Corry Evening Journal Information Page Notes
The snippet lists publication details for the Corry Evening Journal including address, publisher Arthur Colegrove, advertising representative Tred Kimball Inc, and several affiliated offices in Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia. It notes postal entry at Corry Pa as second class mail and carrier rates for subscription and single copies.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Tred Kimball, Inc
OT W. 44Th St
New York
Bartlett
Milwakes
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Supreme Court ruling lifts business mood in uncertain times
The Monday decision by the United States Supreme Court on gold clauses boosts business confidence amid a tight economy. Analysts differ on wisdom, but laymen see relief from uncertainty as the recovery drive gains momentum. The piece also surveys potential for an Anglo French air alliance and reflects on wage policy debates in public relief and private employment.
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United States Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Businasa
Walter Lippman
Lcan
Carri
Economic tensions rise over pricing and profits
The piece argues employers preferHigh margins over large volume profits, suggesting price and wage increases accompany good business. It notes a paradox where restraint in pricing could boost prosperity for all, criticizing short term gains over broad market growth.
Finances Revive as Securties Exchange Commission Reports Surge in New Financing
The Securities Exchange Commission notes a rise in new business financing applications after years of inactivity. Officials expect renewed old business and especially heavy industry funding to boost confidence and drive forward plans. Government interference is not feared as regulators aim to restart activity with private capital.
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Securities Exchange Commission
The
Securities Commission
Boulea
Paris Styles Show Long and Short Lines in 1935 Fashion
Paris sketches 1935 styles with options from long to short and narrow to wide. Designers like Marcel Rochas mix variations while staying within proper lines. Henry Creed favors straight classic cuts with exotic color pairings. Models feature height from elevated pad hair as the season presents a range of terrateuts and narrows.
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Paris
Marcel Rochas
Henry Creed
Dilkusha de Rohan
Glass crusade targets and or in legislation
Washington Feb 19 United Press reports Virginia senator Carter Glass a bantamweight crusader who vows to purge the federal code of the word and or arguing they confuse law and contracts He cites court and legal support and mocks comments by John W Davis and Alben Barkley on who created the phrase Also notes a Canada Ontario coin claim and a ribald English music hall verse about Anthony and a contraceptive era.
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United Press
Washington
Carter Glass
Virginia Bantamweight
Glass
Senate
John W. Davis
Pauls
Rst
Alben W. Barkley
Congressest
Holly
Iegal
Sarnia
Cai
Bruce Armstrong
Congress
S. Copeland
Rome
Claudius
Susan B. Anthony
Hermit Survives Frigid Period Near Pendleton
In Pendleton Oregon a reclusive 70 year old hermit living in the Beck Woods of the Blue Mountains endured one of the coldest spells in recent years. Temperatures hovered near record lows as he sheltered in place and managed to survive the subzero weather. Local authorities did not report any injuries or rescue efforts, and the man remained unnamed for privacy. Community members expressed concern but offered warmth and supplies when possible.
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Pendleton
Ore
Oswald Hunt
Beck Woods
Bie
Joweeero
Hollywood Pill? A Laughing Legacy On Screen
Hollywood Calif Feb 18 A look at vaudeville and film pasts where entertainers teased, taunted and tested patience with staged gags and quick lips. Bystanders recall the risk of breaking a straight face during weddings and ministerial rites as one actor’s comic storm erupts, leaving onlookers doubled over in laughter.
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Willy Wink
Orslea
Duty
Pleids
Duke
Star Signals Octavine and Mystic Dates Foresee Changes
The fragment hints at astrological guidance for February and March. It mentions practical days, winds, and personal dates, with references to birthdates and mystic themes. Predictions cover late February to early May with emphasis on personal insight and favorable shifts.
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Rex
Auto accident toll in 1934 was worst on record
The Travelers Insurance Company annual analysis reports 87,100 deaths and nearly a million injuries from motor vehicle crashes in the United States in 1934. Speed, driving errors, and pedestrians under influence contributed to higher fatalities, with pedestrians most affected. The report notes 16,000 deaths, rising crash costs, and speed as a major hazard across highways. It also mentions a Russia invitation to movie stars for a Soviet celebration next month.
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United States
Travelers Insurance Company
Dewihs
Shan Wal
Sharpshooters to Meet Moscow Students in March Match
A group of girl sharp shooters at Samolloy Wackley will host a shooting match on 1 March against ten UVM students. Each institution will be represented by ten girls. Scores will be exchanged by cable.
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Moscow
Samolloy Wackley
University of Vermont
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files February 15 1915
Twenty years ago items from the Journal Files dated February 15 1915 recount a Pennsylvania railroad engineer John James Clark retiring and lingering at home on East Smith Street. Senators Clark Phipps and McGee visited Corry Hospital, inspecting the facility as directors looked on. A legal arrest was reported in connection with a local millinery shop after a man was taken into custody awaiting further action. A Burma letter arrived for Wilbur Wilson from oil man Thomas Curtin. A. E. Pettit ill for some time contemplates a trip to New Mexico for treatment. Notes include a Grove Street family baby, and Mrs. Frazer preparing to depart for a western trip.
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John James Clark
Pennsylvania
East Smith Street
Burma
Iidia
Wilbur Wilson
Thomas Curtin
Readable Bound to Be Read by Charles Grayson Review
A critique notes Grayson’s Plight Scott Macuilay portrays moral disintegration set in Mexican hostels bars and bull rings. It contrasts a dissolute twin pair with a redemptive arc for Linda who leaves a Spanish lover to seek a hopeful future. Also mentions Hurrell novel John Lilibud and a Washington baseball game followed by vaccine notes and Normandy trials scheduling for the Normandie liner.
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Scott
Mexico
Linda
Grayson
John Lilibud
Hur Yell
Claude Kenda
Willoughby Sonip
Hurrell Mey
Toole
Washinton
Washington
Hatch
Moscow Subway Set to Open First Underground Line
Moscow begins operation on the Metropolitaine, the first underground rail section, with many workers contributing voluntary days off to build the line. Officials expect full start next month as the project nears completion.
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Moscow
Metropolitaine
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