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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1934

Page

3

Corry Evening Journal Advertisement Rates and Names

Public notice lists advertising representatives including Fred Kimball Inc with offices in New York Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. It notes post office entry in Corry Pa as second class mail and pricing by mail and carrier with annual and weekly rates.

West South Street Corry Papena Arthur Galegrove National Advertising Fred Kimball, Inc BTW Sti New Yorke Bartlett Mulwaukee Michigan Square Chicago Stormfeltz-Lovely Detroit Chamber of Com Pittsburgh

Prices and Debts in a Rising Economy

The article explains how rising prices accompany higher employment and wages, with debt levels shaping policy. It argues debt sustainability drives inflation strategy, noting that creditors resist wage-led price rises while workers at low incomes face bare necessities. It advocates holding prices steady and raising wages to service debt, warning creditors against opposing wage growth.

Navy film losses prompt full-cost rule for ships

United Press reports nine film containers lost at sea in ten months prompting Navy to require full replacement cost borne by the ship. Value tagged at 2200 dollars. The move follows a pattern of careless losses despite battleship efficiency.

United Press Washington Navy Department Motiv Picture Fim Wal Shiné Bureau of Navigation Tost Sam

Russia could move toward democracy says ambassador

An interview in Cincinnati quotes Alexander A. Troyanovsky the Russian ambassador to the United States stating Russia intends a move from dictatorship to democracy. He argues democracy is not dead and could emerge through reform, though the process would be slow and could reassure free nations.

Alexander A. Troyanovsky United States Cincinnati Russia Silin Lenin Soviet Socialist Republics Soviet Russia Malmlny

Mass Failure HL and Mencken on government form

The excerpt discusses Mencken criticizing civilization’s flaw in failing to create a competent and tolerable government. It argues most vexations arise from law rather than morals, and suggests applying engineering ingenuity used in Ford production to social governance could accelerate progress and curb bogus reforms.

HL. Mencken

Hollywood Film Shop Flier Stirs Crowd At Test Flight

Hollywood April 1 The article describes a stunt flier arousing admiration as a department of commerce inspector watches a pilot’s test flit biplanes land gracefully. It notes a Japanese former student Jesse Shima learning to fly and details other aviation and municipal concerns including murals and government routines.

Department of Commerce Jesse Shima Lie Flate Airs John B. Henderson

Twenty Years Ago Ag Taken From Journal Files April 10 1914

Enriched by a crowd at the station seniors and party prepare for Washington trip with relatives. Items note a diamond ring valued at 150 dollars claimed later by local residents. Officers elected at Ye Stangved Hose Company. Roy Rickelson named president. Dr G B Bennett buys a fine team of horses at East Aurora. James Mulheima expands the Byawer establishment where he is manager. Names listed include Elizabeth Rantey Hattie Bonsteel Kanishind Stone Ethel Street and the Misses Anmage. Major Franki Patterson of Pittsburgh visits town. Jerome Nast returns from the University of Pennsylvania for Easter vacation. Sam Harper heads home to Philadelphia for Easter.

Washington Elizabeth Rantey Hattie Bonsteel Kanishind Stone Ethel Street Anmage

Surrender on Theft Charge Reported in Cranberry Town

In Franklin on April 10, Davis 2% surrendered to Sheriff Beatty at Venango County jail after being implicated in the burglary of Mrs. C. M. Hulin’s summer home in Cranberry Township. Davis to be arraigned on burglary and larceny charges Tuesday. Also, Smith and White pleaded guilty to burglary and entering and stealing in the same incident.

Old Pullman Mansion Becomes Soviet Embassy

Washington April 10 The Pullman mansion fully restored to resemble the Louis XVI villa it was when the sleeping-car inventor lived there. Architect Eugene Schoen oversaw renovations spending five months. Soviets move in amid lavish chandeliers silk brocades and silver monograms. The private dining room remains simple. the rest of the house features ornate rooms and modern facilities to serve official guests.

Frederick C.othman United Press Washington All Pullman T Hemne Soviet Socialist Republics Pullman Company Alexander Troyanny United States Eugene Schoen Saoiist Russia No Man’s Avehteot Sehoen Troyanovsky Sehoen Tol Schon Louis XIV Mme. Troyanovsty Schoen John Troyanovskys

Dunkirk Man Is Acquitted in City Official Case

A Dunkirk County Court jury acquitted Prants T. Bartela, member of the Board of Police and Fire Commissioners, on charges of illegally selling merchandise to the city while in office. The district attorney moved to dismiss three related indictments. the judge granted the motion.

Mamvilln Prants Bartela Board of Police and Fire Commissioners Dunkirl W. Woodin Dunkirk Lee L. Ottaway Ottaway Robert H. Hitchcock Waddin

State Urged to Fund Entire Pennsylvania School System

Harrisburg April 10 Advocates push for the state to assume full cost of public education in Pennsylvania citing constitutional duty. C Verne Shoup of Allegheny County Taxpayers League argues the 1873 constitution requires the general assembly to maintain a thorough system and provide at least one million dollars yearly. They cite unpaid salaries across districts and compare state shares of funding with New York and others, highlighting local reliance on funds and per pupil spending from 1922 to 1932.

Arthur F. Grant United Press Harrisburg C. Verne Shoup Allegheny County Heal Estate Taxpayers League General Assembly Pennsylvania Florida Texas New York Shoup New Jersey Massachusetts Connecticut Ohio Michigan

New Bridge Plan Moves East Brady Replacement

Harrisburg April 10 Bids for the first unit of a gradual plan to replace the Allegheny River bridge at East Brady will open April 20. Two modern steel truss sections are proposed, with funds staged for eventual full rebuild. The department will replace other bridge sections in subsequent steps. Blizzard Shovelers meet Long Hill Conn A highway crew that cleared roads in February forms the Blizzard Shovelers Association planning annual banquet and feast Bowie High seniors honor F D Roosevelt Bowie High School seniors dedicate the senior edition of the Growlers to Roosevelt. Washington officials notified.

Allegheny Harrisburg State Department of Highways Allegheny River East Brady Portiona Long Hill Conn State Highway Department Paso Tex Bowie High School President Roosevelt Growlers Bowie High Washington

Paris Fashion Notes As Annabella Chooses Molyneux Gowns

Paris April 10 Annabella, fresh from Paris to Hollywood, studies big dress houses and selects Molyneux gowns in bright red and white check organdie a pale pink organdie with red spots and a pale blue piece with embroidered silk stripes. Parola showcases pale pink trimmed with hollyhocks and green tulle cape, a slate wool morning dress, and a black crepe afternoon model. Accessories feature color touches. Mrs. Leo Coyle visits Glyniony Pa for relatives.

Paris Annabella Hollywood Daniele Parola Annabéus Molyneux Parola

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