The Clambake Feast in Autumn Traditions and Tastes
The Corry Evening Journal notes the clambake as a cherished American eating tradition, thriving as campaigns begin and harvest home festivals approach. A prose poem by Jake Falstaff depicts outdoor heat sources, boilermade broths, and the four core ingredients chicken clams sweet potatoes and corn, praising outdoor dining, seasonal camaraderie, and ancestral feasts.
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Indiana
New England
Long Island
Rhode Island
Jake Falstaff
War Ohio
Italy's new military drills aim to mold youth from age eight
The article quotes Mussolini on compulsory pre military training from 8 to 18 to instill a passion for armed life and warlike traditions. It describes a path to an armed nation with ten years of ongoing readiness, and notes a prep trend toward broader societal regimentation. It contrasts this with fears of civilian drill and promotes limited army focus.
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Mussolini
Weys
Italy
Congress Bets on Voters, Upset Looms in 73rd Session
Washington dispatch notes nearly 70 of 435 House members will be noncandidates in November after primaries and resignations. It highlights John J. Douglass loss, the looming speakership race, and the aging justices of the Supreme Court including Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. It also mentions party patronage tensions and a quirky note from Lake Erie town where cotton is grown in a garden near Datschs. A 98 year old hitchhiker traverses to Oklahoma seeking work.
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United Press
Washington
House of Representatives
John J. Douglass
Mass
House Education Committee
Douglass
RFC
United States Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr
Holmes
Senate
Capitol
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
Caul
Cbakl
Rainey-McDuffie
G Rainey
McDuffie
Chevalier Switched From The Red Cat To Folies Bergere de Paris
Hollywood reports Maurice Chevalier withdraws from The Red Cat to star in Folies Bergere de Paris by 20th Century Pictures after exhibitors favor the switch. Darryl Zanuck signs Rochelle Hudson for The Mighty Barnum with Wallace Beery, with Walter Lang directing as filming begins.
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Hollywood
Maurice Chevalier
20Th Century
Hat Fn
Chevalier
United Artists
Darryl Zanuck
20Th Century Pictures
Rochelle Hudson
Mighty Barnum
Wallace Beery
Miss Hudson
P.tty Barnum
Adolph Menjou
Janet Beecher
Virginia Bruce
Donald Meek
Charles Judels
Herman Bing
Tammany Young
Walter Lang
STAR SIGNALS BY OCTAVINE
The column offers daily guidance on intellect, authority, and ambition with timeframes from 1935 and 1994. It notes health cautions and a forecast of finances improving in late October to early November. It also reports the death of Andrew Fallisco, 104, an old northeastern Ohio resident.
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Ohio
Ravenna, O
Andrew Fallisco
Oldest Bowling Alley Still Operating in Germany
The Dinkelspiel bowling alley in Germany is claimed as the world’s oldest. Legend says bowling began there during the Thirty Years War when city defenders rolled racks from walls to repel invaders, allegedly recording the first strike.
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Dinkelspiel
Germany
Carter Crim beat City League 1 to 0 at Washington Street Grounds
Twenty years ago a Niagara Pulls de fe defeated the City League squad 1 to 0 at Washington Street Grounds. Moloney and Long pitched for Carter Crim. Also notes Mary Downey heads to Toronto to resume work, visit from K Wheelnck, Polly of the Circus praised, and a Peace Service planned at the High School auditorium on October 17.
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Washington Street
Carter Crim
Niagara
Crote
Moloney
Long
O. H. Wallace
First Baptist Church
Paris Fashion Lull Precedes Autumn Revival in Paris
Paris society observers note a quiet lull between storms as fashion leaders and international elites linger in the city. As July and August end, the market prepares for a new season with lavish fabrics, metals, and sequins, shifting from demure morning wear to formal evening splendor and semi formal ensembles.
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Paris
Rick
James
Civil service test for liquor store positions in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports civil service examinations for liquor store jobs will be held November 12 while state stores close for Armistice Day. The board plans new questions, analyzes staffing needs, and notes 1,722 statewide workers across 270 stores. Transporters ayuda liquor orders under licensed provisions.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Harry G. Lanshutt
Toriny
Hiblic
Daparto
Kanzhout
Kensett J
Huard
Kane Trooper to Testify in Mehallick Murder Trial
Corporal Stacey, head of the Clearfield sub station, travels to Hollidaysburg to testify for Trooper John Mehallick accused of the Vite murder in Glen Campbell Indiana County. Trooper Richard Gray accompanies him. jury panel selected at the Jefferson County courthouse.
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Usetin Vite
Hollidayshire
Richard Gray
Kane
Piair County
Trapped in Auto Five Die in Flames Near Palmerton
PALMERTON Pa September 24 five people burned to death when the car they hid in struck a bridge and caught fire. The dead were Mr and Mrs James Heyet and their four year old son of Walnutport Pax Leland Foiweller 28 of Aquash cola Pa and Willard Green 26 of Palmerton. The sixth occupant Paul Wymasyl of Palmerton escaped injury. Wymasyl said the accident happened as they returned to their home from a dance party It was believed Heyet who was driving failed to see the bridge on a sharp curve.
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United Press
Palmerton
James Heyet
Walnutport
Pax
Leland Foiweller
Aquashicola
Willard Green
Paul Wymasyl
Wymasyl
Heyet
P S C clarifies law on hauling car passengers
Harrisburg Sept 26 The Public Service Commission issued a statement clarifying when private car passengers become a common carrier For hire transport of workmates or students a certificate of public convenience is needed A private arrangement with one or two riders often is not a common carrier while carrying many passengers for pay likely is The commission will decide definitively only after formal proceedings and no advance ruling can prejudice a future case
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Harrisburg
Public Service Company
Public Service Commission
Point
Pennsylvania
Uch
Mrs Boggs and kin return from Erie visit
Mrs. Russell Boggs and her mother Mrs. W. H. Burnett and Mrs. Warren Titus arrived home yesterday afternoon after a brief visit in Erie.
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Chicago
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Detroit
Chamber of Com
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Morzo Castle
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Lake Erie
Dingsville
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H. B. Datsch
Clatksville
John New
Oklahoma
Hollywood Film Shop
Journal Files
Mary Downey
Toronto
Ont
Loretti Abbey
K. Wheelnck
Te City
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Iurtz
Library Theatre
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United Press Staff
Civil Service
P.S.C
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Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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