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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1934
Page
3
Arthur Wuessore National Advertising Representative details bold the network for Fred Kimball Inc at multiple city offices including Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Corry Pa with pricing notes twelve month mail and carrier rates and ad rate inquiries open to applicants and territories.
A Pittsburgh Post-Gazette commentary rebukes Mr. Grundy for a repeated failed leadership style that harmed the Republican party in Pennsylvania. It notes his Senate candidacy defeat, opposes his obstructive tactics, and highlights a Republican revolt in the Senate to thwart his plan.
The National Retail Credit Association notes a third straight month of prompt bill payments and rising credit sales in November across 62 cities and 18,000 retailers. Silver dollars circulate again while Britain plans a government probe into arms traffic, linked to the U S inquiry.
Hollywood producer Henry Hathaway argues that film value should be measured by human factors, not only stars and budgets. For Paramount's Lives of a Bengal Lancer he cites payroll figures: about 25,000 paid for principal cast and crew, and roughly 20,000 extras, including Hindus, American Indians, cavalry, and 500 support staff.
A gale driven blaze swept through Ashland leveling Wolner hotel and adjacent structures. Damage was estimated at $100,000 as fire officials fought to control the spreading flames. A separate Boston report notes a surge in false fire alarms, up 1400 percent since 1921, with 45.4 percent of alarms last month proven false.
A blaze of undetermined origin destroyed the second floor apartment above H. A. Garrick Jewelry store in Brighton. Damage was estimated at 8000 dollars, while reported fire loss totaled 4000 dollars.
United States secretary of commerce Daniel Stopar boasts of an aquarium in the basement of the Commerce Department with 62 varieties and 107 aquatic animals. Rep. Fred Britten hosts a no-longer-needed Christmas party while Congress delays. Thomas Blanton defends DC tax issues in a holiday letter to congressional press.
Three Erie youths were jailed in Mayville on $5,000 bonds after being charged with first degree robbery for a Sherman, New York meat market hold up. They allegedly entered the Sherman tent market, lured the shop owner with questions, threatened him, stole the cash register, and fled toward Ripley, with $325 recovered and a search ongoing for the remaining funds.
Paris styles Bunters Basques and tunics replace blouses as the latest trend. Basques are slashed with intricate wadets matching skirts, tunics bare slight hips, and designs defy easy copying. A white Palm Beach outfit over a bathing suit tops off a refined, versatile look for day to evening wear.
Horoscope style note predicts a lively profitable day for pleasures, courtship and shopping. It cites dates in 1995 and 1935, mentions luck from unknown source and danger from accidents in 1935, with social favor in mid July.
Mrs. Ann Pettit, 65, died at Wasson hospital Cambridge Springs from burns received while attempting to kindle a fire with a gasoline can on Christmas morning. The house burned. Pettit and a son slept through the blaze and escaped after victims were rescued. She left husband, two sons and two daughters.
Licya Johnson five-year-old of Pine street hillside near Oil City suffered a scalp wound when his sled ran under a truck at White Rock Avenue Monday afternoon. John Latshaw drove the vehicle. boy needed several stitches at Kane Summit hospital and had no other injuries.
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