Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Postal Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists advertising and postal details including Arthur Colegrove as publisher and Fred Kimball Inc as national advertising representative. It notes mailing prices of 5 dollars yearly, 2.50 by mail in restricted areas, and three cents per copy with fifteen cents per week under applicable rates.
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Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 40Th St
New York Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Corry
Cartier
Taxpayers Union Proposes Drastic School Cuts
The Taxpayers' Union presents a plan to curtail public schooling in Cory, urging the Board of Education to pursue drastic retrenchment amid the current emergency. It argues for tighter adherence to sound program basics, prioritizing first class high school education, and reducing administration costs while preserving core academic subjects. The piece urges independent legislative action to ease tax burdens and encourage reform.
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Taxpayers' Union
Board of Education
Taxpayers’ Union
Cory
Educaonal Union
Hve
Corry Taxpayers’ Union
A Blessed Old Age Debate At Montreal Meeting
A doctor addressing the American College of Physicians in Montreal contends long life may become a curse rather than a blessing. He warns that extending lifespans reduces employment, as industry and business favor younger workers despite older adults’ experience and judgment.
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American College of Psychians
Montreal
Condi Lond
Uber
Stecent
TWENTY YEARS AGO From the Journal Files February 24 1943
A 1943 column reviews aging workers and savers under harsh wartime conditions, noting insufficient wages and retirement risks. It also surveys ephemeral best sellers, listing titles by Sinclair Lewis H G Wells and Van Loon across eight cities, while criticizing the herd mentality of weekly bestseller charts. Local items include new hires in New York City, city council work, a basketball game, a hip fracture, gambling rumors, a police chief’s return to duty, a dance party, a birthday surprise, a county high school game, and moves of business managers and retailers amid postwar shifts.
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van Loon
Questions on local histories and dates
The user asks about several dated items: BL Monroe as principal of the High school, the laying of South Center street pavement, the planned PRR passenger stations at the west-end junction, and Harold Bruiner later Heil ed at Dunkirk and fights at Curry Paix. No verifiable dates or context provided.
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BL. Monroe
South Center Street
P.rr
Harold Bruiner
Dunkirk
Durante Narrates Submarine Dive Mishap in Hawaii Memoir
Hollywood star Jimmy Durante speaks of a travails in a submarine scene for Hell Below. He jokes about needing a dictionary on set and recalls a chaotic dive with gold braid crew, water splashing, and fears of sinking. He quips about the submarine jargon and Hawaiian dreams during the frightful sequence.
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Unites Press
Hollywood
Jimmy Durinte
San Pedro
Honolulu
Bill the Sailor
Durante
Jack Conway
Paris Styles Sneak Peek at Chanel Spring Gown
United Press reports from Paris describe a fleeting glimpse of Gabrielle Chanel's spring collection through a keyhole. The scene shows an evening gown silhouette with a hint of unbleached fabric patterns and a delicate toe line, while other details remain elusive.
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United Press
Paris
Gabrielle Chanel
Moses
Antimony trade shifts amid 1922 world markets and US imports
Washington dispatch reviews antimony exports from China and US import declines in early 1922. Chinese shipments to Japan held steady, Britain buys more for re export. The piece also critiques a constitutional amendment on lame ducks, noting Vice President Garner would be a lame duck pending Roosevelt election is 1936.
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United States
Japan
Great Britain
Uhe
P “Marne
Capitol
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Garner
Congress
Pétairs
Senate
Fragmented Local Notice About Pending Election
The readable fragments describe a local election matter with references to officials and a timetable. Names, dates, and places are unclear, but the piece signals an official action and related voting context within a community.情報
United States Can Lead Way From Low Mood Says Hull
Senator Cordell Hull of Tennessee argues the United States must lead a sane, broad recovery by liberalizing tariffs and ending insurmountable trade barriers. He says war debts are not the main issue and calls for a 10 percent tariff reduction, mutual concessions, and reorganization of trade policy to restore markets and employment.
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United States
Hull
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
iSenator
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
America
Europe
Tennessee Statesman
Tariff Commission
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CSL P
Nantes
New York City
American Brake Shoe Company
Board of Appeals
Municipal Club
Youngsville
Sebback
State Armory
Brie Omarrow
Mary J. Chapman
Wast Congress Street
North Center Street
Alexander Joday
Herman Heerlen
H.C. Heerlein
Stevens
Knights of Pythias
Ruth Hall
Kane
Hill Top Village
Joseph Nagorsii
Browngl] Shoe Company
North Center Tront
Erie
Timer C. Wilson
Abnneypolis
Pillsbury Ariling Co
Minneapalls
Wilcox Mest
Duarters
James H. Y
Hollywood Film Shop
Mary Knight
United Press Staff
Sion
Mexico
Southwest
Chinagy
Bell Telephone Company
Waioua High School
Lottie Blaclanan
van Winkle
Bell Gilson
Yan
St. Vincent's Hospital
Jae
Voant
F.C. Chapin & Sons
Roosevelt
MALL
Citizens National
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