NEXT WINTERS PROBLEM AND THE SUN AS ELECTRIC POWER
A conservative warning on a looming unemployment crisis cites Fortune predicting 14 million jobless and 25 million needing relief next winter. The piece urges swift federal and local action, rebounding industry, and warns against complacency while linking the sun to electric power as vital to modern life.
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Fortune
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Apollo
Blame and budgets spark debate on public economy
In a Birmingham Alabama court a judge rejects the idea that an act of God triggered a tenant’s lease escape. The piece shifts to a warning about personal responsibility for budget discipline as the General Federation of Women’s Clubs urges two million members to focus on local fiscal questions and attend city halls to scrutinize spending. The author notes officials often cut one item then add another and urges immediate action from club women to promote economy nationwide.
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Thei Hewser
Five quick quiz questions from city paper page 7
The snippets ask about when the United States took over the Panama Canal Zone, the title The Singing Emperor, the population of the city’s first ward, and the author of a line about truth being eternal. The prompt directs turning to page 7 for details.
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Panama Canal Zone
Baribough Hurt In Union City Accident
Union City reports councilman Weed S Baribough and James D Brakeman injured when a car forced off the road near Pinchot Road and overturned. Baribough suffers a deep cut on the left wrist and facial injuries while Brakeman sustains possible skull fracture and facial cuts. Ambulance took them to hospital as state police investigate the hit and run incident.
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James D. Brakeman
Union City Hospital
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Braskehun
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Banbough
Crowe
Refiners of Butler Play at Canadohta
Titusville September 2 The Hetro lia Refiners of Butler will be opponents of the Canadohta A C at the lake Sunday The Lakers after a double defeat to the Pittsburgh Crawfords have picked another strong team in the Petrolias but believe they can seal the decision Sunday with their regular lineup in the second game against the Crawfords
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Hetrolia Refiners
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Jamestown Conference Hears Lake Pollution Complaints
Jamestown residents and chamber of commerce leaders gathered at the Chamber Building to protest pollution in Lake Chaudauqua. A Lake Pollution Committee planned an investigation to identify causes and pursue cleanup efforts, with about a dozen attendees and chairman Bargar presiding.
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Corry Grange Meets Saturday Evening
Corry Grange No. will meet in regular session Saturday evening at 8 o clock sharp with a good attendance requested. The program opens with a selected song and roll call reading the newspaper first. Questions cover influence of books on children. Lectures, discussions, and a nursery rhyme contest follow under the guidance of local members.
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Katherine van Tassell
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Rey Thayre Visit Ends as They Return Home
Rey and Mrs R Thayre and son from Richmond stayed a week in the city with Mr and Mrs W Cox and family and have now returned to Butler.
Corry BPW Club Postpones September Meeting
The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club postpones its September meeting to the 12th due to Labor Day. The session will be at Miss Harriet Myers home with finance committee members Ida Ohrn Amy Ohrn Helen McSleaf and Yella Carroll leading the program.
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Amy Ohrn
Helen McSleaf
Yella Carroll
Typhoid Case Near Oil City Sparks Health Worry
A typhoid case near Oil City prompts health officials to investigate. Officials report no danger of spread locally. A boy contracted the disease after exposure while in Caltebunes, with measures to determine contamination of water and potential source.
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