Government not opposed to profit system in oil country
The article cites Secretary of Commerce Daniel C. Roper defending profit motives in American life. It argues wages, salaries, and capital investment reflect profit, while calling for curbing abuses and unjust profits. It contrasts private enterprise restoring balance with Roosevelt policy supporting just profits and fair rewards. The piece also recounts a Zion City preacher Voliva predicting an end of the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel C. Roper
Roosevelt
Hollywood
Normancy
Malibu
Oliver Ovie
Hollywautt
Hollywood Hynter
Scientific chaos and labor in the age of innovation
The piece argues that rapid scientific and industrial advances outpace social control, creating unemployment while suggesting step by step reforms to align labor-saving with labor-creating devices. It notes England and the United States see rising normally unemployed and calls for leaders to unite across disciplines to manage the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah
England
United States
Husian Pond
Dav makes first plane flight in Toronto area
Ort—Themes W. Dav made his first airplane flight at age 4 and hopes to attend a National Hockey League game soon, saying he has been too busy to go before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
W. Davis
Post master Parley lauds efficiency amid notes on service
United Press reports Washington actions from September health and safety drives to a treasury brochure on small arm training. Postmaster General Parley highlights a 20 year record of reliable mail delivery cited by Mrs Edith M Spanson of Salt Lake City and her London-based sister. The treasury notes 5000 copies of a training brochure and over 2100 workers trained with 26 inch certificates for 22 caliber pistols in a new gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
James A. Parley
Post Office Department
Edith M. ‘Spanson
Salt Lake City
London
Spanton
Parley
Treasury Department
Oir
Coast Guard
Treasury
Lincoln War Passes Found in Dorchester Heirloom
Richard F. Berker of Dorchester reports possession of four Civil War era passes issued by Abraham Lincoln to his grandfather Lieutenant Charles F. Morse. The items, historically significant documents, connect to Lincoln era military authorization and provide a tangible link to the Civil War period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Richard F. Berker
Dorchester
Charles F. Morse
Abrahamt Lincoln
Hollywood Film Shop News Reflects Studio Shifts and Stars
Sept 17 Hollywood reports a shift in studio power with big-money deals and new contracts. Miriam Hopkins signs with Samuel Goldwyn as studios consolidate, while actors pursue diversified investments and public image plays. A noted talent tycoon’s fall and industry risks also color the scene.
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files September 17 1914
Immense new steel and brick structure to extend from Second Avenue to the Glimax Locomotive Works office building with a 260 by 60 foot footprint. Haight of Marion Street suffers a fractured leg in a bicycle accident. A foreigner thought to be Polish is fatally injured at Holy Ballrows, dies twenty minutes after arrival at Corry hospital. Local citizens begin Halloween preparations for the annual celebration. Harry Paulson returns from Buffalo to spend time home. Lee Wond haskett returns to Amherst College, Concord township house fire destroys homestead and barn. Election precinct reports show higher Fall registration, Stanford Hose Company plans delegation to North East parade. Mayor and City Commission inspect paving on South Center street. Mrs Eva B Darling dies, longtime city resident. Wilbur Jordan heads to Staunton Military Academy. Walter Tills books Carter Crames of Niagara Falls for September games. Masson of R. Tavermore store returns from New York after buying goods.
Marcel Rochas Fashion: Practical Yet Whimsical Black Dress
Paris styles note Marcel Rochas may echo Rochefort lineage yet proves practical for workers and today’s hard realities. He crafts durable, dignified black dresses with exquisite cut and generous materials while adding playful touches like a large white Medusa bead belt over the solar plexus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel Rochas
Nicholas Changuin
Rochefort
First Republic
France
Rochas
Jailed For Slow Pay In Bootlegging Case
In Quincy Massachusetts Herman Schatvel is jailed for slow pay under a district court bootlegging case from May 1983. He was fined 65 dollars but has paid only 4 dollars under the installment plan, earning the label slow pay by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
Herman Schatvel
Three youths convicted in Erie robbery spree
Three youths James Joint Charles Maloney and Tony Corsi were convicted in Erie county court of a long series of robberies at New Glory store Union Fruit and Produce Co and a McLean Township barn. Peter Grande was found not guilty and sentencing was deferred for further investigation. Anthony Derma was freed by the jury in a separate fruit theft case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossiter Eric
Erie County Court
James Joint
Peach Street
Charles Maloney
42Nd Street
Tony Corsi
Penon Street
Peter Grande
Ith Street
A. P. Rossiter
Commonwealth
New Glory
18Th Street
C. D. Kenny
Sussatrast
Union Fruit and Produce Co
Peach Streets
Anthony Derma
Corst
Maloney
Barney Weaver
Mclean Township
Star Signals Daily Horoscope for Octavine Star
Mental pursuits prominent today with friendly celestial aspects. Avoid sharp talk this afternoon while gifts should be tangible like fruit or candy. Birthdate period favors finances from Feb 26 to March 21 1995 benefitting brothers, short trips, letters. Danger dates noted: Nov 281n an 30th, 1934. Socially favorable Sep 60th 1984.
Plans for Kane post office building emerge in sketches
Kane, Sept. 17 Local post office plans for a new federal building were reviewed showing a brick and stone two story structure with a 60 foot front on Fraley street and 72 feet length A mezzanine second floor will serve as a lounge and lockers For general delivery money order and registry windows and a C O D window will be arranged The site includes a driveway between the Kane hotel and the federal building and landscaping front and rear The front lobby measures about 44 by 12 feet with a south lobby of about 27 by 8 feet Miss Mary UaMere returned home in Franklin yesterday for a two week vacation.
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Kane
Mw Federal
Wilstone
Fraley Street
New Kane Hotel
Federal Building
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Watt PR
Cline
Gouel
Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
44Th St
New York
Bartlett
Detroit Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh Real Estate Trust
Philadelphia
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Christian Catholic Church
Zion City
John Alexander Dowie
Voliva
Hell
Zion
Lord Dunraven
Dunraven
Grand Banks
Josiah Stamp
Bank of Ent
Bridgeport
Conn
Leroy Rey Company
Harry L. Hopkins
Lewis
Tacoma
Wash
Harry
Hollywood Film Shop
Miriam Hopkins
Samuel Goldwyn
Miss Hopkins
Anna Sten
Paramount
Goldwyn
Lily Pong
Twentie'h Century
Darryl Zanuck
Hetty Wummess
RAKO
Prior Haigat
J. J. Haight
Marion Strest
Clymer
Fotser
Wishly
Josh Hewn
Elievell
Corry Jiompilal
Pielps
Jiarry Paulson
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Lee
Haskett
Amherst
George Chase
Concord Township
Ridge Church
Stanford Hose Company
North Tast
City Commission Iis
South Center Street
Eva B. Darling
W. L. Darling
Wilbur Jordan
Staunton, Va
Staunton Military Academy
Walter Tills
Famus Carter Crames
Niagara
Falls
Il-8
Masson
R. Tavermore
New York City
Paris
Mary Knight
United Press State Correspondent
Mary UaMere
Franklin
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penna
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