State funds show general expenditures surpassing income
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania reports two year fiscal planning with regular session expenditures exceeding receipts. General fund receipts for the current biennium year total about 10.48 million, after deducting non recurring items about 70.98 million, while expenditures reach 124.22 million, including roughly 86.5 million for unemployment relief, leaving a deficit of 53.26 million beyond ordinary revenues. Motor License Fund ends the year with about 23.5 million. The May 31 1934 total Treasury balance stands near 69.63 million, with Veterans' Compensation and a $50 million bond project for soldiers bonuses noted.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvana
Charles A. Waters
Delaware River
General Fund
Owas
Not Utopia But Jobs T1 5
The piece argues people vary in ambition and fear, noting listeners and adherents among Trkopian shores. It warns winter hardship for private and public agencies, criticizes governmentist schemes, and states three principles: feeding, clothing, shelter require pay. laborers bear costs. perpetual giving without earning leads to collapse.
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U. S. Treasury
Three Fundamentals Count and Utopia Gap Noted
The text argues the trio of fundamentals must fail and warns against utopian ideas that ignore plain chance, basic fun, and earning a living wage. It stresses producing needed goods for oneself and neighbors, highlighting self sufficiency and practical value.
Paris Graveyard for Discarded Statues Read Like Political History
A Paris graveyard stores furniture from public buildings including discarded statues. Marble pieces lie neglected, mossy and dirty, while bronzes are melted for reuse. A Paris newspaper argues opening the site would reveal politics from the Revolution to today and the evolving art of sculpture.
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Paris
France
White House pledge to restore production and living wages
A speech argues relief must be funded but the nation must shift toward producing goods again. It calls for using all channels of aid, and distributing output wisely to avoid future surpluses, aiming for living wages aligned with the American standard of living.
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Amerivan
Dinner event at Curry Woman's Club featured roast beef meal
A Curry Woman's Club dinner was served at the Ely House on a Saturday evening. The event began at eight o clock with a fine roast beef dinner prepared by the club committee led by Mrs. J. J. Baighl as general chairman. Proceeds will be added to the club treasury.
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Curry Woman's Club
Ely House
Mann
J. J. Baighl
Trevairy
Twenty Years Ago Ag Taken From Journal Files
Seventeen items from 1914 era: United States Brakeshoe Company plant opens with 35 workers, potential hires rising to 55. Vandalized Andrew Crowell home in Concord township. Mrs. Margaret Ryan, longtime resident, dies at Sixth Avenue home. Walter Porter case dismissed in Erie county court after robbery of Giu aon Hardware. Carmen Hill shines in Warren victory for Hornell, 11 to 2. Corry High hazing criticized. superintendent vows action. Six men jailed for Columbus liquor theft. thirty day sentences given. Railroad witnesses sought as federal hours law enforcement begins. Board of Education actions to curb hazing at high school. State surveyors map township lane between the city and Spring Creek. Baptist church holds annual meeting. officers elected.
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Corry and
Columbus
Warren County
Hollywood Film Shop Focuses on Stage and Screen Craft
Tullio Carminati, famed for Moulin Rouge and Gallan Lady, argues that voice remains actors’ core stock on stage while eyes and mouth drive film and TV work. He notes camera reads inner thoughts, stresses technique and self‑projection, and favors theater-screen exchange as a career enhancer.
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Ghollywood
Iromie
Tullia Carmina
Sams
Carminati
Taly
Tullio
Grace Moore
Hollywood
Star Signals Oct Avine Chronicle fragment
A fragmented horoscope style note warns favorable morning through lunch, poorer afternoon, improving evening with Libra as a featured sign. It cites a birthdate window and cautions about accidents and diet around mid November, plus social dates late September. Includes a Boston street numbering anomaly reference on Tremont Street opposite Bagton Common.
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Boston
Tremont Street
Bagton Common
Homestead project reports life death and love in Tennessee
United Press reports on a Tennessee homestead area near Crodeville Cumberland involving a couple and infant births. The item notes labor costs, code compliance, relief aid, and NRA influence with a strange zoo feature about a dragon display attracting visitors and adjustments to its diet.
