Corry Evening Journal Telegraphed Masthead
Corry Evening Journal masthead lists publisher Colegrove and ads agent Kr and Ball in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh offices. Subscription rates shown: by mail five dollars yearly and two fifty in advance, carrier delivery three cents per copy and fifteen cents weekly.
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Afhir Colegrove
National Advertising Representatiiv
Fred Kdmaball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York
Tribune Tower
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
We Post Office
Corry
Sppiteaton
Railroads and the Nation's Recovery Face White House Action
Roosevelt eyes transportation policy as railroads struggle with 50 percent drop in business and high costs. Analysts foresee regional consolidations into seven to eight systems, but warn that relief requires decisive, coordinated federal action to avert a broader crisis and spur recovery. Президенти Roosevelt and aides weigh long term reforms amid regulatory and market pressures.
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United States
Roosevelt
Harrison Salisbury
Banks Reduce Time Deposit Interest In Corry City
Banks in Corry City yesterday cut time deposit rates from four to tires per cent. The move aligns with nearby cities and aims to preserve safety over high earnings, resilient through three years of financial adversity. Local banks report no troubles and expect the policy to strengthen overall banking stability.
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Titus- Ville
Franklin
Corry
Une
Banjes
The Majestic Oak in Pennsylvania Trees Study
A fragment notes the oak as the commonest and most important tree family in Pennsylvania cited by George H. Perry, with a forest researcher attached to Uns Porést Reasored fustibui at Mont Alto. Seventeen different ideas appear in the snippet.
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Pennsylvania
George 8. Perry
Mont Alto
Oaks and steel show Pennsylvania pockets of recovery
A summary of Pennsylvania forestry notes notes oaks white rock red black and scarlet dominate after pines and chestnut decline with pin oak valued for urban plantings. Steel industry gains optimism from Bethlehem Steel president Grace saying bottom of business may be reached and cash position strong as signs point to a broader upturn in the economy.
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Pennsylvania
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Grace
Miullie and Bilston Sale in Wright Block Prompted Washington Interest
In the Wright block auction Miullie and Bilston sold ry Shods drawing notable interest from Washington observers. The deal highlighted ongoing property movements in the district.
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Miullie & Bilston
Washington Trent
Franklin High meets Corry High in spring football clash
TE article notes the Franklin High School team set to face Corry High in an afternoon game amid rain. Hill and McLean to form the local battery. Other items include Wilson’s class visit, a family business sale, and various hometown notices.
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Franklin High School
Corry High
Mamund
Hill
McLean
Diplomats Debate Nonintoxicating Beer At Embassy Row
Washington dispatches report that many capital diplomats question a new 2.2 percent beer as nonintoxicating while preferring import wines under diplomatic immunity. The piece notes beer is less taxed abroad, aiding price, and mentions White House chatter about a State Department post for Langdon W. Post.
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United Press
Washington
Langdon W. Post
Tubby
White House
State Department
Post
New York State
Ruvswyelt
Tammany
Roosevelt Camp
Aren
Bacon Stamps Trade Noted In Odd Exchange
A man traded bacon for stamps in a curious incident. He offered eight elements of bacon and collected stamps from Lawrence Baker, mail carrier Nowe H. Eker denied him forty stamps for the matter.
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Til
Lawrence Baker
H. Eker
Auto license data rules stress correct post office details
Harrisburg April 12. The Bureau of Motor Vehicles clarifies that applicants must provide a precise act address with house and street numbers for licenses. Post office boxes and general delivery are not accepted except for rural farm addresses. Incorrect PO information leads to returned applications to avoid plates and titles being misrouted.
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Harrisburg
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Bureau
Wassin
H. Richard Stickel
Commonwealth
Monty
Governor Pinchot Explains Pennsylvania Economy Plan
Governor Pinchot outlines a $60 million two year budget cut and efficiency drive for Pennsylvania. He compares state, federal, and city per capita expenditures, argues for non tax revenue, and details steps like cutting nonessential spending, eliminating duplications, reducing travel and printing, and postponing new building projects to relieve local taxes and fund unemployment relief.
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Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania General] Assembly
Pennsylvania
United States
New Jersey
New York
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
General Assembly
Commonwealth
Nex
Government of
Speni
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