Corry Evening Journal notices ad rates and access
The Corry Evening Journal issue lists publishing details for A D Colegrove and staff, advertising representatives in multiple cities, and mail and carrier rates. It notes post office registration and pricing for subscription and delivery options.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Pred Kimball, Inc
New Yorke
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Real Estate Trust
Philadelphia
France faces devaluation debate and global currency links
France weighs devaluing the franc to balance budgets and lower prices amid debt growth and tax protests. Critics warn deflation could harm industry. some favor revival via devaluation to align with the pound and dollar, aiming to stabilize currencies globally and aid international finance.
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France
Businese
Doumergue
Britain
America
Jobs Multiply as CCC Labor Leaves for Private Work
The article notes 7500 monthly CCC leavers finding private sector jobs, with 5000 to 6000 more per month through spring. It argues CCC projects add forest value and youth development while private industry absorbs workers, creating a cycle of jobs as long as earnings match production.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Iater
OCC
Mnéreé
CCC
Debt reform views from Professor Welter Rautenstrauch
Professor Welter Rautenstrauch of Columbia University argues against social justice reform and favors practical engineering tests. He proposes a five year moratorium on most debts, paying interest and dividends to charity with six month use, and suggests canceling debts at moratorium end. He notes domestic and foreign debt perspectives differ amid improving business sentiment.
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Welter Rautenstrauch
Engineering Department
Columbia University
Jessure
Serip
Ollr
Develo Spn
Statuary Hall shows fame’s fragile reach from marble
The piece notes how Congress invited states in 1804 to contribute statues to the hall of fame, citing Washington and Lee as arguably justified entries while warning that many figures once celebrated fade from national memory. It argues for caution in erecting tributes and for retirement when reverence fades.
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Wie
Honal Capitol
Congress
National Hall of Fame
House of Repreentatives
Virginia
Hast
George Washington
Robert E. Lee
Statuary Hall
Washington
Rare book room at Library of Congress guarded by four attendants
Washington officials outline a new rare book room at the Library of Congress with four attendants to guard priceless holdings. The plan aims to deter theft and damage, citing tricks like tearing pages and removing sheets from bindings. Natural light and moisture are addressed with new draperies and climate control. The projected next-year appropriation is 1950 dollars less than prior totals, with subway service described as a limited, senator-access shuttle between the Senate office building and the Capitol.
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United Press
Washington
Library of Congress
Herbert Putnam
Wicraman
Polgerbrary
Capitol
Senate
Aleo
Star Signals Octavine Weather and Birthday Forecast
A dated star forecast mentions gales and action today, with guidance on gardening and planning. It includes zodiac notes for Gemini and Virgo, lists flowers, greetings, and a reminder about unsettled conditions through March 1945 and period adjustments for problems with a partner from September 28 to October 8.
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Gemini
Virgol
Twenty Years Ago Aw Taken from the Journal Flies
The Journal notes a Pennsylvanian Railroad engineer Michael Barry injured at Child's Crossing by a unloading tie from work trains. Also reports Gerry post office annual business, Cordict school reopening, candidate Eugene Heath considering State assembly run, a war with Mexico headline, T. H. B. Girls Clan party, and local notes on capital Wick, a new company forming Vertlaling Luck Company of Corry, and locals traveling to Warren to watch sports.
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Michael Barry
Pennsylvania Railroad
Child's Grossing
Norhh
Hollywood film shop 100 years from now
United Press staff correspondent Alanson Edwards reports on Hollywood figures predicting cinema a century ahead. Lucien Hubbard foresees movies existing in 2004 with minor changes, color and 3D depth improving. Richard Boleslavsky and Ann May Robson offer cautious optimism about continued artistic and theatrical evolution.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Lucien Hubbard
Richard Boleslavsky
Ann May Robson
Hubbard
Boleslavaky
Gpera
Bernhardt
Mme
Modjeska
Duss
Miss Robson
Nim
Unclear Turkish Press Responds to U S History Institute Note
A Turkish chamber report notes a U S Institute of History request urging a government union. Turkish press calls the proposal strange and puzzling. The letter requests eight competitions to identify the best path to form a unified government alliance, per the chamber’s translation.
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Istanbul
Unnion
Stant Chamber of Commprce
United States Institute of Hilstory
Paris Styles Part: Spring Fashion Notes in Print Dresses
The spring season is well printed in windows with new frock patterns and three quarter coats in dark solid fabrics. Coats vary from plain to trimmed with same dress material, while accessories like bow belts hats and lapel ornaments in crystal or matching prints complete outfits. Printed silk gloves and coordinated purses in leather straw or wood finish the spring look.
McKean Project Grouped for Proposals in Harrisburg
The state highways department lists five projects totaling 4.78 miles with bids set for May 4. Included are McKean county Route 246 in Otto township widening a 6 mile section and Washington county Route 88 in Allentown installing a new 0.84 mile roadway.
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Harrisburg
State Highways Department
McKean County
Otto Township
Washington County
Allenport
The Governor Explains May Day Health Focus in Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot outlines Pennsylvania’s child health priorities on National Child Health Day May 1. He warns malnutrition and poor care threaten future generations, cites declining infant deaths but warns of ongoing undernourishment and disease risks, and urges stronger vaccination, quarantine, and maternity care measures statewide.
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Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvan
Commonwealth
Talted
Dunkirk Youth Held After Child Killed by Truck
Dunkirk youth Sam Aiken of Dunkirk W Y pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter before Alderman Robert A Fy after state patrol charged him following a coroner jury verdict. The accident on Monday morning killed seven year old Joan Toy in Knoxville, and the judge set hearing for Thursday at 2 PM with bail at 1500.
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Tranklin
Mike Jy
Sam
Dunkirk
W. Y
Robert A Fy
State Highway Patrolinyy Paii Cress
Rkay
Knneville
Joan Toy
Sam Aiken
Alderman Fry
Hall
Diesel engined Zephyr train delays rail progress
A Mississippi era description details a diesel engined train, with engine room compartments for mail, a second car for express shipments, a smoking section, a rear car lounge with reclining chairs, and indirect lighting. The Zephyr has 16 wheels for a three car layout and a 72 passenger capacity. Mrs. Orrin Kinney of East Pleasant Street, Erie, is visiting on business.
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U. S. Mail
Eckpress
Efi
Zephyr
Orrin Kinney
East Pleasant Street
Dus’ Ness
Erie
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