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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1932

Page

3

Corry Evening Journal Publishing Rates Notice

Corry Pennsylvania newspaper details mailing rates and subscription prices. The notice lists editors, advertising representatives, and postal handling details for circulation. It provides per year and carrier prices and notes distribution and office locations in Corry and New York Chicago Pittsburgh.

Corry Evening Journal West South Street Corry Colegrove Arthur Colegrove National Advertising Fred Kimball, Inc W. 46Th St New York Tribune Chicago Chamber of Com Pittsburgh Rani

China Boycott Deepens as Shanghai Turmoil Lingers

A Shanghai dispatch reports strengthening anti Japanese boycotts led by Chinese seamen and pilots. Shipowners refuse refueling with Japanese coal, transport firms penalize those carrying Japanese goods, and rice merchants join the stand. The effort highlights broader wartime strain and Japan’s failed war financing attempts.

Shanghai Ching Japan Itta Atlong

Ford the magazine writer questions drinking in prohibition era

Henry Ford in Collier's argues that drinking as a habit has nearly vanished and cites a Columbia University Press report showing shifts in beer, spirits, and wine consumption from 1911 to 1929. He compares university statistics with Prohibition Director Woodcock's figures, noting potential biases and differing methods in measuring liquor use.

Henry Ford Collier's Columbia University Press Clark Warburton Nicholas Murray Butler Woodcock Ford

Envisagement of war debt détente noted by Premier MacDonald

London dispatch reports Premier MacDonald envisages a co operative agreement on war debts satisfactory to the United States and Europe. An unimpeachable authority is cited. The piece notes the need for mutual advantage and economic recovery, with political smoke to clear before action. It also discusses railroad attitudes toward the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and the rationale for loans to overhaul rolling stock to spur employment.

United States Europe London Dispatch MacDonald Borah Reconstructioninance Corporation Rairoads

Hoover Drive Proposals Questioned by Rail Leaders

The piece argues railroads are already burdened with debt and can manage current traffic with existing locomotives and cars. It critiques Hoover administration drives, predicting superficial results from White House conferences and commissions. It suggests cutting federal expenses, reducing tariffs, and letting business recover naturally to revive export markets.

Hoover White House Canada

Quiz on history and geography questions mixed with figures

A reader asks several prompts about historical populations and areas such as 1890 population, Bulgaria’s size, Nicene Creed dating, identification of Rabindranath Tagore, and a county population. The note references page 7 and a literary aside about William Penn.

Tle Bulgaria Sir Rabindrank Tagore Ter

Hollywood stars capitulate to Warner big slick control

Ruth Chatterton leaves Paramount after heated story selections dispute and agrees to a conditional clause in her Warner First National contract then departs for Europe for a short vacation. Darryl Zanuck plans another project for her. George Arliss and Norma Shearer may follow suit while Garbo returns to Europe. Jane Cowl’s role in Smilin Through is noted with Moonyeen Clare.

Alanson W. Edwards United Press Hollywood Jack Warner Ruth Chatterton Miss Chatterton Paramount Warner First National Europe Darryl Zanuck George Ayliss Norma Shearer Garbo Norma M-G-M Shearer Moonyeen Clare Jane Cowl Frederic Match Moonyeen Leslie Howard John Carteret

Autoist Frank Toll Fined for Dog Cruelty in Westfield

Frank Toll of Denver Colo pleads guilty to cruelty to animals after striking a collie on the Lake Road east of Westfield. Witness Miss Ida Franzmann saw the incident and Toll fled the scene. He was fined 25 dollars and jailed 25 days in Mayville after failing to pay.

Westfield Frank Tell Denver Colo R. D. Powers Justice of the Peace Tell Lake Road Ray Light Ida M. Franzman Pittsburgh Shorehaven Forest Park Toll Miss Franzmann Silver Creek Buftal Buffalo Mayville

Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files 1912

Items from the Journal files dated August 16 1912 include Kurtz Brass Bed Company seeking many workers after two weeks of hiring about seventy five on site. Walkers Sub of Buffalo expected to arrive Monday on a trip bringing them to Meadville Oil City and Warren. State Highway department reports heavy storms causing work strain. Corry Lyric Theatre audience record crowd with royal interest. Miss Gertrude E Coyle seeks one year leave of absence from Joplin Board of Education. "Lefty Louis" sought in Rosenthal murder case reported to have slipped authorities.

Sub of Buffalo Meatville Oil City Warren Gertrude E. Coyle Joplin, Mo Board of Education

Fire alarm by flyer ends in barn loss near Girard

An aviator passing a farm near Girard on a Sunday aroused a fireman after circling the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson. The barn and wagon shed were destroyed despite quick response by Girard firemen. Livestock and farm implements were lost. Loss totaled 1500 dollars with no insurance. Cause undetermined. heat from sun may have started new crop.

Gikard Srodawa Telil Ant David Thompson Girard Wren Thompson Lie Girard Ray

Insect Spray Death Shocks Sharon Community

A cabbage sprayed to kill insects spilled poison at the Knauf home near Leech's Corner on Monday, causing the death of Melha L. Knauf and serious illness to Edna Keller. Other diners who ate the cabbage remained unaffected.

Sharon Melha L. Knauf Leech's Corner Edna Keller Knauf Othey

Bolivia and Paraguay dispute over Gran Chaco outlet rights

Bolivia presses for access to the sea by claiming a corridor via the Paraguayan Gran Chaco and surrounding river system. The debate centers on control of routes from the Pilcomayo to the Paraguay river and a potential outlet to the Atlantic, with international commentary noting the term Gran Chaco and regional geography.

Bolivia

Wayne Valley Child Hurt In Church Supper Crash

Aug 16 report from Mountain Clinic details 3 month old Clifford Lawton of Shinglehouse Pa injured in a collision on Shinglehouse Road. He sustains a fractured skull and facial lacerations and is in a critical condition. Father Clifford Lawton shows right shoulder injuries and facial cuts. a Gus son has a chin cut and minor bruises.

Wayne Valley Glean Clifford Lawton Moun Tain Lawinn Gus

Thermometer with Braille scale invented for the blind

A thermometer featuring raised digits and Braille markings was created to aid blind users in reading the temperature. The device aims to improve accessibility for visually impaired individuals by providing tactile indicators.

Wayne Valley church chicken supper prompt community turnout

A large number of Corryites are expected to attend a chicken supper hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of Wayne Valley U. S. Church in the church basement on Wednesday evening starting at 6 30 o'clock. The menu lists chicken biscuits gravy mashed potatoes buttered beets buttered beans creamed carrots vegetable salad white and brown bread jams and coffee. The western public is invited. In other notes Br?e was seen boarding a lake steamer to Duluth where he is being hunted. The Olds family reunion occurred at Mrs Saran Oldson Park Place Thursday. Misses Roge Mahoney Mary Kinley Mary St Clair and Josephine Lyons departed for a ten day vacation in Atlantic City and Philadelphia.

Ladies Aid Society Wayne Valley U. S. Churen Churel Roge Mahoney Mary Kinley Mary St.Clair Josephine Lyons Atlantic City Phiadelphia

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