Corry Evening Journal Advertisement Notice
Public notice announces advertising rates for the Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday. Rates include by mail five dollars per year and forty two fifty for certain territories, with carrier copies priced at three cents per issue and fifteen cents per week.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National
Fred Kimball, Inc
New York ‘Tribune
Chicago
Bank Depositors Get Strong Federal Insurance Now
Ninety seven percent of bank depositors nationwide gain federal deposit insurance covering insurable deposits up to 2500. The FDIC completed task after extensive exam work, with funds backing protection for most deposits. The system will be permanent by July next year, expanding to 10,000 dollars unless Congress acts.
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Federal Deposit Inskance ‘Corpora- Hon
Nasmow
Congress
Forty and Over Men Organizing Movement in Detroit
Detroit hosts the first Forty and Over Club promoting a political and social campaign. Led by Henry Denning, the group argues that workers over 40 face discrimination in jobs and compensation insurance rates, while contributing as the nation’s backbone with higher tax payments. They seek hiring based on ability, not age.
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Chicago
Rotary
Detroit
Diluinees
Henry Denning
Pines Resist Chestnut Blight Destruction
The text describes pine trees resisting chestnut blight and notes extensive damage to chestnut Amber. It references reforestation efforts and surveys completed in winter, though the passage is fragmented and contains unclear terms and misspellings.
Paris Styles by Mary Knight on Ma haranee Holker wardrobe
Paris December 26 United Press Staff Correspondent Mary Knight reports Ma haranee Holker of Infore, Seattle linked, shopping for winter wardrobe. She showcases ten new Seyha fashions including four evening dresses in grange crepe, gray satin with cherry accents, Ghiness blue satin with bateau neck, white peau de peche with jacket, and brown gold lame. Daywear features a Stormy Weather coat ensemble, a brown jersey dress with green chenille scarf, a beige tweed coat with mink collar, a rows jersey brocade dress with gold clips, and a red tweed sports coat paired with a burgundy Matra dress.
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Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
Maharanee Holker
Infore
Nancy Miller
Seattle
Sehia Parent Deli
Pine plantings saved after blister rust findings at field sites
Gigiliin Conservation Corps and allied agencies report progress in protecting pine plantings from blister rust. The fungus requires alternate hosts like gooseberry and currant to spread, so dense pine stands and staged plantings help slow infection and shield forests. Protective treatments have shown encouraging results over several years, with recent work confirming reduced spread risk in dense stands within a decade.
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Gigiliin Conservation Corps
Montis
Thiz
Beter
Claire Trevor Considers Hollywood Future After Three Months
Det 26 report profiles Claire Trevor an aspiring actress newly arrived in Hollywood amid studio buzz. She recounts rapid screen tests fittings and location shoots including Victorville and a George O'Brien project while casting directors test her range and resist typecasting as she imagines mastering cigarette rolling for a future on screen.
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Rex
George O'Brien
Victorville
Hollywood Boulevard
Miss Trevor
O'Brien
Cigeretts
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files 1913
The Corry News recalls events of December 25 1913. Merchant Joseph E Perkins dies at his South Street home. Kuilz Brass Bed Company's plant to close for a week for inventory and repairs. Corty High School defeats Alumni 22 to 14 at the Armory. Vicious dogs injure shade trees and several trees in West Wayne and West Frederick streets. The Eastern Star Ball at the Horn caps the graduating Class reunion. Sam Jacobson and Co plan store improvements including a rear balcony for an office. Prizes awarded for window display guessing. Poultry show venue secured for January 26. Philadelphia Powle returns home for holidays. Local residents travel to Winston Salem Buffalo and back for visits.
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Sam Jacobson and Company
Gunter Street
Albuquerque Little Theater hires ex warden as adviser
The Albuquerque Little Theater Company chose a penal expert, Pat Dywan, a former warden of the New Maxine States penitentiary, to serve as a legal and operations adviser for the production of Grint wat Code. The move aims to ensure accurate portrayal and compliance with safety and legal considerations.
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Theater
Albuquerque
WN M
Little ‘Theater Company
Pat Dywan
Ew Maxine Etats Penitentiary
First Webbings in 98 Years Rag Road Puat
Fragmentary text notes a long gap in a marriage or event tied to 1890 and people named Ruel Brant and Dannie Harrison. Details are unclear and include odd phrasing and corrupted OCR.
