Hollywood Film Shop Chronicle of Robert Montgomery in Hollywood
The piece portrays Robert Montgomery as a modest young man arriving in Hollywood in 1929. It traces his shifts from witty gossip to restrained public persona, noting how Hollywood’s gossip culture reshaped his image while he remained privately true to his own judgments. It also adds vivid portraits of industry figures and a wrestling bout spectacle for color.
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Hollywood
Robert Montgomery
Peter Pan
Montgomery
Shanghai
Film League
October 30 Star Signals Advice and Dates
The column advises against signing papers in the early evening and highlights a day suited for imagination. It notes healing quality, a period of advancement from November 5 to 19, and warnings about seeking opportunities. Mentions potential love with an older person or benefit from conservative enterprise in April 9 to 24, 1985. Uncertain dates 1935 and 1984 appear.
Republican Viewpoint on Pennsylvania’s Republican Tradition
The column urges readers to vote Republican in Pennsylvania, praising the state’s Republican-led policies. It highlights limited women’s work hours, child labor laws, compulsory education, hospital funding, support for undernourished children, veterans relief, mental health care, and forest protection, framing these as years of Republican leadership and urging voters to reject governmental experimentation.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
United” States
Non specialized people in public life praised by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt spoke at William and Mary College praising non specialized people who grasp broad problems. He contrasted general education with narrowism, saying government needs minds with wide view and general knowledge, not only detailed specialist training. His remarks recalled founding fathers who balanced culture with leadership.
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Roosevelt
William and Mary's College
Wiliamsburg
Harding
Republic
Financial peace gains as bankers and government vow cooperation
In a Merry-Go-Round Washington comment Drew Pearson and Robert Allen say big bankers met with the President to ease inflation fears and back government plans. The talk suggests a shift toward joint action to pull the country from its hole with less immediate budget or currency stabilization detail. The big bankers, including Jackson Reynolds and Francis M. Law, urged understanding and harmonious cooperation, reducing a key recovery obstacle and signaling possible rapid progress ahead.
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Drew Pearson
Robert 8. Allen
Washington
Jackson Reynolds
First National Bank of New York
Francis M. Law
Bankers’ Association
Naval Ratios Debated by Allies in London Talks
American British and Japanese negotiators resume work in London on naval ratios. After a twelve year 5-5-3 balance, Japan seeks parity with the United States and Britain. Analysts doubt Tokyo's goal is political aggression, noting Japan's defense needs and the U.S. and U.K. greater global commitments.
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London
Japan
America
Britain
British Empire
United States
Panama Canal
Ural Japan
Twenty Years Ago Local Social Scenes And Notices
Twenty years ago last evening at Miss Elsie Raab’s West Wayne home many ladies gathered for Miss Lucy Young’s engagement to Carl Hinman. Band practice reports and Hallowe'en plans fill the town as the Munici pal Club considers a new Payne building room. A wedding at Ada O’Neil’s home joined Mary O’Neil and Joan Morgan Llewellyn Maddocks, while Fred M. Rogers dies at 68. Others attend parties, birthdays, and family visits as local figures travel and business owners note new displays. Ensign Smith returns from Philadelphia, and regional geopolitics are briefly speculated with talk of Manchuria and Asia.
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Raab
West Wayne Street
Elsie Raab
Lucy Young
Carl Hinman
Ada O'Neil
Mott Street
Miss Mary O'Neil
Joan Morgan Llewellyn Maddocks
Many Parties Compete for U S Congress Seats
A United Press column lists 15 separate campaigns for Congress across the United States. Names include Robert J. OToole of Essex Walls New Jersey seeking a Balance the Federal Budget seat, Alfred M. Waldron of Philadelphia on Industrial Recovery, and Louis T. Meadden Canton Pennsylvania on Republican Prohibition. The piece notes wide party coalitions and corrections on California Senator Hiram Johnson's ticket.
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United Press
Washington
France
Germany
United States
Congress
Robert J. O'Toole
Essex Walls
N. J
House of Representatives
Glen S. Corkery
Seatte
Senate
Washington State
American Liberty League
Dalton
Palmer Labor Party
Socialist Labor Party
Alfred M. Waldron
Philadelphia
Industrial Recovery Party
Wiliam J. Datmering
Hoboken
N. 1
Louis T. Meadden
Canton
House
Francis ©. Walter
Daston
Mirande's Fashion Spotlight at Paris Style Rooms
Paris styles spotlight Mirande a rising name with ribbed velvet fabrics and black patent leathers. Noteworthy pieces include light luminous waters finishes and tunics with double volants. Creeds tailored evening gown inspires a straight narrow white cellophane skirt suit with a black cello picket and white floral jachet accessories.
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Paris
Creed
Mirande
Tip Mirande
Creomulsion Ad Claims Quick Cough Relief
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful yet harmless cough remedy with no narcotics and a money back guarantee if the cough or cold is not relieved. The copy emphasizes rapid action and urges readers to consult their druggist for the refund option.
Funeral of Charles Chase in Concord township church
Funeral services for Charles Chase a well known Concord township resident who died after a short illness were held Saturday afternoon at Ridge church. Rev W H Garnett of Spring Creek and Rev Mr Marstellar of Elgin officiated assisted by Mrs George Chelton as accompanist. Interment in Pine Grove cemetery with bearers Elton Darrow Andrew Miller Jease Clark Leon Blakeslee Lynn Boutwell and J B Drake.
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Charles Chase
Concord Township
Ridge Church
W. H. Garnett
Spring Creek
Mr. Marstellar
Elgin
George Chelton
Pine Grove Cemetery
Elton Darrow
Andrew Miller
Jease Clark
Leon Blakeslee
Lynn Boutwell
J. B. Drake
Heath estate sale set for Wednesday at Municipal Building
The remaining properties of the C. H. Heath estate will be sold Wednesday morning at the Municipal Building. Ten properties, including the Grand Union brick block on North Center street, and several houses, will go under the hammer at 10 o'clock, auctioneer John Hammond in charge.
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C. H. Heath
Grand Union
North Center Street
John Hammond
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