Territorial greed and the League of Nations offer
Col. Edward M. House urged in a radio address that Germany Italy and Japan be given access to undeveloped lands to share surplus populations and raw materials. He argued a strong League could readjust territory, revise the Versailles settlement, and reassign mandates to avert future wars by sharing excess territory.
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Edward M. House
League of Nations
Germany
Japan
Italy
Nee
Ayuse
Afric
Great Britain
Frane
Euiope
Austro-Hungary
Big Highway Program Grants From Federal Works Fund
The Department of Highways announces grants totaling 108 932 472 dollars from the Federal Works Program for highway work in Pennsylvania. The total program reaches 123 million, with 28 million for township roads bringing federal aid to rural routes, funded with township materials and equipment responsibility, and aimed at reducing relief rolls and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Highways
Federal Works Program Fund
Pennsylvania
Warren van Dyke
Pinchot
Strikes Lowest in History Reflect 1095 Labor Statistics
The U S Department of Labor reports eight months of 1095 saw 528800 workers involved in strikes, average 778 per strike, each losing 14 days. While 1929 held peak with 4,160,348 involved in 2865 strikes, overall strike duration has shortened due to NRA code experiences and better labor relations, despite coal and other recent clashes.
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United States
U. S. Department of Labor
America
Bayard
McGrady
NRA
Texile
San Francisco
Ruggedly Independent Jan Kiepura Tops Hollywood Scene
Hollywood Oct 23 Jan Kiepura a self styled rugged individualist treats himself as the world's greatest tenor He has built and runs the Patria hotel in Poland and acts as his own critic in language travel and hotel matters He arrives in America for Paramounts Give Us This Night and presents a unique blend of artistry and self reliance.
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Hollywood
United States
Jan Kiepura
Jan
Yon) Kiepura
Kipoorun
Kiepura
Paramount
Gladys Swarthout
Iam
Poland
Klepura
Funeral Services for Anthony Notte
Requiem mass for Anthony Motte who died Sunday at 112 West Wayne street was held at 9:90 this morning in St Thomas church. Rev Francis Graves officiated assisted by church bow with Robert Alexander and Mrs James Sullivan as soloists and Miss B Dempsey on organ. A large crowd attended. Casket flowers filled the church. Interment followed in St Thomas cemetery with bearers Tony Jackson Steve Trehatone Lewis Jackson Leonard Christopher August DeMfauri and John Phillips Las.
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Anthony Motte
West Wayne Street
St Thomas Church
Francis Graves
P. R
Robert Alexander
James Sullivan
B. Dempsey
St. ‘Thomas Cemetery
Tony Jackson
Stever Trehatone
Lewis Jackson
Leonard Christopher
August DeMfauri
John Phillips
Paris Fashions: Net Hats and Hair Dye Trends
In Paris on Oct 28 a European shift away from platinum blonde hair toward autumn colors is noted. Queen Alexandra's day nets evolve with pearls and clips while daytime hats reveal curls. Women increasingly wear nets or loop pearls for evening, and color changes shift from bleached tones to Titian reds and greens amid browns.
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Paris
Europe
Alexandria
Hingland
Edward VII
October 25 Horoscope Highlights for 1936 Birthdates
The reading favors those born September 23 to October 22. It notes morning to evening forecasts and suggests attending year financial chatter in November 1936. Love affairs possible March 17 to 20. caution advised around April 1 to 6 and unsettled conditions strong in January and February 1936.
Sun glass fires home in Orleans damage estimated at 250
Firefighters reported a glass jug filled with water focused sun rays caused a blaze at the summer home of Dale Crosby in Orleans Massachusetts. Damage was estimated at 250 dollars. The incident was described as accidental and the jug acted as a magnifying glass.
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Orleans
Mass
Dale
Crosby
Twenty Years Ago Journal Clippings From 1915 Race and News
A Corry Chronicle style recap notes a driving park race between Hazel A and Driftwood with local horsemen from Union City and Kane. It also mentions a broad city campaign to curb youth alcohol sales, a successful Corry Relief Society event, local football and theatre news, aviation interests, and various social tidbits including police incidents and WPA worker sightings.
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Ution City
Erie
North East
Kane
Hazel A
Wright Brothers
Greenfield Township
Driftwood
Ralph Jones
Union City
Family Married After Fuel Exhausts Car in Trip
A Third Ward couple, Fannie Halfas and Vistor, married by Rev J W Whippo at the Methail parsonage in Clymer. Their drive ended when gasoline ran out amid a ten mile walk on Saturday night October 19, as an emergency can of Spetz aided the situation.
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Fannie Halfas
Vistor
Spetz
Clymer
J. W. Whippo
Methail
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South Street
Ovary
Colegrove
Willams P. Lombard
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball
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Chicago
Stormfelts-Lovely
Devrote Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Rosi Estate Trust
Philadelphia
Corry
Talburt
Wash Daily News
Film Shop
Anthony Notte
Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Wilson
Corry Relief Society
Armory
Melvin Cobbett
Florida
D. L. Bracken
Last Cels
Healy Studio
Center Street
B. M. Garfield
West End
Montreal
Business Men's Association
West End Gourier
Army
Pitt Stadium
Holland
Leson
Twin City
Ritz
Shea's
Jamestown
Bradford
Federal Bank Deposit Insurance
McKean
Frantclinvill
Cappret
Salamanca
Fairview
U. 8
Marshal John Derhpsey
WPA
R. M. Brown
Imion City
George
James Wright
M. B. Church
Sharon
Youngaville
John Sheely
Warren
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
Eqyevian
Hetshersh
Scott
By Rj, Scott
Model Dairy Co
Penna
Member
Federal Reserve System
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