Erie Primary Election Yields Shifts and Surprises
Readable summary of Erie county results shows Carlton Kang defeated for Democratic Register of Wills and J C Hertzler winning Republican Common Pleas Judge nomination. Miles B Kitts leads Democratic bids but faces late opposition. Clarence Wagner gains momentum as ballots split across wards. Robert Pimian wins Corry judge race. Helen M Schurace secures Republican nomination for county post. Constitutional revision defeated by roughly 40 votes amid long lines and delays at polling places.
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Carlton
Kang
Register’ of Wills
J. C. Hertzler
Common Pleas
Brief Tormer Auger
Miles B. Kitts
King
Register of Wills
Erie
Clarence Wagner
Crom
Sam Val le Gilsoh
etuMia Lovay
Robert Pimian
Corry Jn
Anil
Eiton EH. Blair
Maiy County
Helen
Sehluracé
Rolle McCray
Merle Amy
Raul I. Heath
Topiatoving ii
Corry
Ford Plan for Sophiomic Recovery Proposed by Edsel Ford
Edsel Ford, Ford Motor Company operating head, proposes a “Ford Plan” to revive industry and prevent shutdowns. He argues paying workers enough to live leads to consumer demand, suggests a 40-hour week now with possible 30 hours later, and says keeping people employed is the cure. He likens it to NRA measures, calling for business leaders to act decisively.
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FORD
Edsel Ford
Ford Motor Company
Arbor Day Vision For Reforestation Plan
The government envisages next year’s forest program possibly called Tree Year with about 600 million trees planted nationwide. Young trees face high mortality, so seedlings will be planted densely at about 1 000 per acre to cover large areas, creating belts to curb erosion and dust storms while greening deforested regions.
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di Walles
Britain faces economic path amid looming war fears
The piece questions Britain's stance as Foreign Secretary Hore cites steady resistance to unprovoked aggression. It suggests public drift toward accepting war could be inevitable as Mussolini pushes for action. An economic solution via colonial resource sacrifice is proposed to avoid costly conflict, warning of potential broader escalation.
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Samuel Hore
Britain
Stanis
Great Britain
Mussolini
Asiawa
Sir Samuel
League of Nations
Italy
Africa
Dinner For Red Cross Shoe Fund Dinner Served At St Edward’s Hall
A beneficent Red Cross Shoe Fund dinner was served last night in St Edward’s hall. The event drew a smaller crowd than hoped, though a capable committee led by Miss J J Haight organized a fine repast enjoyed by attendees. Plans for another dinner next month were discussed.
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RED Cross Shoe Fund
St. Edward’s Hall
American Red Cross Shoe Fund
J. J. Haight
Renust
Dinnais
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes and Roosevelt Desk Visit
Selections from the Journal Files dated September 18 1915 discuss dope peddling in the city among fair week attendees and describe a visitor peeking at President Roosevelt's desk at the White House. The piece contrasts desk contents across presidents and notes local events including a bishop's reception and Police Chief Harry Davis's ankle injury at the fair grounds.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Fair Grounds
Democratic Party
Harry Davis
Smallest Southern Hemisphere Plane Built in Brisbane
A light aviation milestone from Brisbane where S. Lynch builds a plane weighing just over 300 pounds. Described as possibly the smallest aircraft in the Southern Hemisphere, the tiny craft signals a novelty in regional aviation.
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Brisband
Australia
S. Lynch
Brisbane
Star Signals Octavine Tember 21 Horoscope
Daily astrology notes favorable trends for those born June 21 to July 21. Early morning hours best for business, October should bring satisfactory profits. Exercise care with firearms and sharp objects to avoid accidents. Socially favorable dates listed in 1936.
Arizona business gains Phoenix spurt in 1985 months rise
Arizona business activity shows a 21.8 percent gain in early 1985 over the same period in 1934, as reported by the Arizona State Chamber of Commerce. The surge reflects a robust Phoenix market and suggests continued regional economic momentum.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Aviz
Ariona State Chamber of Commerce
Hollywood extras lure young talents on 20th Century Fox lot
Hollywood children aged 10 to 16 gathered as extras on a studio street scene for the film Snatched. Ruth Mann, Dorothy Florentine, June Swaney and others awaited real breaks while 18 year old Eleanor Kalejian and 14 year old Winnie Hughes voiced ambitions beyond extra work. Directors urged tough attitudes as cops struggled to keep the crowd away from the set. Bill Benedict, 18, appeared in a tree being filmed and drew autographs from the curious youngsters.
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Hollywood
Warling
20Th Century-Fox
Ruth Mann
Dorothy Florentine
Los Angeles
June Swaney
Eleanor Kalejian
Winnie Hughes
Kkidnazed
George Marshall
Central Casting Bureau
Bill
Benedict
Youn Sters
Pennsylvania Feed Dealers Meet in Harrisburg for 58th Convention
The Pennsylvania Millers and Feed Dealers Association plans its 58th annual convention in Harrisburg from September 25 to 27 with state Agriculture Secretary J. Hansel Prench set to address the closing banquet. Officers President W. K. Harlacher, Highspire, Secretary George A. Stuart, Harrisburg, and Treasurer J. Eshelman, Lancaster, will provide messages and reports the second day.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Millers’ and Fees Dealers’ Association
J. Hansel Prench
Asapviation
W. K. Harlacher
Highspire
George A. Stuart
J. Eshelman
Lancaster
Pictorial history of Reclamation featured at fair
A pictorial history of the Bureau of Reclamation work is shown in the real exhibit at the California Pacific International Exposition in San Diego. The display highlights irrigation and dam-building efforts under federal project programs and includes photographs and descriptive panels.
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Washington
Bureau of Reclamation
California
Paris Styles Show Suede and Tweed Country Wear
Paris reports Jenny House unveils suede country dress in beige brown with high neck and leather belt. A three piece outfit in brownish red wool features cape jacket and divided skirt with pressed pleats. Trousers trends grow with at least one golf costume in shows. A brown white tweed coat over check dress completes the lineup. Today's fashion tip highlights suede gowns and tweed looks for country wear.
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Paris
Jenny
We Country
Iress
Concord News Notes On Local Visits And School Plans
Concord letter items mention Mr. and Mrs. Dr. R Blakeslee hosting guests from Waltsbuns and Cutting. Mrs Harold Shay called on the Blakeslees. Mr and Mrs Vance McCray and friends traveled in the Unis vicinity. Werneth Perkins and sister Lita, Miss Lucile Blakestee drove to Penn State College Monday. Perkins will return to Corry. the young ladies will enter school for the coming year.
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Vance McCray
Unis
Werneth Perkins
Lita
Lucile Blakestee
Penn State College
Perkins Qyill
Corry
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West Wayne Street
Martin Rourke
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N. J. Macintyre
U. 3. Brake Shoe Company
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Calvin Coolidge
Warren Harding
Mr Roosevelt
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Sande Rensers
Egypt
Ian
Scott
Mary Knight
United Press Staff
Concord
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Charles Ladd
Martha
Waltsbuns
R. Blakesea
Harold Shay
Cutting
D. R. Blakeslee
Montgomery Ward
Inet
Genuit
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