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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1932

Page

3

Corry Evening Journal masthead and advertising note

Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday. Includes publisher and ad representatives details, Northwest Pennsylvania address notes, postal designation as second class mail matter, and subscription and carrier rates.

Corry Evening Journal South Street Corry D. Colegrove Kathur Colegrove National Advertising Representativi Fred Kyne 46Th New Yorker Tribune Chicago

Free Press Blasts Radio Monopoly and Public Lands Tax

Ventura Free Press denounces Congress for radio channel giveaways on public lands. It argues oil, timber, gas, coal royalties apply yet broadcasting channels escape taxation. Calls for a 10 percent gross revenue tax to fund the federal treasury amid a mounting deficit.

Congress The Free Press Ventura California Paderas Ean

Fateful Days in American Railroad History Discussed

Harvard economist William Z Ripley warns that railroads face solvency crises and credit risks, urging a permanent government transportation policy. He supports a pool among strong lines to aid weaker ones and calls for labor cost reductions and greater parity in regulation and taxation across all carriers.

William Z. Ripley Harvard Interstate Commerce Commission Rapley Ripley

Life Insurance In Force At Home And Abroad

The United States leads in life insurance in force with over 95.0 billion dollars, while the United Kingdom holds about 11.5 billion, Canada 5.7 billion, Japan 3.79 billion, Germany 3.2 billion, Australia 2.8 billion, Sweden 1.16 billion, and Italy, France, Holland under one billion. Per capita, U S insurance far exceeds other nations despite Great Britain's population.

United States United Kingdom Canada Japan Germany Australia Sweden Italy France Holland Great Britain

Insurance and national stability tied to life coverage

A discussion contrasts life insurance penetration in the United States with Canada Germany and other nations. It notes how many merchants are swindled by a fleecer gang and asserts that greater insurance coverage underpins prosperity and security for citizens and dependents, illustrating the potential of life insurance to fuel future growth. The piece highlights hundreds of billions in life insurance as a foundation for new prosperity.

Canada Germany United States Titusville Franke Insurance II Tin Gue Titusville Noor Wreater Sear Saake Corry Americas

Bank Bandit Will Escape Erie Charges

Erie reports indicate Marvin Wight of W Broderick Street profits from poultry ventures while confusion surrounds a 1928 bank robbery suspect. Fred McGann alias Milton Brion, held in Jersey City, may not face Erie prosecution due to lack of positive identification. Authorities note the 13 000 dollar theft occurred during police distraction at city hall with Mayor Joseph C. Williams present.

Fred McGann Lincoln Bank Erie New Jersey Mfnn Gan Milton Brion Jersey City N. J Lincoln Iith Parade Mortimer Graham Leroy Search McGann John T. Brew Erleyp Joseph C. Williams

Fragmentary queries and local notices from the paper

The page snippet includes questions about a fre! Corry newspaper and Manchuria, a query on when the Irish Free State sat established, the Swedish king, and the Board of Education property committee chair. It also notes Miss Nellie Wight injured, H Henderson visiting, and small classified items about sale of apples and a five room house for rent on Franklin Street.

Manchuria Irish Free State Board of Education Nice Northern Spy_apples A. J. Groscutt Turishea Franklin Street Basex Street

Britain’s policy tied to other nations at disarmament

Henry T. Russell reports from London that Britain’s approach to the upcoming disarmament conference hinges on other nations’ attitudes. Britain argues its island status shapes armament needs, seeks further reductions, and cites historical figures on army and naval strength to justify limits while urging reciprocal cuts from all powers.

Great Britain Henry T. Russell United Press London Britain Ian Island British Isles Geneva India Winstein

Scout Report Boys Drowned in River Near Big Rock Bridge

Franklin January 20 A reported boat capsized near the dismantled Big Rock Bridge around 4 30 pm with two boys aboard The claim prompted Fire Chief Clyde Reid to organize a dive search but no boat or youths were found A woman reported seeing a boat downstream and police say no missing persons reported yet due to low river levels and danger in the current

Franklin Jan Big Rock Clyde Reid Bettef Eile Street Wen Rieb P. R. KR Seam & Boat Rel

V F W Auxiliary Benefit Card Party Held

Mrs Mary Patterson chaired a V F W Auxiliary card party last evening at the Veterans of Foreign Wars home. Five tables were set for bridge and five hundred. Honors went to Mrs Helen Brown Mrs F P Black Ralph Munsee Paul Lines Mrs B Johnson and Mrs Earl Jackson. Sandwiches pickles assorted cakes and coffee were served for lunch. FN Ames returned home from New York City today.

Mary ‘Patterson Veterans of Foreign Wars Helen Brown FP. Black Ralph Munsee Paul Lines B. Johnson Arl Jackson

Jamestown council lowers salaries ten percent citywide

Jamestown officials approve a 10 percent cut for most city salaries to fund the 1930s budget. The mayor and council members will avoid reductions, while six police officers face reassignment by March 1. The tax rate is expected to rise, and hourly workers remain unaffected. A meeting tomorrow will formalize the action. A separate incident reports a man injured when a horse bolted while he guided it, causing a possible broken leg.

Jamestown Sapo Slocle Reed Jamestown General Hospital

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Flies Marvin Wight W. Broderick Street Mr. Wight Ryan Charles Halter A. L. Smith Jennie Halter Akron Ohio John Keppel Mie Nogus Nellie Wight H. Henderson Gariind Allegheny V.F.W. Auxiliary FN. Ames New York City Frank C. Chapin & Sons North Center St Montgomery Ward & CO Center ST Duneues Inn Cassadaga Brooks Memorial Roppibal Yesterdey Efternow Denly Luce Lues IS Life Insurance Equitable Life Assurance Society OF the Theo P. Williams Barlow
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