Corry Evening Journal advertising and publication details
Corry Evening Journal notes the publisher and advertising representative, with postal details and pricing for mail orders, subscriptions, and carrier distribution. It lists rates: five dollars per year by mail, thirty-two fifty in advance, three cents per copy by carrier, and fifteen cents per week, plus inquiry for advertising rates.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Streat
Chery
A.D. Colegrove
Aybiur Golagrove
National Advertising Representative
Kimball, Inc
Corry
Lower interest rates and stock issue expenses rise
The piece argues mortgage rate cuts in parts of the country help prevent foreclosures and stabilize the real estate market by encouraging timely payments. It contrasts deflation of charges with price and income balance and notes the Federal Securities Act spawns high offering costs, pushing private sales by insiders before public markets.
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Varius
Russia ships gold ore to Tacoma via Panama Canal
Russia begins shipping gold-bearing ore from Le Ingard to Tacoma for reduction, with the first two cargoes valued around 1.7 million dollars. The plan is to leave these consignments in the United States to build a reserve for American goods, creating work for American industry and a foreign market for U.S. products.
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Tacoma
Russia
le Ingrad
Panama Canal
Tax Loopholes and Tax Reform Called by Lawmakers
The article discusses efforts by the House Ways and Means Committee to tighten tax laws by closing loopholes and clarifying administrative rules. It notes a desire to increase revenues and public support for fair, uniform enforcement, with dangers of legal tricks used to dodge payments.
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House
Ways and Means
Tapayevs
Hollywood Stars Signings and Studio Plans
Veteran actress Helen Westley signs with RKO Radio for Roberta and Cape Cod. Director George Stevens to scout Indiana for Lachie. Charles Richman to play Lord Bareacres in Vanity Fair adaptation. Chester Morris rises as screen actor after ThanhauserLink. Margaret Sullavan works long hours on The Good Fairy. Katharine Hall Williams and Catharine Doucet cast for Rendezvous at Midnight. Powell Harlow Loy pairing planned for Wife Versus Secretary. Prof R C Barth of Jamestown visits for a day.
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Hollywood
Dee
Helen Westley
Rko-Radio
Roberta
Irene Dunne
Fred Asture
Ginger Rogers
Cape Cod
Zenas Henry
Charles Richman
Lord Bareacres
Thackeray
Vanity Fair
Katharine Hall
Katherine Williams
Catharine Doucet
Universal
Quarters Scramble as House Chooses Digs for New Congress
United Press report on looming house quartering battle with two buildings. The old house shows aging furnishings while the new one features mahogany desks and blue leather. Assignments rest with the Speaker and two committee members and may hinge on service length or speakership votes.
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United Press
Washington
House of Representatives
Ith
Congress
Henry T. Rainey
House
Laborers Win 15 Cent Wage Boost After Unloading Pause
Sixty laborers unloading a pulpwood boat at Central Avenue dock for Johnsonburg paper mills were discharged for slow work. Erie stevedores refused to work when brought in, Dunkirk men rehired at 60 cents an hour, disputed by officials. After a conference with Mayor Roberts and Commissioner Rossney, the men agreed to work for 45 cents an hour, five cents higher than before, and resumed Thursday afternoon.
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Roberts
George Rossney
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files 1914
A retrospective look recalls alumni news and local events. The Corry Elks memorials honored two lost members Albert Weber and Stacey Baker while Peter Speer spoke. A new trolley route plan north of the lake was announced. Nina Crow journeys to Valparaiso Ind to study at the university with kindergarten focus. N I T Club invites for New Year's ball at the State Armory exceed three hundred. P and R carpenters work on farm cant and platform projects between Center Street and First Avenue. High School Glee Club shines under Mrs. Bosworth plans to expand music to the whole school. Uncle Tom's Cabin troupe heads to New York State for engagements. Terhune of New York City visits Major Wilcox then departs eastward. Ruth Hall improves after illness at East Wayne Street home.
