Corry Evening Journal front matter and advertising rates
The Corry Evening Journal shows publication details including publisher A D Colegrove Arthier Colegrove and advertising representative RGD Kimball Inc. It lists office locations in New York Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and notes postal rates five dollars yearly by mail and three cents per copy by carrier.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Steel
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Arthier Colegrove
RGD Kimball, Inc
New Yorke
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Trade nationalism and world cooperation for peace
In a Carnegie Endowment report Dr Nicholls Murray Butler argues that lasting peace and prosperity require international cooperation. He warns economic nationalism blocks recovery, pushing tariff barriers and trade rules as the major obstacle. He notes growing recognition and calls for governments to curb crises interventions and pursue disarmament to stabilize trade and prosperity.
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Tus
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Nicholls Murray Butler
Belgium
Holland
Scandinavia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Hungary
Judge Florence Allen Sounds Call for Ethics Reform
The article quotes Judge Florence B. Allen condemning lax ethics in law and government, arguing that criminals gain from lawyers who bend rules. It urges reform of legal ethics to ensure the justice system functions and that top officials remain accountable.
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Florence B. Allen
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Pitlinger
Allen
New York Lottery Proposal Sparks Moral Debate
An article discusses Mayor La Guardia backing a proposed New York City lottery run by a membership corporation to fund public relief. Critics call it a sham, arguing it invites gambling under a legal veil, with high costs and questionable social benefit, while proponents say it keeps betting money local.
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New York
la Guardia
New York City
Empire State
Hhouse
Farley Building Hosts Modern Automated Kitchen and Dining Room
Washington reports the Postoffice Department's new building features a restaurant run by the Public Health Service. It showcases an automatic spinach washer, electric pea shelter, and a combined potato washer and peeler. A separate room handles table setups with aluminum trays, steaming, drying and freezing facilities. The 350-seat dining room includes a private area for Parley and top officials, though access was restricted.
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Washington
James A. Farley
Postoffice Department
I Teichem
Public Health Service
Parley
Lemon Grown At Rockland Home Weighs 14 Ounces
A lemon weighing 14 ounces and nearly a foot in circumference was grown on a tree started from a seed planted at the O'Brien home in Rockland Maine. The fruit’s size drew attention as a notable household plant achievement in the area.
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Rockeland
O'Brien
Fear Aed
Tallest tree claimed in Chehatis and Lewis County
A claim places a Douglas fir near Wildwood as the world’s tallest tree at 18 8424 feet tall. Officials from Chehatis and Lewis County confirm measurements and seek recognition for the specimen.
Local boy Charlie Ruggles shaped by silent to talkies era
Hollywood April 7 A Los Angeles native Charlie Ruggles rose from Morosco stock company to Broadway and film. He became a noted light comedian in New York and later starred in Friends of Mr Swenney at Warner Bros. His lively persona off screen contrasted with the somber image many comics carried.
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Hollywood
Calif
Charlie Ruge
Charlie
Los Angeles
Wesley
Morosco
Lowe
Lewis Stone
Broadway
Our Hero
New York
Here
Ruggles
Talking Pictures
Whifmstenl
Mr. Swenney
Warners
Bathe to gold rush in Paris jewelry fields
Paris on April 7 reports jewelers mixing roman gold with platinum or white gold, placing stones in silver bases and topping with gold. New Chanel pieces mimic costume jewelry but use genuine stones in gold settings, signaling a widespread shift as old gold returns to prominence.
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Paris
Graduation plans and local news from 1914
Arrangements are being made for the graduation exercises of the Corry Hospital Training School for Nurses on April 15 with six graduates Connie Marguerite Kaufman Alice Sutcliffe Mable Swanson Agnes Barbara Alexander Edith Annie Harper. The city commission reduced South Center street width to 24 feet south of Church street. C B McCray of Fifth Avenue injured when a timber rolled over his leg crushing it above the ankle. Miss Alice Buse elected superintendent of Corry Hospital replacing Ida Falconer. A baby daughter born yesterday at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs John Lanston. Miss Emily Weaver returns to Troy NY to resume studies at Emma Willard School. Brown of Meadville and Charles N Croahy Democratic candidate for Congress spent the day in the city. Raymond Manufacturing Company plant began a thirteen hour daily schedule. Columbus extends help to Senior Glass with a donation to the paper and magazine fund.
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Corry Hospital
Connie Marguerite Kaufman
Alice, Sutcliffe
Title Mable “Swanson
Agnes Barbara Alexander
Edith Annie Harper
C. B. McCray
Fifth Avenue
Gold Jewelry Trends Highlight Global Influences
A 1920s fashion note reviews how copper and cheaper metal alternatives, belt and bracelet trends, and gold hair ornaments shape the season. Jewelers cite gold jewelry as flattering to brown complexions and smart attire, with global influences from Mexico, South America, China, and Japan noted as historic sources of goldsmithing.
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Mexico
South America
China
Japan
Pedestrians urged to follow signals to cut accidents
Harrisburg April. Leon Dy Metzger secretary of revenue warns pedestrians in roadways and on rural paths to heed crossings and signals. He cites 188 injuries and three deaths crossing with signals last year, 656 injured and 27 killed crossing against signals. In rural areas 420 injured and 85 killed walking with backs to traffic. He urges pedestrians to walk facing traffic and to give space in poor visibility conditions. A separate Akron fire story reports a 90 year old man saving his wife from a fire after an oil stove explosion. both unharmed.
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Harrisburg
Leon Dy Metzger
Secretary of Revenue
Metzger
Akron
Hus
Peter Conrad
Pacific fleet returns to Atlantic amid calmer war clouds
United States grand fleet departs Pacific to rejoin Atlantic forces after five years away as experts in Washington foresee no immediate Japanese Soviet or Central European war danger. Economic improvements and reduced war talk accompany the shift amid diplomatic messages between Tokyo and Washington and Roosevelt's navy bill remarks.
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Pacific
Carroll Kenworthy
United Press
Washington
United States
California
Atlantic
Manchuria
Central Europe
Japan
Soviet Union
Europe
United
Grand Fleet
Pacifc
California-Hawaii
Shanghai
Moscow
Otd
Hirota
Hull
Manchukuo
China
Roosevelt
Congress
Tokio
Man Maimed in Hit and Run on Route 78
Emes George of Milledgeville, 61, was found dead in a roadside ditch two miles southwest of Cochranton along Route 78. A broken headlight lens and a decapitated body indicate he was struck by an automobile. State Patrol and Deputy Coroner investigated. a suspect vehicle remains at large.
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Mielens
Collins
Cochranton
State Highway Patrol
Meadville
Corp
C. H. Blocker
Arthur B. Bytham
DB. L. Rual
George
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Emma Willard School
R. X. Brown
Charles N. Croahy
Lineaville
Raymond Manuefacturing Company
Columbus
Ernest George
Joseph Spreaman
Melvin Parkhurst
Margaret Fitch
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