Health improves during global depression says official
The British chief medical officer notes that despite 12 years of unemployment and low mood, general sickness has not risen. Death rates fall in many areas, and infant mortality drops due to better newborn care. Unemployment insurance is credited with reducing acute worry and aiding public health, with similar gains seen in the United States amid slower life pace and welfare efforts.
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Ministry of Health
Dole
United States
Tess
Foreign study fellowships aid 764 American students
The Institute of International Education awarded 764 fellowships for American students to study abroad in 1983 84. Similar numbers of foreign students will study in the United States on Institute grants, with placements in Austria Czechoslovakia Hungary France Italy Germany Spain and Switzerland. The program aims to broaden understanding of economics and politics and to illuminate postwar changes in these nations.
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Institute of International Aduwcation
United States
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
France
Italy
Germany
Spain
Switzerland
Uited
Do Something, Not Watchful Waiting, Says President Vinson
President Robert JH. Vinson of Western Reserve University urges action over miracle waiting. He argues evolution and human society show that the organism and community gain power through effort. The era requires daring moves, not resignation, to shape outcomes. Montreal office workers form an association to protect wages and conditions. County hospital workers report physician aided labor actions and reorganizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert JH. Vinson
Western Reserve University
Oym
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files, Sept 25 1913
Entries from the Journal files note a new brick hatchery residence planned by Supt Buller at the State Fish Hatchery site near completion. Police Chief Stevens returns from Findley Lake planning a dept reorganization while Whitmer-Construction faces labor trouble on Pennsylvania line projects north of the city. The Corry High School girls basketball team forms an athletic association with Fern Blatchley as president and Marie Keppel as vice president. Jonathan Lodge appoints A B Pettit noble grand. Dan Lynch injured in a Kentucky motordrome accident shows signs of improvement. J J Harden and wife to open a dancing school. Nevin R Dickson becomes president of the newly organized Sunday School Teachers Club. Dr Sophia B Greenlee dies in Ashtabula Ohio. Harry Weeks and family prepare to move to Jamestown. A five pound pass for Barrow Hardware Co. is won by Louie Auhor and George Kinley. Corry eleven to play St Bonaventure Oct 1. Ajax Company dry house foreman Height starts foundation work. Kennody travels to Ripley regarding promising contracts for new buildings.
Roosevelt to cheer for both sides at World Series opener
President Roosevelt plans to attend the opening World Series game in Washington and will cheer for good plays on both sides. He calls Washington home now but has a New York address as well and will not attend New York games. The White House says he will be neutral and attend the opening game here while giving two speeches in early October.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Jracker
Graton
Niney
Giants
Nationals
White House
6Th Street
New York
Black and White Fashion at Paris Restaurant Event
Paris fashion notes describe women in black and white gowns and men in smoking jackets and tails. Madame Jean Lapenes poses with eye catching style. outfits feature black organdie flounces, wide shoulder straps, and a red and white muslin poppy waist mark. Worth copies the look with opposite white emphasis for Baronne Snoy.
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Jean Lapenes
Worth
Delores Del Rio a Hollywood life in portraits and quirks
Hollywood profile by ALANSON EDWARDS reveals Delores Del Rio s ties to Ramon Navarro and the Durango archbishop Her 1905 birth and fame provoke both admiration and critique She loves cinema yet endures dieting sun baths and cautious swimming Cedric Gibbons is her husband calm at home and superstition colors her routines She dislikes tamales and cooking cherishes perfume and exotic keepsakes
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Gallf
Shout Delores del Rio
Ramon Navarro
Durango
Mexico
Sheavas
Bor
Spain
Husbad
Cedric Gibbons
Card of Thanks for Mrs Lawson and family memories
CARD OF THANKS We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness sympathy flowers and car use during the illness and death of our dear mother Mrs J P Law son Oscar Clifford and Paul Lawson Mrs Emma Lindquist Mrs Manda Crendail
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J. P. Lawson
Oscar, Clifford and
Paul Lawson
Emma Lindquist
Manda Crendail
Water and meals in Ohio township notice
Sincere thanks to Columbus township voters for loyal support at Tuesday's primaries. W. J. Carroll. Stomach troubles often ease by skipping a meal and drinking water. An old remedy mix is referenced for cleansing poisons. Barker spent the weekend at his Rochester home with family as cited in local ad copy.
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Columbus Township
Barker
Keister
Rochester
Bradford Man Hangs Self in Public Iturn
Bradford Sept 2 A 22 year old bachelor Jonn u Nim0 was found hanged from a post in his bedroom by a cleaning woman. The body was removed and a note describing heartache and a request to bury his remains was found. He was known locally as a businessman with a niece mentioned in local gossip.
Evangelistic Services Enter Closing Week at Grand Theater
The revival meetings in the Grand theater move into the fourth and final week with nightly services led by Rev. Lewis and Rev. Bosworth. A local attendee recovered from eye trouble after prayer and anointing, and out-of-town talent will join this week for gospel music. Services continue nightly at 7.00 p m with renewed emphasis on prayer and healing. The Erie Civic Music Association opens its fifth membership drive September 25 to 30, with headquarters planned in the Downing building. Membership costs 5 and grants access to all concerts nationally at no extra charge. Alice Messinger is the local rep for cards.
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Grand Theatre
Erie Civic Music Association
Douglas Davies
Alice Messenger
Grand Theater
Lewis
Bosworth
Oak Park
Sugar Grove
Douglass Davies
Greenville
Christian and Missionary Aliance Church
Downing
Peach Street
Erie
Civic Music Assocition
Marjorie Chatham
Erle
Thie Association
United States
Civic Music Association
The
Jamestown
Bradford
Corry
Alice Messinger
Dairymen Meet at Waterford Presbyterian Church
A sub district meeting of the Dairymen's League of 17B will be held in the Presbyterian church at Waterford Pennsylvania on Thursday September 28 at 10 80 oclock. Ladies are asked to bring sandwiches milk and a turn reen for the picnic dinner which will be served. A large attendance is urged.
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Dairymen's League of 17B
Presbyterian Church
Waterford
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Corry, Pa
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Mttsburgh
Montreal
Segmatioi
Dios
Cahats
Norpital
Supt. Buller
State Fish Hatchery
Stevens
Findley Lake
Whitmer—Construction Company
Pennsylvania
Corry High School Gins
Fern Blatchley
Marie Keppel
Lillian Murray
Arline Drought
A.B Pettit
Jonathan Lodge
Dan Lynch
Kentucky
J. J. Harden
Sk. of P. Hall
Nevin R. Dickson
Sophia B. Greenlee
Ashtabule
Ohio
Harry Weeks
Jamestowns
Barrow Hardware Company
Louie Au- Her
George Kinley
Columbus
St. Bonaventure's Academy Eleven
R. Rogers
Ajax
Kennody
Ripley
That
Secret Service
Reepig
Kenyon Joyce
Fort Myer
Potomac
West Point
Paris
B. Lipman
Lipman
West Main Street
Frank Westley
North Center
East Frederick Streets
Dan'Nast’s' Clothing
Cameron Block
South Center Street
W. J. Carroll
Acyomansia
Portal
Moax
Yoly
Model Dairy Co
Corry, Penna
Household Finance Corporation
Erie Trust Building
State St
Corner
10Th St
Henderson
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Worth Center Street
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