Ford Balks At NRA Entry Amid Industry Rally
A long, fragmentary report shows Henry Ford withholding support from the National Recovery Administration while most major industries sign on. The piece notes widespread backing for the NRA, Ford’s possible reasons, and the broader canvass showing Blue Eagle adoption across firms and households, with Corry and other cities joining the nationwide effort. It also mentions church giving totals and a local accident involving a broken arm discovered after 11 weeks.
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FORD
Henry Ford
National Recovery Administration
Detroit
Blue Eagle
NRA
Ford Company
Lano
Corry
Yenious
N. Ry A
Liberty
Red Cross
UN Uder
Senate Notes on Long and Hastings in Early 20th Century
United Press reports a memory of Senate gallery scenes. Senator Long’s profanity debate and Hastings playful pranks are described, highlighting the era’s decorum and quirks. Names include Copeland Glass Hebert and Secretary Halsey, with vivid reflections on postwar changes.
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Victor Moore
Throttlebottom
Senate
Copeland
Dem
N.Y
Hastings
Kingfish Long
Long
Louisiana
Senator Hebert
Hebert
Richard Whiting: tireless songwriter with hundred million sales
Hollywood interview with ALANSON EDWARDS details Richard Whiting's prolific career. He recalls writing hits such as Till We Meet Again and The Japanese Sandman, with millions of copies sold and enduring royalties. Whiting notes film and radio as main outlets for songs and reflects on changing music careers in Hollywood.
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Alanson Edwards
Whiting
Louis
Tilian Harvey
Hollywood
Aid
Tin Pan Alley
Broadway
Corry mayoral race hinges on nonpartisan ballot ruling
Twenty years ago the Corry City Baseball League president W. Murray exits the mayoral race after Judge Paul Benson declares the nonpartisan ballot constitutional for the coming election. LeRoy Dickinson, fourteen, killed a genuine snakesnake near Carter Hill road. The Corry fair carnival expands with a bigger exhibit and paddock crowds. W. W. members enjoy an annual Meadbrook farm picnic. Forest Geiger and Kenneth Gould visit from Niagara Falls. Mayme Miller returns to Chicago for school. Mrs. Jennie Arnold and daughter Florence come home from New York City with Miss Bernier to trim for Mrs. Arnold this season.
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W. €. Murray
Corry City Baseball League
Paul Benson
Erle
Jennie A. Arnold
Florence
New York City
Bernier
Arnold
Riots and prints mix in Harrisburg notice fragment
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania A F P Myers injures leg after a fall while walking through a wooded area doctors diagnose a briar scratch not a snake The Waggoner family departs for Chicago to establish a new home while Mr and Mrs H E Manley relocate with sons Robert and Walter to Denison Texas
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Harrisburg
Myers
H. E. Manley and Sons
Robert and
Walter
Denison
Tex
Auto thieves slain by police in West Philadelphia
Two suspected automobile thieves were killed by patrolmen in West Philadelphia after they attempted to flee a parked car near 42nd and Chestnut streets. The attackers, described as two negro men, were found dead at Presbyterian Hospital. One suspect, identified as Joseph Tilson, 27, was named by police. The men were seen entering the parked vehicle, then drove off as officers ordered them to stop. They fled on foot, were shot, and collapsed on the sidewalk.
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United Press
Philadelphia
West Philadelphia
Presbyterian Hospital
Joseph Tilson
42Nd End Chestnut Streets
Temple Gets High Rating from Dental Educators
Philadelphia report says Temple University School of Dentistry earned a Closse-A rating from the Dental Educational Council of America. Dr. Charles E. Beary, president, announced the achievement highlighting the program's standards and accreditation status.
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Temple
Philadelphia
School of Dentistry
Temple University
Dental Educational Council of America
Charles E. Beary
University
Pig Changes Color Near Chameleon Farm
Phil Zink, a farmer near here in Montana Pleasant, owns a Duroc Jersey pig that is changing color. Last fall the pig was red, this June its color began fading until it now resembles a Chester White.
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MT. Pleasant
Phil Zink
Here
Paris Styles Part Parodies Mae West Fashion Trends
Paris fashion writers note Mae West inspiration shaping couture in a serious way. 1900s corsets will be sturdier with high busts and drawstring bodices, while wide neckline casings and high front dresses trend for day and evening. Big hats with plumes, corset covers, camisoles and petticoats rise in anticipation of stylish futures.
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Mae West
Granny
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Kot West
Corry Evening Journal
U. S
General Assembly
Brockton
Maas
Phiymis H Stalthight
Zach
Avashington
Capitol
Glass
Edwin A. Halsey
Ajdecorpus
Hollywood Film Shop
Tora
Halsey
Callies
LeRoy Dickinson
Carter Hill Road
The
Order
Meadwbrook Farm
Forest Geiger
Kenneth Gould
Niagara Walls
Cory Friends
Mayme Miller
Chicago
Mel. Davis
Nyp & O. R
Perry Storer
Plain Dealen Publiahying Company
Franklin Street
W.L. Durham
Dr. J. 0. Jackson
East Main Street
Myrtle Waggoner
Chicagd
Atlantic
Penn
Sylvania
Paris
Nelly Don
Ida Ee
Handa Ay Elt
Jana
F.C. Chapin & Sons
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