street
Rex Theatre
Mercury
WPA
Thomas Roelofs
P.T. A. Council
John D. Tranigan
Pitt Stadium
Corry
Harry Oswalt
Corp
Vaughn
State Motor Police
Father
Third Ward
Mortimer Graham
First Presbyterian Church
Walter H. Scottsan
League
Jacob Franz
Pleasant and
Spring
Fourth Ward
Fred J. Weaver
City
O. K. Murray
Young Republistins
Chile
Riddle Berry
Rool’n Furniture Store
Philco Mystery Control
Whith Aba
Hugh O'Hare
American College of Surgeons
New York City
Ross Mead
Dolinson Farm
Sparta
James Losing Ground Amid Political Attacks and Editorials
Judge Arthur James faces scrutiny over political stances as he travels the state criticizing the Burle administration. The Republican candidate loses ground in Corry amid sharp remarks about local citizens, risking further impact on the party’s standing. Also, Kent Cooper of the Associated Press predicts a shift to more pictures in newspapers, while cautions about propaganda in photography remain.
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James
Arthur
Burle
Corry
Indes Arthn H. James
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
American Bar Association
Kent Cooper
Associated Press
A. P
Behind the Scenes in Washington on Two-Price System
Rodney Washington reports the two price scheme to transfer farm surpluses to poor families at low costs. Experts fear subsidies, discuss government role, feasibility, and practical rollout on a national scale affecting cotton, food items, and consumer access amid doubts about permanence and efficiency.
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Rodney Washington
Wallins
Riwe Cobten
Rheap Giuis
Beauty in Autos Through the Ages
The article laments changing car designs from pre war flivvers to modern models. It notes weight, shapes, lamps, fenders, and snub noses as evolving, often becoming less charming with each new model. It cites Cadillacs as examples of shifting standards and questions current ideals in auto styling.
Potato Praise From Medical Society Of Pennsylvania
A lengthy ode extols the potato noting its historic discovery by Spaniards in Peru and its value. It claims the United States harvests 400 million tasters annually and calls potatoes a leading staple in world markets. It asserts potatoes aid growth and nutrition, insisting they fit a balanced diet. Pennsylvania is highlighted as a failing potato growing state.
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Peru
United States
Pennsylvania
Jumbled Jokes and Nonsense Cut Through War Talk
A playful patchwork column mixes headlines about German troops and nerve resorts with puns about backward words. It riffs on a revised dictionary for diplomacy, a freshman pledge, and a Santa Claus school in Suite Claus Indiana, finishing with a quip about Americans spending more on dogs than shoes.
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New York
America
Ebery
Mabel Todd Shines In The Cowboy And The Lady
Hollywood profile of Mabel Todd, radio actress turned screen comedian, praising her natural, homely charm. Notes her work with Patsy Kelly and Gary Cooper in The Cowboy and the Lady, her expressive voice, and poised camera presence. Also mentions Argonaut Mine operations resuming after underwatering issues in Jackson.
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Hollywoor
Mabel
Todd
Tuck
Mabel Todd
Screen Comedienne
Park Avenue
Samuel Golwyn
Commerienne
Patsy Kelly
Gary Cooper
Merle Cheron
Matel
Ty Lip
Isitv
Amin
Mabel Alia
Argonaut
Jackson
Cnt
Argomat Ming
Mother Lode
World roaming sculptor Anina Sablam plans global walk
London reports Anina Sablam a sculptor and glass worker plans a barefoot world tour started in Europe. Dave Bagland, son to nail Barefoot proudly accompanies the voyage, with earnings from roadside stalls aiding the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Anina Sablam
Dave Bagland
Europa
Shelchey
Gus5ers-Ly
Fisherman lands smallmouth bass at Findley Lake weighing 3 pounds 1 ounce
Reports from Findley Lake note Harry Fleming catching a smallmouth bass weighing about 3 pounds 1 ounce. The Corry Poultry and Pet Stock Association plans its annual exhibition despite war conditions with a promising outlook. News also mentions influenza deaths and local travel for improvements in health.
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Harry Fleming
Findley Lake
Corry
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