Obituary notes from the Journal Files 1916 and town updates
Entries recall the death of Hf Carney at his West Main Street home and the passing of Ae Takett, plus a century back roundup of town happenings. Mind township’s highway progress, bids for trees and shrubs for new buildings, and local moves include Renzi’s shoe shine shop shift, Mrs Carl Smith hosting an evening card party, and local visits to a B of C band event.
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Hf Carney Au
West Main Street
Mind Township
Minsley Lake Village
French Creek
Hollywood's Maltese born actor rises to screen menace
Joseph Caillela, Malta educated and later a New York stage figure, escapes typecasting as a villain through a versatile career from trolley car valet to Broadway and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film roles. He mirrors Hollywood's demand for depth behind the glare of a darkly handsome face as he prepares for a semi hero in a future picture.
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Hollywood
Calif
Isle of
Malta
Joseph Celle
Allein
48Th Street
New York
Myrna Loy
William Powell
Cabilela
St. Julian's
Anid St. Aloysius College
Europe
Harry Lander
Her
America
Noody
Joseph
Otis Skinner
Metro-Goluwyn- Mayer
Callela
Rudolph Valentina
Swanthy
George Raft
Etiquette Hints and Horoscope Snippets In A Grab Bag
A mixed set of quirky lines includes etiquette tips for greeting a vhirgymeyi and a note to ask a Nitiner to say Brace. It offers a Today’s Horoscope for a person with Diritniy and a caution about being easily wounded when not loved.
We the People and the Billionaire Public Opinion
Jay Franklin surveys how multi millionaires including Du Ponts Rockefellers and Ford align with the 1936 campaign. He questions whether billionaires secretly back Roosevelt or publicized support for Gov Landon aids the New Deal foe. The piece weighs whether economic royalists understand mass sentiment or push the opposite outcome.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Bruce Barton
Budie “Bernays
Roosevelt
Gov. London
Gear
Trenbling
Morgan
Rockefeller
Wisionaire
du Ponts
Liberty League
Belshazzar
al Smith
Moras
Rockefellers
Republican Campaign
Maine
Landon
Henry Ford
Los Angeles
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Gov
Presiwlertt
Letis
Who Gains Most From the New Deal Power Shift
A column argues big business and banking benefit from a strong central government in Washington. It contends the present constitutional setup preserves corporate leverage, calls the New Deal a major national impasse, and questions whether industry leaders secretly favor FDR’s re-election to aid their profit aims. The piece warns of fascism risks and urges accountability by the wealthiest firms.
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Washington
Division of Powers
Hopsong
Ingalls
Hoover
Cpolitz
Sr Rosevelt
Yenge
Tye
Social Security Program Aiding Thousands in Pennsylvania
M L Lichtenwalner, state director for the National Emergency Council, reports about 145 418 Pennsylvanians are aided under public assistance provisions of the Social Security Act. October figures show 95 000 needy aged 9 300 blind and 41 118 dependent children receiving aid at a cost of 2 819 160. Federal funds have contributed 7 651 708 to the state for these benefits.
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Pennsylvania
Gaza
M. L. Lishtenwalen
National Emergency Council of Pennsylvania
Lichtenwalner
Social Security Board
Schhclal Security Board
Halloween season in politics stirs up old campaign fears
The piece critiques late campaign tactics as Halloween analogies abound, warning voters to seek thoughtful consideration amid rumors and venomous half truths. It recalls Alfred E. Smith’s 1928 defeat and ironies of political nostalgia as 1996 politics unfold.
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Gogadea
Vinilente
Paris Styles Reflect Midseason Fashion Trends
Paris dispatch notes midseason openings reveal which trends will endure on the street. Tunics dominate choices from hip to waist length, with Directoire and First Empire influences shaping evening and day wear. Skint fullness remains centered in back. tailored dinner suits appear in mande velvet with ornate blouses.
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Paris
Directoire
Dull Mesa
Star Signals October 28 Horoscope Forecast
Those born May 21 through April 20 show today’s stellar vibrations. Morning is conservative, afternoon practical, evening optimistic and kind. October 28 born should pioneer new schemes for the race’s benefit. December 1936 promises beneficence with neighbors travel and relatives.
Pittsburgh Blockhouse: Last Pre Revolutionary Structure
The 4 blockhouse at 1 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, is the sole surviving pre Revolutionary building in the city. Built by Colonel Bonquet in 1764 as a redoubt at Fort Pitt on the former Fort Duquesne site, it now welcomes visitors weekdays from 9 AM to 5 PM.
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Pittsburgh
Penn Avenue
Bonquet
Fort Pit
Golden Rule Club to Meet at Clymer Social Rooms
Two members of the Golden Rule Club will hold their October dinner meeting in the church social rooms at Clymer next Monday evening. Morris Chayin, president, is arranging the program with several short talks by club and community boosters. The monthly sales day will be held Thursday of this week.
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Golden Rule Club
Clymer
Golden Rule Clu
Chireh
Clyener
Morris Chayin
Thurstay
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Steadman
Ream
Ae Takett
The
Journal Files
Colegrove
Treasury Department
Bida
Jong Renzi
Hie Shoe
Traction
Hill
McLean
Mra
Carl Smith
Matt Street
Leslie
Glenn Donaldson
Lews
B. of C
Mrs. C. H. Holden
Clean
Film Shop
Supreme Court
West Middlesex
United States
Wailers
Thor
Alfred Mf
Laandon
Scott
SRA
Hallowe'en Season IN Politics
Alfred E. Smith
Herbert Hoover
New York State
Franklin D.roosevelt
Smith
Holt
SEE and Know
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission
Federal Reserve System
Jimmy Blight
Amd G
Ylela
Jimmy
Wr J.scotr
R. Lawrence Davison
Gorry, Pa
Chapin’s
Pajamas
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
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