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Ruel Brant
Dannie Harrison
Marriee
Federal funds for relief of Pennsylvanian farmers
State officials under Governor Pinchot push a plan to form a Pennsylvania Committee to work with the Federal Debt Consolidation Board to provide aid for needy farmers. The effort aims to scale down debts with creditor cooperation and arrange mortgage loans to save farms and homes. Representatives from the Central Bank of Baltimore have discussed with the State Banking Department a list of banks handling farm mortgages to facilitate federal contact and mortgage restructuring.
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Tellee
Pennsylvania
Tis
Pinchot
State Secretary of Agriculture
John A. McSparran
Qedarat Wand Bank of
Ballimore
Federal Land Bank
Meadville Men Win Places in Liquor Stores
Meadville residents Maurice M. Lord and Rex W. Woodward were named store managers in Harrisburg announced appointments for liquor store jobs. Roland Bailey McDuff of Cambridge Springs named as assistant. Unofficially Woodward slated to head Meadville store, Lord to Titusville. Other appointments include Michael Koren, Joseph H. Radack, and George Berry as assistants in Titusville. Preparations for openings begin with January 2nd target date.
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Meadville
Harrisburg
Graystora County
Maurice M. Lord
Chestnut Street
Rex W. Woodward
Pare Avenue
Roland Bailey McDuff
Cambridge Springs
Woodward
Mead~ Ville
Lord Yilll
Titusville
Michael Koren
Canneautville
Joseph H. Radack
George Berry
Face Ray From Eczema Quickly Healed by San Cura Ointment
A testimonial style ad touts San Cura Ointment and Soap as curing stubborn eczema on the face. Customers from Los Angeles and Chicago report rapid relief after long doctoring, praising the product for healing and skin comfort. All druggists stock it at 80 cents to 1.25.
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Wm. Weagraff
Huntington Drive
Los Angeles
Cal
Sv Baby
Joné
H. W. Davis
Sus St
Chinagy
Sigur Sellof
Ghul
Year’s Best Books Picked By H Allen Smith
United Press selects top books of the year across categories led by Best Novel Anthony Adverse by Hervey Allen and Best Biography Masie Antoinette by Stefan Zweig. Other noted picks include The Journal of Amos Bennett, The Destroying Angel, and The Werewolf of Paris among fiction and non fiction honors.
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H. Allen Smith
United Press
Anthony Adverse
Hervey Allen
Farrar and Rinehart
Masie —Antoi
Stefan Zwarz
Viking
Amos Bennett
George M\burn
Harcourt Brace
Norman Klein
Parrand Rinehart
John Masefield
Macmuillan
Hing Lardner
Letibners
Creative America
Ludwig Lewisohn
Harper
Walter C. Langsam
Macmillan
Paris
Guy Endore
Farrar
J? Rinehart
Rockwell
Planning Huge Tree Planting at Pymatuning
Harrisburg reports the largest tree planting project in Pennsylvania to begin next spring at the 1600 acre Pymatuning reservoir site in Crawford County. One million trees will be planted around the state-owned property under forestry officials Ralph J. Perris and Lewis J. Staley. Tree types include Norway spruce white spruce white pine loblolly pine Scotch pine and Japanese larch sourced from state nurseries. Approximately 900 acres prepared with more land to be readied before April planting season. Last spring about 825,000 seedlings were planted.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Crawford County
Lewis J. Staley
Department of Forests and Waters
Ald
Ralph J. Perris
Department of Foreats and Waters
Linesville
Pretty Beaverdam Wedding of Lois Lyons and Virgil Tarbell
Lois Lyons wed Virgil Tarbell at the Beaverdam ME church in a December ceremony. Rey Ma Marsteller conducted the service under greens and bells. Lois wore a blue velvet gown, Doris Blakeslee of Spartansburg was maid of honor, Carl Lyons served as best man, and the couple planned to reside with Lois mother during the winter. They will begin married life after a short honeymoon. The text notes beekeeping land planning and reforestation near Pymatuning, though context is unclear.
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S. BR. Lyons
Beaverdam
Lois
Virgil Tarbell
Francia Tarbell
Union City
Rey ‘Ma
Marsteller
Doris Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Carl Lyons
Corry
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Week’s Book Review
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Morrow
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