Paris fashion center may shift from Paris to New York
Paris, Sept 10. The fashion capital faces a shift as Madame Lyndené plans to move to New York to design French Parisian clothes for American women. Lyalene the Russian couturier also sets up in New York, prompting other Paris dressmakers to follow. If trends continue, New York could eclipse Paris in fittings and wardrobes.
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Paris
New Yorks
Lyalene
Butt
Plice ‘Vendome
Ritz
Madame Lyndené
Lacks, Stork and Barrel
New York
Kane Man Victim of Amnesia
Willis G. Bloomquist, 21, of Kane, Pennsylvania, suffered amnesia and was taken to the police station in Tiffin. He muttered the names Winfield Bloomquist and Lima, Ohio, giving clues to his identity. Authorities notified his brother and wife by radio. He reportedly had a similar lapse six years ago.
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Unttea Press
Tiffin
Willis G. Bloomquist
Kane
Winfeld Bloomquist
Lima
First Baptist
Bloomquist
Winfield
Complete skeleton of Indian found near Harrisburg site
Sept. 1 WRR reports the complete skeleton of a mute Indian, likely Iroquois, uncovered east of 28haml im streets. Archaeologists say the remains indicate a male burial killed by a death blow. Beads, two skulls, a bag of bones, and a pottery specimen were also found. the skeleton will be shipped to Harrisburg for thorough study.
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WRR
Sue
Cadzow
Dale Woodquit
Richard Witnee
Harrisburg
Death of Mrs. Ed Whittaker in Corry
Mrs Adrien Whittaker wife of Edward Whittaker of Corry RD 3 died at 6 10 Sunday evening at Corry hospital after a serious operation Thursday morning Born Spencerport NY July 26 1864 she had lived in Corry about ten years She is survived by her husband and a son Kenneth Whittaker of near Spartansburg Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 30 PM at Alexander And Company Funeral parlors
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Adrien Whittaker
Edward Whittaker
Corry
R. D
Corry Hospital
Dull Headaches Gone After Simple Remedy Advised
A printed advert cites Adleriks anetose as a remedy for headaches caused by constipation. It claims the treatment cleanses poisons from both upper and lower bowels and improves sleep and nerves, offered by Kelster's Cut Drug Store.
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Adleriks
Kelster
Young Bride Held on Murder Charge
Pittsburgh dispatch reports murder charges filed against a bride of three months for the death of her 21 day old daughter Rachel Maccarato. Detectives say she stuffed gauze down the infant's throat leading to pneumonia aggravated by the gauze. The child died at West Penn hospital Saturday. Also noted, Jessie Harper and Francis Simonson of Buffalo left for home after a short stay with Almeda Mack.
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Winterices
Pittsburgh
Rachel Maccarato
West Penn Hospital
Jessie Harper
Francis Simonson
Buffalo
Almeda Mack
Leap of Chinese brides may end cruel marriage custom
In Hweliin a group of nine childless brides bound themselves with rope and leapt from a wall into the sea. Seven were sisters or cousins, all dressed alike for a planned death pact against a centuries old rule forcing wives to remain apart from husbands until after childbirth. The tragedy spurred Kuomintang leaders to urge stronger action, while local officials contemplate harsher penalties for parents involved. Dorothy Whiteley plans a visit to Youngstown with her family.
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United Press Star
Hwetan
Youlur
Hwelan
Thia Puklen
Tait Chao
Milky Way
Kuan Ying
Tie
Hweliin
China
Avelan
Hweian
Tangpu
Kuomintang
National Party
Tu Tangpu
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Gui Aon Hardware
Carmen Hill
Warren
Hornell
Corry High School
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Genter St
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Crodeville
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Ivy Pie
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Art
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Bee
Cumberland
Sateahdett
Ira
Fevale Authority
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Slumpellas
Mary Knight
United Press Staff
Kane Man
ED Whittaker
Dizes
Frank C.chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penna
Wall of Hweian
Dorothy Whiteley
Youngstown
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