Corry Evening Journal Publication Details
Corry Evening Journal published daily and Sunday editions from Corry Pennsylvania. The notice lists publisher Arthur Colegrove and advertising representatives in New York Milwaukee and Pittsburgh with mailing details and subscription rates.
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Corry Evening Journal
Booth Steel Corry
A.D. Colegrove
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OPW
New York
Milwaukee
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Pittsburgh
Real Hstate Trust
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RULERS OF THE SEA and a Power of Non-Violence
A 1930s discussion assesses Japan Britain and America naval parity seeking equal tonnage with Japan and a possible two power treaty. It also reviews Richard B Gregg The Power of Non-Violence arguing passive resistance as a mass weapon and its limits in labor and economic struggles.
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Japan
America
Britain
Jiepan
France
Italy
Richard B. Gregg
India
Ganilit
Charity on Campus Stunt Tests Collegiate Generosity
A girl student surveys the campus asking for donations to stay in college. Most students and faculty contribute within their means while some give generously. A few spare none, others offer small coins or checks as part of a stunt for a college paper, illustrating varied acts of charity and the era's spirit.
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Jein
Mamning
America
Health Investment Emphasizes Prevention Over Fatigue
A health article notes the greatest gains come from prevention rather than effort, urging steady wellness work and the use of belts and support for long-term vitality. It stresses daily routines, consistent care, and avoiding exhaustion as key to better health outcomes.
Removing the Last Influences of the French Occupation
An NY City health education experiment with Millbank Memorial Fund cut a diphtheria death rate to zero in 32 months and lowered infant mortality and injuries. The piece compares this to Manhattan and notes a 2009 era League of Nations poll and France NRA parallels with a European “brain trust” concept.
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New York City
Millbank ‘Memorial Fund
Manhattan
Millbak Fund
France
Flankin
Three Metals and the Universal Material Steel
The article extols steel as a universal metal in industry, noting its vast range of products from nails to girders. It contrasts steel with aluminum and hints at future shifts toward aluminum from clay, magnesium rooms, and new alloys for airplanes, forecasting steel’s broad yet evolving role in housing, furnishing, and production.
Massachusetts For League Debate Wins Broad Support
A report from Massachusetts notes Senator Henry Cabot Lodge touts strong two thirds backing for the League of Nations. The state party pushes a referendum on the League as a policy question in the fall election, framing it as a pivotal public policy issue.
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General Court
United States Senate
League of Nations
United States
Congress
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Literary Digest
Massachusetts
League Nyhan
Henry Cabot Lodge
Octavine star signs predict a turbulent mental day
The reading warns extreme mental activity and advises against social dealings with dishonest people. It cautions about health, rest, and sleep, and notes risky periods from May 1 to July 13, 1935 and September 30 to October 3, 1835, with scattered dated prompts about letters and personal conduct.
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Inga.ly
New Deal salaries under fire in NRA and related agencies
United Press reports on pay scales across New Deal agencies including NRA Public Works Administration and Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Lawyers and executives earn from 2000 to 10000 a year with some higher, while comparisons to Justice and Patent Office salaries prompt criticism of old government pay rates. Also brief items note a man jailed in San Antonio for bathing in jail time and a private fire engine in Willoughby Ohio.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Nations Recovery Administration
NFA
Blue Eagle
NRA
Billie Eagle
Belie Ree Velves
Tt Industrial Advisory Board
Billierr
Alhexr
Mai
Aaris
Public Work Administration
Salares
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Jew Thing Mranie
Department of Justice
Patent Office
Reviewer's galaxy of names highlights The Sark Sot Anthology
Week's Book Review surveys recent releases and notable anthologies. The Sark Sot Anthology edited by Burton Masons and Gro Comings features poets and writers such as Dorothy Parker and Conrad, with praise for the caustic intro by Burton Mustine. Other works reviewed include The Friendly Relations by Beales, A Short History of Czechoslovakia by Dr. Kamil Krofla, Penrod by Tarkington, The Saar Struggle by Michael T. Florinsky, and Peggy Bacon's satire. The piece notes strong literary variety, historical angles, and rising European interest, while commenting on accessibility and appeal to specialized audiences.
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Sark Sot
Reynayse Mochwock
YY Burton Masons
Gro
Qeledal Wagon
Mawel Aniteraen
Mugen O'Neil Thoma Best
Dorothy Parker
Ruberk
Ruberk Bridgws, Simerak Owls
Janus Bram Cabell
Duahiel Hammel Ani
Conrad
Rpes Wonitay
Burton Mustine
Ruscoe
Mendken
Maryland
Little Brown
Britain
United States
Wilson
James Bryte
Sng
Ius
Kamil Krofla
Krafia
Twenty Years Ago Taken From the Journal Files
A fragmentary recap notes a fire in West Spring Greek and a shooting incident in Cameron Building. It mentions Mark Brown’s arrest, Detective William Cleveland, a letter from Charlestown West Virginia about gunman Stanny Mack, and four deer reportedly killed by May Brown and J Me Ruippersburger reaching the city.
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William Cleveland
Thie Fenntgan
Charlestin W. Va
Stanny Mack
Gorey Miller
Ngo
City
Maine
Brown
J. Me Ruippersburger
Raven
Wests demand for American Indian for film role shocks Hollywood
Hollywood gossip reports Mae West declined to cast American Indians for a film part. She warned she cannot use the applicants from California Britain and India, fearing awkward cultural misfit and nervousness. Henry Wilcoxon faced studio calls after Catalina Island dispatch. An aerial flight escape underscores studio tension over casting and scheduling demands. Indiana farms for electric service rise from 1 in 50 to 1 in 8 in Purdue survey, ten years apart.
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Vincent Mahoney
United Press
Sta
Hollywood
Dea
Mae West
Coeolumbus
Miss West
California
Ugland
India
Ceerles— Custis
Wes Rogers
Henry Wilcoxon
Calla
Omaha
Wilcoxon
Catalina Island
Wisyach
Cecil Dé Mire
Yepart
Indiana Farms
Lafayette
Ind
Indisha
Purdue Agricultural Statistical Division
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Week’s Book Review
Penrod
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Tarkington
Orvie
Ralph
Nellie
Michael T. Fiorinatty
Columbia University
Saar
Macmillan
Zis
League of Nations Commission
Reich
Maranne
Brance
Florinsky
Fem
Peggy Bacon
Tronic Parceptin
Aki
McBride
Hazel McCray
Wokoot
Thumbenausia
Ruth Faison Shaw
Little, Brown
White Priory
Carter Dickson
Sory
Harry Hansen
Dimbieday Doran
Marie Dressler
Little Brown and Co
Amerwa
Edward Simpson
U. S. Navy
Seven Seas
G. P. Putnam Sons
Ashtabula
Veicles
Dwight Brikhart
Mapleton, Kin
Merrill Wilcox
Alcoa, O
Helen Lynch
Mark Brown
Cameron
Chapin's
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Wallace Hammond
Mise Ernestine Dempsey
North Center Street
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