Corrie Evening Journal Advertising Rates and Address Listing
Corr y Evening Journal lists advertising representatives FRED KIMBALL INC and offices in New York Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and other cities. Rates: 75.00 per year by mail in advance, 92.50 for out of territory, three cents per copy by currier, fifteen cents per week.
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Corry Evening Journal
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Corr
A. D. Golegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Fred Kimball, Inc
St. New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Corn
Pittsburgh
Teal Estate
Trust
Philadelphia
Corry
Currier
Battling a Pension Plan That Could Devour the Nation
The piece argues against a proposed federal pension of 200 dollars monthly for all citizens over 60, costing 20 billion dollars annually. It questions feasibility, tax impact, economic wreckage, potential fraud, and social backlash, urging careful consideration over this costly, impractical idea.
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Wordan
Japan's perilous game and naval policy critique
A Washington outlook argues that after Japan denounced the naval treaty the United States should pursue its building program. The two nations may not war soon, but Japan appears driven by expansion in Asia and a looming social strain at home. A December naval conference is expected with Japan present.
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Japan
United States
Washington
America
Western
Asia
China
Orient
Shre
Tokyo
The Check Tax Expiration Sparks Banking Rebound
The expiration of the two cent check tax could free billions for investment and trade. Withdrawn checking accounts may be reopened as banks gain back pay and savings tap. Expect a surge in check use and renewed banking activity.
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Banke Agela
Twenty Years Ago Journal Snippets From 1915
A city meeting received police force applications from J. Drake Perry Nichols and Wilbur Merritt. Voter interest grows in today’s special city election. Dr J D Stoneroad, 88, died in Meadville after a long illness. Congregational Home Missionary Society to meet at Mrs Owens home. M S Club members Florence Westley Helen Murray Hazel McGray Florence Miller left for Indiana Nominal School after holidays. Local rail business shows steady improvement. Maccabees held annual officer installation led by C B Jones John Stufflebeam Will Dyckes F B Westley George Horn Clifford Dalrymple John King Leonard McElroy Ernest Carlburg Will Donoghue Ed Weeks Jr. Howard Bosworth returns to Meadville to resume studies at Allegheny College. High test aviation gasoline tanks aboard the U S Ranger likely to dock in Norfolk for installation of new tanks. Bank deposits rise as money supply grows and lending incentives loom, signaling potential rapid economic acceleration.
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Maccabees
C. B. Jones
John Stufflebeam
Will Dyckes
F. B. Westley
George Horn
Clifford Dalrymple
John King
Leonard McElroy
Ernest Carlburg
Will Donoghue
Ed Weeks, Jr
Paris Styles May Define Winter Evening Gowns
A Paris fashion designer based in the Champs Elysées describes formal gowns for winter wear. He favors heavy white fabrics, restrained color, and elegant silhouettes with brocaded silk, satin, and velvet. Details include green sash accents and a grand dame style with velvet bows.
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Paris
Champs Riysees
Eclipses and horoscopes mix with Oregon farming shift
Star Signals for January 5, 1935 notes a sun eclipse viewed at dawn and cautions soldiers against commanders while astrology links months to gains via travel and philosophy. A Portland report cites Oregon farms selling 46 percent to out of state buyers as Californians migrate north.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt Picture Sale Amid Copyright Dispute
United Press reports a government education office service offering widely distributed autographed Roosevelt photos for a dime to seven and eight and a half cents if 99 students join in. The White House disapproves of such use, and the image appears with December School Life. The piece also notes a $77,000 face lifting of the Washington monument and three weeks remain to remove scaffolding. Rep Bertrand Snell presents Joseph Eying as new House speaker, joking about a third term.
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Washington
Juin
Roosevelt
Office of Education
United States
White House
Dlistiffery
Washington Monument
National Park Service
Bertrand Snell
R. N
House
Joseph W. Eying
Tenn
Burns
Shell
Snell
Marriage Ceremonies Reform Across Counties
The document outlines marriage requirements across states and counties, noting that ceremonies must be conducted by a licensed minister or ordained official. It also mentions the mayoral exception in Wilmington and references alternative marriage options. The text reflects legal framing of marriage procedures and authorities.
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Maryiunit
West
Wiemington
Review of The Diamond Mannium Murders and Beyond
A chaotic survey of recent books. Nellise Chita’s The Diamond Mannium Murders is praised for suspense and technical detail, while other reviews cover Barry’s Pha Shit from the Duo, Pack on leisure, and novels by Andrews, Dunning, Fleg, and Mann. The piece notes stylistic flaws and strengths, with emphasis on character, setting, and social context.
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Seypulh
Los Angelos
Nellise Chita
Alfred A. Knopf
Suapenne
Logical Nohvbian
Chaves Barry Bay
BF. Dutton & Fo
Gwost
Barry
Sailay London
British East Africa
Anthony
Thorne
Doubleday
Doran
Spain
Queringa
Querinda
Hollywood Film Shop Divorce Tales And Studio News
United Press dispatch from Hollywood reports Gary Leon filing for divorce from Fay Webb amid jealous accusations and threats of self harm. Jack Warner’s divorce case with second wife is set for court today with no contest anticipated. Lowell Sherman’s will valued at $10,000 prompts probate action as his death from pneumonia is noted. Actress Ilse Werra Engen faces deportation after leaving the country before a February 21 deadline on a visa issue.
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United Press
Gary Leon
Donner
Rudy Vallee
Fay Webb
Marion Mitchell
Mim
Anit
Lyons
Toca Por
Jack Ll. Warner
Warner Brothers Studio
Tema
Warner
Warnner
Wax
Warners
Jack Mitton Warner
Lowell Sherman
Tle
Tulia L. Shetenan
Beno Delay
Sherman
Townsend Club Forms At Erie
A Townsend Old Age Revolving Pension club formed at the Erie court house meeting. Officers named: Welter A. Smith president, Mrs. John Brown vice president, C. A. Hagmatin treasurer, Ford O'Dell secretary. Townsend plan gains popularity with Dr Townsend’s Atlantic coast visits prompting inquiries.
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Erie
Townsend Old- Age Revolving Pension Club
Welter A. Smith
John Brown
C. A. Hagmatin
Ford O'Dell
Townsend
Atlantic
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