Amendments At Issue In State Constitution Vote Next Tuesday
The Journal urges Corry area voters to study four of five proposed amendments. Amendment No 1 allows more frequent constitutional submissions and limits on a free government. Amendment No 2 would authorize tax exemptions and reduced real estate assessment burdens, favoring gradual tax relief. Amendment No 4 calls for consolidating Philadelphia city and county governments to cut duplication. The piece argues for informed voting, warns against blanket disapproval, and encourages careful consideration of each proposal’s aims.
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Hollywood horse hairdresser Fouchet stands out in industry
In Hollywood Oct 29 Pierre Fouchet, a French horse hairdresser, is noted as the only specialist of his kind in Hollywood and possibly the United States. He trains and accessories show horses for film, curbs manes with flair, and maintains a vast horse library while supervising grooming for major productions including Thoroughbreds Dont Cry and others.
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Treasury greenbacks and aging notes in circulation
The Treasury issued small-size greenbacks eight years ago to reform larger notes. Despite repeated efforts, over 250 million dollars of these bills remain in circulation. The U S Agriculture building in Washington is noted as the largest public office structure with 4500 rooms.
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Hulls Age Blocks Hull From 1940 Nomination
Washington dispatch notes Cordell Hull, a Democratic presidential hopeful, is hindered by age as Tennessee senators back his 1940 bid. Hull, nearly 70 by the next election, is described as highly respected but not spectacular, with a reputation built on brains and probity. The piece surveys other potential candidates and suggests Hull’s age may cost him the nomination.
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Central Press
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Cordell Hull
Tennessee State Senate
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TWENTY YEARS AGO From the Journal Files 1917
A 1917 column recalls local notes including a plan to open a new project by November 24 and relief of current hardships. Navy and coast defense service starts for a local recruit, a Halloween dance at the Armory with a 100 piece Plaherty orchestra, a near miss for two Columbus women from coal gas fumes, and a note on Miss Bessie Mopking visiting Oil City. It also mentions a historic shift in Pullman car construction in 1997 and the young man Lee Whan entering the U S Army. The piece surveys town life and military service, social events, and a safety incident.
German minister of foreign affairs in 1930s
Konstantin von Neurath served as German minister of foreign affairs. Charles West of Ohio, a former college professor, was named under secretary at the U.S. Department of Interint. New Amsterdam was the original name of New York City.
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Baker Enrolls More As Freshmen Increase Estimated
Baker University reports a zero percent erase in the freshman class and an approximate six percent rise across the school after the first week of the new year.
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Sunspots and Society A Century of Skyward Theories
Jay Franklin argues sunspot cycles influence weather and radio, then links cycles to economics and politics. He cites Jevons and Tehijevski, who prophesied stock collapses and social upheaval around solar peaks. The piece sketches a bold claim of solar impact on history.
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The Sun Spots Forecast Revolutions Wars And The Nobel Prize
A fragmented opinion piece discusses sun spots as potential drivers of political revolutions and wars, citing 1937 patterns, Tchijevsky theory, and a speculative Nobel Prize. It argues cycles of sun activity may align with civil unrest every two decades, influencing masses and geopolitics.
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