Corry Evening Journal Publication Details
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday from West South Street Corry Pennsylvania. Publisher A D Colegrove Zichar Colegrove. National Reverting Representatives Fred Kimball Inc 87 West 46th Street New York Tribune Tower Building Chicago Chamber of Commerce Building Pittsburgh. Entered at Corry Post Office as second class mail matter. By mall five dollars per year by carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
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West South Street
Corry
A.D. Colegrove
Zichar Colegrove
National
Fred Kimball, Inc
46Th St
New York
Health and education cautions from Dr Appel and national advisory views
Dr Theodore B Appel State Secretary of Health urges health care and lifestyle adjustments as money value shifts. He cautions against delaying medical treatment and emphasizes air, exercise, rest and good habits as essentials. The piece also covers the National Advisory Committee on Education urging a state centered Department of Education, warning a new federal bureau would add cost and bureaucracy.
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Theodore B. Appel
United States
de. Appel
National Advisory Committee On Education
Washington
Sue
Department of Education
Secretary of Education
Weneral__Gove
Reassuring Words On Future Prosperity Amid Hard Times
A speech asserts that bad times will not last, claiming the continent will recover. It urges faith in the future, warning that those who lose faith risk mob psychology and misplace perspective, while insisting prosperity will come again and be remembered as a period of opportunity.
Newspaper Attacks on Hoover Urged to Be Rejected
A Corry reader notes a western paper publishing venomous attacks on President Hoover. The outlet spreads sensationalism and calumny about Hoover’s past policies and alleged labor and mining ties. Readers are urged to rebuke the publication and discard its sensational sales tactics.
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Alfred B. Smith
Hoover
Corry
Charity Ball Impresses at State Armory Event
A previous twenty years ago note recalls the Sorry Lodge Charity Ball held at the State Armory, praised for its splendid drill hall decor and overall splendor. The obituary of Mrs. Margaret Johnson Manwaring marks a Columbus pioneer’s death, wife of the late Carlos Manwaring, born 1830 in Cohimbus. A New Year Day dinner for Ajax from Work staff, hosted by Mr and Mrs C H Bagley, underscores city social activity. Joe Phoenix Hotel redecoration by Weeks and Braedon completes a significant local improvement effort.
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State Armory
Columbus
Margaret Johnson Manwaring
Carlos Manwaring
Cohimpus
Ajax
and Ara
C. H. Bagley
Faith in the Future Prompts Cautious Corporate Reply
TB Macaulay of Sun Life Assurance responds to rumors of unloading depressed securities. The company states it has not sold any shares of its American stock holdings. In other notes, a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Harry Naylor of West Newton, Pa, with grandfather Rufe Jotin mentioned.
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TB. Macaulay
Sun Life Assurance Company
Bun Life
Harry Naylor
West Newton
Rufe
Jotin
Books For Laymen Commended By Dr Logan Clendening
Medicc science books for laymen are praised for patient friendly explanations of diagnosis and treatment. The list features How's Your Blood Pressure, The Lungs, and The Table Should Snow About Childbirth, among others, with notes on arthritis and infection sources. Dr Clendenling offers six pamphlets available for 10 cents each via the Dental Peat Association in Cleveland.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Atty Vine
Anitews
MagAlillan Company
Lawrence Brown
D Appleton and Company
Wilker Bourne Gasser
Widwest Company
Minneapolis
Urgells
mcMillan Company
Ani Maoat
Clendenlag
Logan Clandepine
Dental Peat Association
Journey and visits span youth and travel plans
Lon Jourdet departed for the University of Pennsylvania after a city vacation. Douglas B. Titus left for a business trip extending into Mexico. Miss Mary Warner returned to Erie after attending Hicks' party. A note on planting practice and European arch growth mentions about 1,000 fence posts over twenty years.
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Lon Jourdet
The
University of Pennsylvania
Douglas B. ‘Titus
Mexico
Mary Warner
Erie
Hiks
Weather men shape life and flight planning in the U S
United Press reports three top meteorologists Dr John Patterson Dr Herbert Kimball and Dr W J Humphrey discuss weather impact on daily life and aviation Advances in forecasting born from Great Lakes storm warnings and aviation needs They describe future flight instruments and the potential for automatic airborne signals to guide ground weather analysis
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Brooks G. Connally
United Press
New Orleans
Northwest
United Press Today
John Patterson
Américan Metetorological Society
Asagcla
Tom For the Advancement of Science
Canada
Herbert J. Kimball
Charles Lindbergh
Atlantic
W. J. Humphrey
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
United States
Great Lakes
Department of Agriculture
Prshile
How Wise Are You Questions from Early Union City
A quiz asking five questions on Union City’s early name and growth, Australia’s size, the founding date of St Augustine, the Mexican president, and Corry’s street miles. It ends with a literary quote about praise versus flattery attributed to Tur.
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Union City
Australia
St. Augustine
Mexico
Corry
Tur
Mercy mission tragedy halts mother during hospital run
Mrs Helen Benee, 65, died after suffering a stroke during an ambulance transfer of her son John, 27, to a Pittsburgh hospital. John remained critically ill with pneumonia and was not informed of his mother's death five hours after the stroke on the Mercy mission.
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Mercy Mission
Pittsburgh
Helen Benee
John
Benee
In loving memory of Gertrude Marsh 1931 tribute
In loving memory of our wife and mother Gertrude Marsh who died January 1 1931. A precious one from us has gone a voice we loved is still a place is vacant in our home that never can be filled Harold L Marah and Children
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Gertrude Marsh
Harold L. Marah
Reparations Debate in Europe Seen as Unsound Here
European critics warn that Germany cannot resume reparations payments after the Hoover moratorium. The advisory committee report prompts cautious U.S. Congressional reaction as debt matters loom. The piece notes American financial stakes and the broader postwar reparations debate affecting Europe and Latin America.
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Abhington
BD. C
Germany
Young Plan
Basel
Switz
Iceland
Hoover Mortorium
Wilson claims proof that Lincoln's assassin escaped
Dr Clar ence True Wilson of the Methodist Board asserts he can prove the Chicago mummy labeled John St Helen is actually John Wilkes Booth. He says the evidence includes a scar over the right eye a raised eyebrow a healed foot fracture and a swallowed stomach ring, all linked to Booth by documents and witness statements.
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United Press
Washington
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Johm St. Helen
Chicago
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Wilson
Booth
John St. Helen
Oklahoma
Baath
Samuel Mudd
St. Mary's County
Maryland
Charlott Custman
Movie Actor Held as Drunken Driver
Hollywood police arrested Karmeth Harlan a motion picture actor after a milk wagon collided with his automobile. Harlan and a passenger were slightly injured in the traffic accident.
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Unttea Press
Hollywood
Calif
Karmeth Harlan
Harlan
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