Council urged sewer study after storm damage
In Corry the city council debated the failed purchase proposal for a land trap to improve the sewer intake. Officials urged delaying 1938 budget actions to allow a thorough study of the intake, lines, and possible extensions to ease flood damage and protect health, noting the need for a stronger system and municipal action.
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Worth Council
Teaat
Municival
Center Street
Gerry
Thorugh
Erratic Stock Market Notes On Business Trends
A sharp stock market response questions how well prices reflect actual business health. An analyst argues stocks swing with sentiment, not profits, citing October 1028 through 1829 and a later slump in 1930. The piece notes the market often ignores real indicators and hints at broader economic uncertainty.
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Finsiness
Federal retrenchment moves at Washington time
In Washington a movement grows toward economy and forced spending cuts as the emergency wanes. The abandonment of the Public Works Administration signals shift, with a long allotted eight billion dollars for heavy construction and plans to grant the budget bureau new spending powers. The era’s retrenchment aims to curb federal outlays while the FWA era's roads program remains a modest legacy.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Whiett | i
Bureau of the Budget
FWA
Ousisama
Drouth-Region
Congress
David Whman
Financial policy debate and Kettering IMF imagination quote
The piece discusses continued federal spending for WPA style programs despite the end of the FWA, urging tighter Washington administration and prudent use of funds. It cites Charles Kettering of GM, who quips about an imagination serum for finance and critiques Wall Street imagination and current finance leadership.
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Charles Z. Kettering
General Motors
Mr. Kettering
Wall Steed
Tye
Europe
MTW
Wall Street
Kettering
Carnegie Hero Medals Awarded After Thorough Review
Five trained specialists dubbed hero hunters present bronze silver or gold Carnegie medals after an investigation of the facts. Recipients also receive funds to pay debts and to establish beneficial business enterprises or other worthwhile pursuits.
Dr Roosevelt's Propaganda Trust Exposed
Washington columnist Charles P. Stewart discusses an alleged American Mercury exposé on the Roosevelt administration's influence machine. He argues that censorship is limited to a few newsroom actions and defends press agents as useful but biased, urging readers to seek multiple perspectives before judging the administration’s side.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Caytion
Roosevelt
Preg Ganda Trust
American’ Mercury
Washington Administration
United States
Stewart
Bechs
Imevar
Chuir
Clup
Mit
Board of Governors
Hollywood ballet coach explains dancer unity during rehearsal
Albertine Rasch, famed ballet dancer and master choreographer, discussed shaping a pallet corps into a cohesive dancing group for a forthcoming music picture. Eleanor Fowall observed as Rasch demonstrated the method, noting how individual routines fuse into a unified ballet through center, right and left movements.
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Hollywood
Whitin
Ike Dervish
Atnass
Ile
Tosalie
Mme
Fasél
Ballel
Eleanor Fowall
Mme. Rasch
Jay Ul Thylur
Janve
van Tales
Rasch
Statue of Liberty Construction Timeline and Transit
The work on the Statue of Liberty began in 1874 with the torch bearing hand completed in Paris in 1678 and sent to America. The full statue finished in 1883 required 6 to 10 years of labor and multiple ship transit from France. Assembly proved slow and difficult with sections hoisted on the pedestal platform.
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Paris
America
Atlantic
Balances the Two Sides in Split Press Coverage
The text suggests a division with one side separated from the other while noting that press agents on each side are narrowly positioned. It reflects a fragmented presentation of viewpoints and a critique of media balance in reporting.
We The People and the Court Under Fire
United Press reports a syndicated column by Jay Franklin criticizing perceived liberal influence on the Supreme Court. The piece argues that judges lose public trust, cites Justice Black of Alabama, and accuses opponents of smearing the court and challenging Roosevelt’s nominees.
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Jay Franklin
United Press
Washington
Marshattan
Supreme Court
Justice Black
Alabama
Roosevelt
Senate
Ike Buick
Rosevell
Twenty Years Ago As Taken From the Journal File
A 1917 Union City item recalls a fatal railroad accident on Main Street when a train struck a car carrying Lawrence Rice and his sister, both killed. It also notes military promotion for a Davidson family member and detours into editorial riffs on Supreme Court politics and past justices.
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Filea
Union City
Lawrence Rice
My Ann
Ars
Clark Rive
Gary enlistment list includes seven accepted men
The record lists William LeVerna Thomas Young Pred Sperry Lloyd Brown John Moon y Willard Williams and Adolph Bkevischin as accepted for the Kivust enlistment and notes Jerome Haightett and A Cavel departed for brief business trips, with Btle spending a short time on matters of Tistiti.
Paris Styles Panis Adorns Fall Blouses in Street and Evening Wear
Paris fashion notes describe blouses as pivotal for the season with satin brocade velvet and soft wool fabrics. Designers like Maris suntainers Vionnet and Jenny present high necklines draped or tailored silhouettes, with full sleeves, slim bows, and coordinated outfits for day and afternoon wear including fur trims and sports suits.
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Zavh House
Cread
Mainhothey
Vionnet
Pagilin
Jenny
Burial and Relocation of Voltaire’s Remains in Paris
The Voltaire burial saga spans Scellieres Abbey, a July 1781 Pantheon transfer, a brief entombment under the Hundred Days, and a lost heart kept by Madame Denis and Madame de Villette in a silver vase. In 1804 the Pantheon sarcophagus was opened to find the remains missing.
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Voltaire Voltaire
Scellieres
Champagne
Pantheon
Madame Denis
Madame de Villette
Pantheon Sias
Fashion Tip Sparks Glossy Blouse Fabrics Rush
Latin and lamé fabrics top blouse choices for dressy afternoons. The column notes stylish Zar tan hues and urges quick grabs amid bargain-filled pages in the used care listings.
One-Minute Test Answers and Historical Fragments
A compact note presents answers and hints from a set of one minute tests. It includes Rep Mary T Norton’s succession of Connery and a garbled fragment about southern Germany and animal skins.
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Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
William P. Connery, Ie
Massachusetts
Germany
Ditkshaped trains and odd bits from distant lands
Swiss engineers test Ditkshaped trains powered by electro magnets. In Ikhudsorel, Soviet Russia, a village named Pie is split by poets. An ad claims a man will tell anyone for 40 cents. A note on a female and its offspring mentions weeks old and nursing. A Lincoln likeness appeared on early U.S. coins in 190%.
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Ikhudsorel
Soviet Russia
Ee Ih Motiampelis
Braga
Abraham Lincoln
U.S
Colored Sweat Varieties Reported Rare Across Forms
The health item notes many colors of sweat including blue green and bloody, though true forms are rare. It cites color producing microbes and mentions salts of potassium copper and iron as factors, with references to Heingerton and ice showing true types.
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Hygeia
Health Magazine
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