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Peter Mf Speer
Oil City
Corry
Bird and Dog Store Wrecked by Explosion in Pittsburgh
An explosion last night at the American Bird Store on Seventh Street trapped hundreds of birds and dogs, injured one man, and blew out glass across the 200 block. Officials say escaping gas in the basement, ignited by a coal stove on the street floor, caused the damage estimated at 15,200 dollars.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Seventh Street
Paris Styles Paris Fashion Tip for Cold Weather
Dez 7 Paris notes Schiaparelli arriving from London with a safari cape of Alaskan seal and fur mitts. She models hand knitted ankle socks and green kid tipped moccasin socks, praising warmth. Lingerie declines as crepe de chine falls out of favor. fur coats are suggested as an intermediate option.
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Paris
Dez
Schiaparelli
London
Maine
Star Signals Octavine and Seattle Newsies Envy
The column notes unsettled, cautious conditions for business and social life with warnings of deceit and theft from late 1934 to early 1935. It also highlights Seattle Newsies Sam and Bill Stanley, famed for delivering papers in a tiny one cylinder auto at a slow pace.
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Seattle
Seattl
Sam Stanley
Bill
Union City Boy Sings With Rudy Vallee
Charles Lyons of Union City has become a vocal soloist with Rudy Vallee and his orchestra. He appears weekly on the Fleishman Yeast hour and also sings daily with the Rudy Vallee orchestra at the Hollywood Club in New York City.
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Charles Lyons
Harry Lyons
Vallee
Hollywood Club
New York
Union City
Dec. T
Harry §. Lyons
North Main Street
Rudy
Yale
Fleishman Yeast Hour
Mr. Lyons
Rudy Vallee
New York City
FERA Fights Malaria at Espanola New Mexico
One hundred men work on a FERA malaria control project digging ditches to drain areas believed responsible for malaria. The second deer near Titusville was shot by William Miller of Titusville, a 4 point buck taken on the hill above East Titusville in 611 Creel township.
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FERA
Malaria Espanola
N. M
Titusville
William Miller
Creel Township
New Manager of Store Here
W. E. Nisbet named manager of Montgomery Ward and Company Store in Corry succeeding Paul Brown who had led the store since last summer Nisbet has been with the company four and a half years coming from Ashtabula He arrived in Corry that evening and assumed duties next morning Brown resigned plans to spend the winter in Florida and later start his own business.
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W. E. Nisbet
Montgomery Ward and Company
Corry
W. E.nisbet
Ashtabifi
Montgomery Ward & Company
Paul Brown
Royal Wit
Nisbet
Ashtabula
City
Taat
Brown
Florida
Two Charged With Farm Raid
State police arrested Raymond Reichert, eighteen, and Jacob Nevalko, twenty, of Waterford R D 2 for breaking and entering a barn at D. C. Hinkle farm in Venango township on Dec 4. They allegedly stole 100 bushels of oats and were arraigned before Peace Justice Walter Goodwin. Both were committed to Erie County Prison in $800 bail each for preliminary hearings next Monday.
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Ers
Raymond Reittert
Jacob Nevalko
Reichert
Nerotio
Erie County
Lell
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Republic Steel
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Unit i Stator
George Stevens
Indiana
Lachie
Gene Stratton Porter
Chester Morris
Thanhauser Company ii
New Rochelle
Margaret Sullavan
William Powell
Jean Harlow
Myra Loy
R. C. Barth
Jamestown
Vicks
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
Journal
Shool
Columbus
Nina Crow
Valparaiso
Ind
N. I. T. Club
State Armory
P. &. R. Carpenters
Center Street
First Avenue
Glee Club
New York State
P. P. ‘Terhune
Major Wilcox
Ruth
Fred Hall
East Wayne Street
Mary Knight
United Press Star
Union City Boy
Golden Rule Club
ENNA
Creetia
Citizens National
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