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Corry Evening Journal details publishing staff and national advertising representatives. Rates listed for mail and carrier delivery. regional and postal information.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1937
Page
4
Corry Evening Journal details publishing staff and national advertising representatives. Rates listed for mail and carrier delivery. regional and postal information.
City plans to purchase proper equipment for sewer cleaning after torrential rains. Officials say cleaning the entire system could ease the grave menace in low-lying Second Ward streets where stagnant water and stench persist. Removing sediment from West Main Street shows the scale of debris and supports more frequent catch-basin clearance to prevent rapid clogs.
Special registration of voters in the city could be expedited by local registrars who know residents by name and address. Fixed hours would reduce missed enrollments like those Friday evening when many arrived at 7 p m and registrars were not yet back, risking loss of participation in September elections.
The State administration plans to intensify advertising for Pennsylvania's scenic wonders through newspapers and other channels across the commonwealth. Officials note Pennsylvania lags behind Western states in attracting travelers and urge continued promotion to boost tourism and related benefits.
A young North East girl drowned at Fret Creek while wading with a companion. The incident highlights hidden dangers in unmarked streams and the need for caution near water. Community urges careful supervision and safer play near creeks to prevent similar tragedies.
The Democratic edge in the Carty mayoral contest rose after last week's registration drive, boosting Hepler's chances. Analysts note straight-ticket voters could carry the race, but remain uncertain about final outcomes on election day in November.
Charles P. Stewart notes U.S. plan to lease obsolete warships to Brazil provokes surprise and Argentine ire. He argues South American sensitivities demand tact, warning that leasing could push Brazil and Argentina toward clash while ships must not be used in American warfare and would revert to U.S. control.
Paris features two piece dresses for every occasion in the new Alex Maguy collection. Rich broadcloths fine wools and fur trimmings dominate with varied skirt treatments and dramatic necklines while coats range from belted plaids to beaver trimmed tailored styles and a black Russian inspired winter coat with fur muff and military beret.
US Agriculture Department researchers refine a process to concentrate apple juice fat content for use in fountain drinks. Five states California New York Ohio Pennsylvania are cited in the context of agricultural production and industry impact. The text notes cotton as a tropical perennial grown yearly in temperate zones and mentions high grade oil from a jawbone element, reflecting fragmented OCR context.
Information from Oil City indicates members of Company A may join the Rainbow Divisions of the National Guard, the first Guard troops sent to France. Mohawk company and allied milk purchasing interests report a 1500 pound rise in supply to the focal plant during the current strike. The birthday of Oscar Fritz was celebrated with 28 visitors at his North Center street home. Mrs. P. Woley and son Edward have returned from Jamestown, N.Y. Nate Hartig returns to Bradford after visiting his father. Dr. Emerson leaves for Union City on professional business. Mrs. A. D. Wilcox and son Kyle spend a few days with relatives in Union City.
The test states two new battleships of 35 000 tong will cost about 50 000 000 each and identifies Virginia as the Old Dominion. It also notes Senator Carter Glass of Virginia is 78, a selection tying to the era's figures.
Hollywood figures debate how to escape fans. Fred MacMurray favors crowded city strolls to blend in, while Joe and Frances Dee live secluded in the San Fernando Valley with no telephone. Gary Cooper considers government cutter retreats and yacht ownership with DeMille and Les Tracy.
Announcement lists new district personnel as part of state highway department revisions in District No. 1. Names include Warren Van iDyke, Charles A. Moore, Edinboro. William Brown, Warren. Robert Merkle, Tidionte. Leland Millspaw, Sugar Grove. Andrew Rouen, Eric. Charles McCollough, Greengile. Reese Campbell, Warren. Paw Spencer, Chandlers Valley. Bernard Kightlinger, Tidigate. Base salaries note junior construction inspectors and chainmen at $1020. Rubber-tired steam locomotives are also mentioned for British highways.
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