Gas Rate Probe Question Heard As Winter Bores In Curry
Readers in Curry and northwestern Pennsylvania await action from the Public Utilities Commission on gas rate hikes. The article notes hearings across western Pennsylvania and questions whether the Curry gas supplier was included. It mentions relief has been limited for small users and calls for lower rates, referencing long-projected shortages and rising tariffs amid heavy winter costs.
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Churches Press Pagan Nation Warning by Leavitt
Editor Guy P Leavitt denounces America as a pagan nation with rising heathen numbers among 125 million Americans. He cites figures from the National Association research division and urges churches to focus on home missions to counter crime and turmoil, linking ignorance to local unrest and even Fascism’s origin.
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Bar Association Refines Stand on Child Labor Amendment
The American Bar Association plans a referendum on the Child Labor Amendment and renames its Special Committee to Oppose Ratification by States of Federal Child Labor Amendment. The change signals a broader look at the issue, urging study of both sides of the argument.
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The Hunt for Child Labor Reforms and Firearm Laws
A fragmented editorial protests child labor harms and calls for stronger standards while noting ongoing disputes over amendments. It questions the ease of domestic bans when industrial nations export weapons to foreign enemies and urges a Bar Association study of remedies.
Latin American Trade and American Business Interest
A discussion on Latin American trade stressing its elastic demand and the need to curb excess rhetoric. The piece notes U.S. factories would not meet Latin American demand even at full capacity and highlights a decline in Latin American trade, with emphasis on the balance of exports and imports and the importance of keeping profits within the American sphere.
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Duchess of Kent’s velvet gown tops Paris fashion in London
Paris styles describe the Duchess of Kent in a black velvet crinoline evening gown with a wide hooped skirt from Molyneux’s London collection. The ensemble features a horizontal draped bodice, broad shoulder straps crossing at the back, and a silver trim on a dressy slack velvet suit with a long knee skirt and a black satin blouse.
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Today’s fashion tip for winter wear trends
A reader notes that smart outfits feature tracesets on fashionable arms with eveniz gowns this winter, suggesting coordinated pieces and elegant layering for cold weather events.
Fragmented Factographs Readable Fragments Note Odd Claims
The text presents a jumble of claims including a claim that the North Pacific ocean is free of inebergs, scattered references to Legislation in F83, a Pittsburg store adding a meat department, and a figure of 425000 for Girl Scout membership. It also mentions a drug store and a substance used in making perfumes produced in intestines of wheels.
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Duke of Windsor visit sparks talk of motives and quotas
Stewart notes rumors clouding the planned visit of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor to the United States. He explores possible careers for the duke, the impact of U.S. immigration quotas, and the heaviest question of whether the couple could gain permanent residency or must depart as aliens, detailing the political and social tensions surrounding their stay.
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Urban Russia expansion in Moscow during Five-Year Plans
During the two Five-Year Plans the urban population in the U S S R increased from 48,000,000 to 40,000,000 inhabitants, reflecting significant demographic shifts amid rapid urbanization and policy-driven growth in Moscow and other cities.
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Parties in Spirit See Roosevelt Gain From Beyond the Grave
In a satirical period piece, 1936 GOP figures gather in imagined parlors to communicate with the dead. The phantom taps reveal that Roosevelt remains a central issue, with whispers about a balanced budget and foreign policy, while Republicans debate whether to oppose or support the New Deal. The spoof blends political lampoon with metaphysical humor and references to Kellogg Pact and League ties.
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Franchot Tone Rejects Lockstep Acting Standards
Hollywood star Franchot Tone blasts rigid acting codes as pretentious rules that stifle natural performance. He mocks pockets smoking and weapon drills, arguing real actors feel human, not like puppets, and should speak clearly to be heard by all audiences. Tone defends spontaneity and personal humanity on stage and screen.
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Twenty Years Ago from the Journal Files 1917
Corry residents contributed 233 200 to the Second Liberty Loan surpassing quota by 605 500. Agnes Buland graduates from telegraphy course at the Western Union office and accepts a Titusville post. Mrs John Theobald dies at Concord street home after brief illness. Dr Theodore A Little rests at Camp Hancock base hospital. Mrs Charles Bracken visits Erie. W W Staylor, former bicycle firm representative, visits town as Dr Imerson heads to Gulf City for business.
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Bulls and Hears in Financial Parlance
Bulls are those who push stocks and bonds up while hears drive them down. The governor-general of Las Ada is Lond Tweedsmuir. A stavediore is defined as one who buys and unloads ships.
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