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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1934

Page

3

Corry Evening Journal Local Advertising Rates Notice

Classified notice presents advertising rate card for Corry Pennsylvania era publication. Lists National Advertising Representatives and office addresses in New York Chicago Milwaukee Detroit Philadelphia Pittsburgh and details on mail and carrier subscription prices.

Corry Evening Journal Corry A. D. Colegrove Arthur Colegrave Fred Kimball, Inc W. 44Th SL New York Bartlett Milwaukee Michigan Square Chicago Btormfeltz-Lovely Detroit

Democratic State Committee Names Roosevelt Ticket in Pennsylvania

The Democratic State Committee at a Harrisburg meeting unveiled a strong ticket for the state primary and a robust platform. Joseph F. Guffey is endorsed for U S Senator, George H. Earle for Governor, with Thomas Kennedy and Thomas A. Logue and Chester H. Rhodes noted for key offices. The platform pledges full support for Roosevelt and the New Deal, calls for labor protections, minimum wage, collective bargaining rights, social welfare programs, tax reforms, and modernization of state government.

Harrisburg Sa'urtay Run Pennsylvania Joseph F. Guffey United States State Committee Guffey Roosevelt Sternletory Pittsburgh Ds Ity Senate George H. Earle Austria Philadelphia Organized Labor Thomas Kennédy Hazelton United Mine ‘Workers of America Thomas A. ‘Logue Chester H. Rhodes Strandsburg Monroe County Sheritta Iskbor

Democrats strive in Pennsylvania for Roosevelt era gains

The piece argues the Pennsylvania Democratic party has a critical chance to reshape state politics under Roosevelt recovery, warns against internal factionalism fueled by greed, and calls for unity among independents to support the Roosevelt leadership. It notes the NRA case against Wulf Brothers Inc shows enforcement of wage codes and code compliance.

Canidates Democratic Party Pennsylvania Hoosevelt New York NRA Wulf Brothers, Inc New York City Toroy Code Invest Compliance Board Realist

Society of Sponsors christens ships amid navy culture shift

United Press reports the Society of Sponsors, a women’s group linked to naval ship christenings, touts its long history and shows support for the navy’s policy. Hopkins displays a wool reel honoring CWA workers in Jasper County, Missouri, while a graft concern is jested at. Secretary Wallace cites First Samuel to explain cotton crop policy, urging accountability if compulsory measures arise. Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Turney probes William P. MacCracken as reporters await the outcome of the trial.

United Press Washington Fiset Unique Society of Sponsors Navy Civil Works Hopkins CWA Jasper County Wallace Samuel Al-Arms Turney Senate William P. MacCracken Ueh Lumph Fme Tong Jurney MacCracken Canfernés Jamey

Paris fashions parade taby bonnets in French style

Paris fashion notes describe taby bonnets with under chin ties and bow at the nape, plus variations in felt straw and fabric to match spring ensembles. The piece notes comfort, the turning back of bands near the forehead, and a rise of knitted and crocheted accessories into formal evening wear with metallic threads and delicate embellishments.

Mile Goletts Rosamberty

Swallowing Utensils Lands Man in Hospital Ward

Giovanni Renoei, 2, hungry after work, wolfed his meal then complained of stomach pain. Surgeons found he had swallowed nine spoons and a fork, a bizarre case noted in the local hospital records.

Gioovanni Renoei

Man's heart stopped by stomach gas cure

A man suffered heart stoppage from stomach gas after meals. Adlerika relieved his symptoms, allowing him to eat any food without discomfort. Kelster's Gut Rate Drug Store advertises the remedy, adyi-20.

Adama Adlerika Kelster Adyi

Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal February 12 1914

A busy glance at events from twenty years ago includes a delivery horse killed at West Bend street crossing by the Pennsylvania Railroad, a meeting planned to discuss a local baseball league, a break in at John Hamraomd’s home, and a slight New England earthquake shake felt locally. Reports mention a sleigh ride by FP. W. C. members, Harden party in Union City, record cold at 16 below, a Lyric theatre scaffold accident injuring contractor HH Hill, Carnegie Glee Club train arrival near Warren, and notices of travels, deaths, and corporate assignments shaping the city’s memory.

Budget Outlay for Legion of Honor Set at 163 Million Francs

Paris reports the 1934 budget allocates 163,260,443 francs to the Legion of Honor for the year’s main tenure. The sum funds the famed Napoleonic Order’s operations as defined by the government budget.

Honor Legion Paris Legion of Honor

Hollywood Film Shop Praises Jungle Adventure Sequels

Hollywood reports on producer Clyde Billctt and director Frain Rast filming Devil Tiger, a jungle epic financed by Fox. Elliott captures brutal real animal battles using 420,000 feet of film to yield 6,600 seconds of action, filming at night beside a waterhole with cages.

Hollywood Calif Peiuts Hollywood Movieville Clyde Billctt McCoy HiNote Frain Tovation Tilsc Orsk Fox Eiliott Elliott Son Elliott Belives Eliott Miles Lena

Miles of Film at New York Museum Reaches Hollywood

The American Museum of Natural History showcased enbuzh motion picture film across a year, spanning 2700 miles from New York to Hollywood. Museum president Trubie Davison announced the screening reached 9,000,000 viewers in 37 states.

New York American Museum of Natural History Hollywood Trubie Davison

Erie May Get Modern Airport A Longbay Front

Erie may host a modern airport as a CWA project with State and local leaders meeting to discuss siting along the bay front or near the sewage disposal plant. Senator Joseph Zelsenheim and William Reiter push for a first class facility, while the Park and Harbor Commission weighs environmental and commercial concerns. The plan faces hurdles including substantial land fill and possible naval impact.

ERIM Joseph Zelsenheim Reveatei Wiliam Relter Harrishing Nnzmnalstics Core Ly Arle Nest Neal State Park and Harbor Commission Chamber of Commerce and Bile Pilots’ Club Mindy Court House Reiter Eric Erie Zetsenheim CWA Relter Bayfront Parke and Harbor Commission Ewa

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