Corry Evening Journal discusses future relief prospects
The Corry Evening Journal notes Harry Hopkins says federal relief payments may end by the next fiscal year while Harold Ickes hints at new work relief for public works or housing. It warns government pullout from state and local relief depends on private enterprise recovery and local philanthropy, with hopeful business improvement ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
Harold Ickes
PWA Heat
Federal Administration
Mindeni
Townsend Plan Promises and Aging Vote Power
After a Chicago Townsend rally, Dr. Townsend’s rise as a major prophet is noted as Townsendism grows into an economic religion. He claims old age support will force vast public generosity and end economic slavery, predicting massive voting power within six months. The piece doubts the prophecy but foresees policy shifts benefiting the elderly over time.
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Townsend
Chicago
Dr. Townsend
Iiterfere
Calfornia
Dofain
Martin F. Smith
Washington
David A. Lamson
San Jose
Calif
Allene Thorpe Lamson
Ruth Clark
Gouverneur
Arthur H. Vandenbirg
Michigan
Roosevelt
Congress
Brooklyn
Neutrality policy urged by Senator Vandenberg
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan returned from Europe and urged a clear United States neutrality policy. He warned that a new mandatory policy could curb natural sympathies and protect the nation from being dragged into alien wars, stressing that strict neutrality would preserve peace amid international tensions. He also warned that government arms sales to belligerents could worsen war materials trafficking and provoke broader conflicts.
Future film tech to bring 3D color impact and better magic
A newspaper fragment discusses upcoming film advances with three dimensional effects and true color reproduction. It questions whether dramatic content will evolve as producers imitate earlier cinematic trends and invest in new camera innovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Faltic
The Longest Years and Other Notable Books Review
A critical survey notes Sigrid Undset's The Longest Years as a moving Nordic novel about a girl's growth under Ingvald and her father. It also covers Grace Lumpkin's A Sign for Cain with its class clash and racism, Diaghilev, ballet, and Arnold Haskell's study, plus a look at a Mongolian odyssey and a New Yorker Bible devotion piece in a Manhattan Reporter collection.
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Sigrid
Undset
Norway
Knopfi
Inguild
Eyas
Ingviid
Madame Undset
Suthos
South
Grace Lumpkin
Cain
Lee Furman
Dersties
Lmko
Jira
Miss Lumpkin
Hérulus
Arnold L. Haskell
Daily ‘Telegraph
Walter Nouvel
Diaghilef
Stound
Diaghileft
Simon & Schuster
Nijinsky
Stravinsky
Bakst
Diaghileff
Haskell
Diaghile
Uavertheless
Romola Nijinsky
Kalamazoo
Hannibal
Manhattan
Gotharmite
The
New Yorke
Metropolis
Atirring
Mortis Markey
Indiig
Hodge
Virein Whitt
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Flite
Twenty five representatives met in the civil service room of the new federal building to plan a grand opening. Pythian Sisters hosted Mrs Stevens farewell party as she moves to a new home. Miss Ballard urged suffrage work in Corry at Climax Locomotive Works gathering. James Morris visited Buffalo for relatives. James McCarthy, 39, formerly of Corry, lost a leg after a brake accident near Alcon Ohio. F A Loveland and J J Desmond named original life members and vice presidents of the National Historical Society. Mrs Celestia Mackenie returned home from Oil City after a visit with her son.
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Civil Service
Federal Building
James McCarthy
Corry
Alcon
Ohio
National Historical Society
F. A. Loveland
J. J. Desmond
Birthdate Horoscope For Late Autumn and Early Winter
STAR SIGNALS October 30 describes guidance for those born November 23 through December 22. It notes morning as fairly good, afternoon treacherous, evening pessimistic with the evening time judged essential. It suggests a medical profession aptitude and possible sudden changes, with references to past dates and social optimism around March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taiee
Pau
Matter and Motina in Life Ail i a wertinds combwaliy oF wal er Mba sniwitli aide
A fragmented OCR line hints at a life matter involving Motina and a Wall Street related figure. The readable portion mentions life and relationships with unclear names and a potential aid. Further specifics are not reliably legible.
World Chronology And War News Chronicle
A wide range of items from around the world and United States including weather milestones at Fairbanks Alaska, Nazi anti Jewish actions, various police and court cases, political opinions, public notices and disaster reports. Notable entries mention a World War II era context with figures like Will Rogers, Theodore Roosevelt memorials, and investigations into crimes in multiple states.
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James Ladd
Shamokel
Hig Sister
Nowni
Erie
Cambridge Springs
Detroit
Addis Ababa
Dan Beard
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Costa Rica
League of Nations
Italy
Philip F. LaQollette
Wisconsin
Hallowe'en
Jimmy Walker
New York
Will Rogers Glace
Will Rogers
Port- au-Prince
Bath
Frank A. Goodwin
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
T Boston
Political parade recurs against Hoover bid for nomination
Washington dispatch recalls 1928 effort to block Hoover with favorite sons and old-guard backing. Senator Curtis and Charles Hilles led opposition while Charles Curtis warned against nominating a candidate the party would have to apologize for. The piece contrasts past maneuvers with current uncertainty over Hoover’s candidacy and leadership.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Herbert ©. Hoover
Hoover
James J. Watson
Indiana
Frank B. Willis
U. S
Ohio
Willis
Delaware
Kansas City
White House
Charles Curtis
Kanagas
Senate
Mid-West
Stop Hoover
Curtis
Kansas
Surtis
Watson
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Stern F
Boss Yare
Philadelphia
Secretary of Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Ware
Pennsylvania
Old Guard
Mr. Hoover
Toaver
Character beds on Dolores Del Rio set spark film lore
Hollywood reports describe a bedroom prop tour on the Dolores Del Rio set. The feature notes various beds from ornate four posters to iron frames, illustrating class contrasts with vivid stage directions and fashioning a mood for boudoir scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holllywood
Tirad
Che
Dolores del Rio
Hazel Lacie Dame
Bess
Paris Fashion in the Modernist Age of Revival
Paris styles reflect revived old world looks with plumed hats braids velvet gloves and cape gowns. Designers mix Edwardian silhouettes with modern tubes puffed sleeves and heart shaped bodices while bright capes, trumped by colorful velvets and jet gloves, define the season.
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Paris
Howyer
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Anwaskes
MicMgns Square
Post Ordes
Shgt
Endlran
Etme
Pavlova
Tobias
Thelds
Chugoehak
Flite
Pythian Sisters
Mrs. Stevens
Miss Ballard
Elis Noon
Climax Locomotive Works
James Morris
Buffalo
Celestia, MackKenie
Oil City
Cieig Up
Ralph Wagner
Jack Kelger
Manhattan Beach
Jack de Gange
Canonsburg
Charlotte Schwarta
Butler
M. Jaffe
Butler Marchant
Uniontown
Hun
Scott
Davie
TE Alivan Amily
Tie
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IdonRotes
WOTKE
Philippines
R. J. Scott
America
Sar
Topeka
Fo Pela
Hollywood Film Shop
VMI
Jay
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