Corry Evening Journal Publicizes National Ad Rates and Reed Campaign Commentary
The Corry Evening Journal lists publishing details and national ad reps, charging rates by mail and carrier. It reprints a New York Times commentary on Senator Reed’s campaign for a third term, noting his praise for Roosevelt, opposition from Pennsylvania bosses, and potential primary dynamics across the state.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Wred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York
Tribune
Brig
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
David Ina Great Strait
New York Times
Pauld A. Reed
Harrisburg
Reed
Tose
Roose
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Read
Roosevelt
Pinchot
Tripartite Guarantee Proposed for Philippines in Senate Debate
Senate discussion on Asia policy centers on jingoism and Philippine status. Senator Dill suggests independence for the Philippines guarded by a tripartite agreement among the United States Japan and Great Britain to ensure island sovereignty and safeguard investments amid rising tensions with Japan.
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Philippines
Senate
Japan
United States
Orient
Philippine
Dil
Dill
Howard
Great Britain
Wei
Ivons
Trovtte
Hollywood Elm Shop: Miriam Hopkins Pastimes and Quirks
Notes on the actress Miriam Hopkins from Hollywood dated January 22 describe a quirky personality. She prizes immediate keepings of appointments, distrusts fortune tellers, and enjoys billiards and swimming. She favors plain makeup, dislikes flashy saleswomen, and values conversations and routines with a Syracuse friend.
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Hollywood
Miriam Hopkins
Busin
Wakeful captain leads Company A in delayed action
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Clyde D. Wilcor as a captain of Company A and mention Norman Miller, Charles, Danitell T, and an address on First Ave. The text is garbled but hints at a wartime or organizational roster with scattered names and a location.
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Wien
Clyde D. Wilcor
Norman Miller
Charles Delale
Danitell T
Wile GB
Eri
Critics hail congressional air travel and Farley quip
Washington January 22 There is congressional criticism of recent political air travel to Texas. Postmaster General Farley, a passenger, quipped I ve been up the air only four times and that was four times too many The remark came amid remarks about the 1929 or 1930s political campaign and the New York mayoral race.
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Washingting
Jimker
Washington
Texas
Farley
Parley
Joseph W. MiKee
Indian Relics Found on Mt Washington Road Site
James McGill and Melvin Sehutt were digging on the Mt Washington road near South Igremont when they uncovered a rock overhang containing 26 Indian spear points. The find occurred in Gotonhal diya and was reported by Kevine.
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Igremont
NBSE
James McGill
Melvin Sehutt
Mt Washinton
Kevine
Gotonhal Diya
Constitution Study Delays Citizenship Qualifying Test
Alfred Maine paper reveals Noo Farndine studying the U S constitution daily for months to qualify as an American citizen. Superintendent Herbert E Holmen notes the applicant appeared before the court for papers as part of the process.
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Alfred
Farndine
Aitomonithas
Jude Herbert E. Holmen
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files
A 1914 reminiscence item recounts events in Corry and Mayville areas. Ice harvests ramp up with daily trains to Mayville, Molly Chautauqua Lake, and Bullalo division areas. Contractors pause 150 workers for Pennsylvania cutoff project. Notables include Harold Hasbrouck, John Rieker, Arthur Spear, Harry Roberts, Maud Marsh, Clarence Rogers ill in Jamaica, and Ed Beardsley’s away incident. Patrick Costello dies at 60s-era pioneer resident of Corry. Nurses Cottage rehearsal for a forthcoming minstrel event at the institution.
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Mayville
Molly Chautauqua Lake
Bullalo
Corry
Philadelphia and Wire Division
Four Nations Send Students to Columbia Journalism School
Students from Japan China and Hawaii register at the University of Misaguel Tete School of Journalism in Columbia. Three distant ads attest to attendance while two are from Japan, one from China, and one from Hawaii.
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Columbia, Mo
Japan
China
Hawaii
University of Misaguel Tete
Yvonne Valle Flaunts Vera Bores Sky Suit in St Moritz Style
Paris St Yvonne Valle ex-wife of Maurice Chevalier displays a navy blue waterproofed flannel ski outfit featuring long pantaloons and a four-pocket jacket. She pairs bright accessories to vary the look as she visits St Moritz and Kitzbuhel, noting ski fashion tips and the importance of color in ensembles.
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Saris
Yvonne Valle
Maurice Chevalier
St. Moritz
Kitzhuhel
Madame Borea
Pastor writes fourth volume for Lutheran children
Rev. Howard Kuhlman of Good Hope Lutheran Church is drafting his fourth children’s book commissioned by the American Lutheran church. He spends all spare time on the copy, with the first book’s automobile tour format and Bible stories. Over 25,000 copies of the first three books sold through the Columbus publishing house.
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Oil City
Howard Kuhlman
Good Hope
Columbus
New Journal Serial to Start on Wednesday
Allene Corliss, noted novelist, discusses a shift from old to new standards in the modern generation in a New York interview. Her novel Take This Woman, to begin in the Journal on Wednesday, follows Stanley Paige through New York society and a life altered by disillusion.
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Charac
Allene Corliss
New York
Mises Corliss
Thoriss
Stanley Paige
New
Miss Corliss
Speed of light re calculated by scientists
United Press reports a new average speed of light at 200 774 kilometers per second based on Michelson era data refined by Dr. F G Pease and Fred Pearson. The piece traces early measurements from Romer in 1678 to Michelson and notes implications for observing Earth’s history from distant stars.
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Alfred Berthinet
United Press
New York
A. A. Michelson
University of Chicago
F. G. Pease
Mount Wilson Observatory
Fred Pearson
Michelson
Olaus Romer
Romer
Santa Ana
Calif
Tle
Chief Is Suspended Chief Is Suspended
DUNKIRK January 22 The hearing of Police Chief John J Warren before the Board of Police and Fire Commissioners ended with a six month suspension from duty without pay after two hours and thirty minutes of deliberation on eleven charges of misconduct observed since January 1. plus
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Dunkirk
John J. Walrer
Board of Police and Fire
Walter 4. Roberts
Frank J. Bartela
Joseph W. Michalske
Warren
Bilice
Uty
Psy
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Congressional Library
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Neads Constitution Daily
Ladies’ Circle of the
Woodmen of the World
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Traction Building
Spartansburg
Lovell's Station
Harold Hasbrouck
John Rieker
Florida
Arthur Spear
Harry Roberts
Maud Marsh
Chamberlain Military Academy
Handolph
Clarence R. Rogers
Panma Canal Zone
South America
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Jamaica
Beardsley
Summerdale
Patrick Costello
GF Uie
West Pleasant Streat
Paris
Mary Knight
United Press Staff
Edward Kuhlmann
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Ypsilanti
Mich
Joseph Perry
Kelso
Alex Algren
F. C. Chapin & Sons
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Jane Headrick
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Cinderella
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