Corry Evening Journal details and rates
Fragmentary OCR shows Corry Evening Journal at West South Street Corry Pa with publisher Arthur Colegrove and Frederick Kimball advertising addresses New York Tribune Tower Chicago and Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce. It lists subscription rates by mail five dollars annual and twenty five dollars per year in advance in restricted territory and carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week.
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Sunway
West South Street
Corry
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National
Fred Kimball
ING
New York Tribune
Chicago
Huge Federal Financing Earns Positive Reception
Credit markets show strong confidence as the Administration moves financing through standard channels. New York and other centers praise the 11 2 percent certificates due September 15 and the 21 2 percent longer term notes through March 1980 as favorable compared with current market rates. Short-term issues attract demand, and oversubscription forecasts indicate robust investor interest in Treasury offerings.
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New York
Treasury
Federal Treasury
Horse Sense Wins for Cincinnati in New Year Budget
Cincinnati closed the year and opened 1924 with a $942,000 surplus thanks to plain business sense. Innovations included a $100,000 saved by simplified billing, $2,000 monthly savings from Public Works reorganization, and a garbage service cut of $100,000 annually versus contractors. Surplus funded a 77 cent tax-rate cut, while the council kept last year’s budget $127,527 under the prior year and restored a $50 annual pay cut for city workers.
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Cincinnati
Public Works Department
Senate panel to extend Hawes-Cutting life to October
The Senate Committee on Territories and Insular Affairs voted to urge extending the Hawes Cutting Independence bill life until October 17. Senator Tydings said no new Philippine independence legislation will pass this session, offering Filipinos one more plebiscite chance and signaling possible final status if the island legislature resists change after elections.
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Senate Committee On Territories and Insular Affairs
Tydings
Senate
Philippine Independence Mission
Manuel Quezon
Camilo Osias
Osias
Senate Committee
The
Islan
Architectural styles reshape the feminine silhouette in fashion
Paris style guidance from January 25 suggests architectural clothes create new silhouettes with stair stepped blocking and targeted emphasis for large figures. It advises somber colors and fine stripes to slim, recommends avoiding white, and promotes bold trims and selective color use for different body types.
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Paris
Cranes Damaging Santa Fe Fields Spur Action
Sandhill cranes have caused enough crop damage around Santa Fe that H. Aldous from the athletic survey, sent from Denver, was dispatched to devise a method to deter the birds from local fields.
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Santa FE
N. M
H. Aldous
Denver
Hollywood stars flood with marriage proposals in 1920s gossip
Hollywood lovers and stars receive letters offering marriage as fans try to reach fame. Katharine Hepburn, Ann Harding, Lo Trene Dunn and others are cited as recipients. Proposals come from adults and youths, with regional tilt toward Spanish speaking fans for Dorothy Lee. Frances Dee drew multiple notes following her marriage to Joel McCrea. Shoreline retreat in New Jersey noted historically since 1840 at four inches annually.
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Hollywood
Calif
Ann Harding
Katharine Hepburn
Katharine
Betty Furness
Hepburn
Betty
Dorothy Lee
Spain
South America
Frances Dee
Joel McCres
Prinees
Glass clashes over money policy and Warren testimony
Washington notes show Senator Carter Glass deriding a Justice department gold seizure ruling while Professor George Warren testified on monetary policy before the Senate Banking Committee. Glass quipped at Warren as Gov Eugene Black departed, sharing a death-row parable to illustrate his point.
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United Press
Washington
Carter Glass
the Treasury
Virginia
Justice Department
Glass
George ¥. Warren
Senate
Meadoc
Warren
Eugene Black
Theederal Reserve Board
Aid
Testimony in 1920s case features Owen and Glass exchange
Witnesses including former Senator Robert L Owen recall the Federal Reserve System and monetary policy while Glass cites a Congressional Record. The hearing recounts early 20th century debates and a cross examination about quotes and memories from the era.
Late dinner blamed for murder arson plot
Philadelphia report says Michael del Vishio faced arson charges over an alleged plan to burn eight people to death after his family did not prepare dinner. Police say he confessed, declaring he was not sorry and that his family deserved punishment. Victims included his wife four sons daughters and three grandchildren.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Michael del Vishio
del -Vishid
Kane Youth Missing Narrowes Search For Donald Wyne
Kane police conducted four searches for 16 year old Donald Wyne of 540 Welsh Street who disappeared Tuesday morning on his way to Kane High School. The family recently moved from West Virginia and police suspect he may be returning there. Descriptors: 5 feet 5 inches, 116 pounds, auburn hair, brown pants, high top boots, dark sweater.
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Kane
Donald Wyne
Welsh Street
Kane High School
West Virginia
Dinner on 50 pills nearly killed Kansas three-year-old
In Sarnss Kansas a dinner involving 50 pills almost killed three year old Ernest Clark. Parents found the child with an empty pill box and rushed him to a doctor where a stomach pump revived him.
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Sarnss
Kan
Ernest Clark
Ernest
County Cuts Valuations At North East
North East borough and township faced major reassessments after county commissioners cut valuations by 258 218 with protests from residents. Despite reductions, borough figures remain above official assessments and many property owners plan appeals. township cuts followed a prior reduction. Pillows for President Roosevelt highlight Tulare Grange gift to ease state cares with feather stuffed keepsakes.
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North East
North East Township
Tulare
Cal
Roosevelt
Tulare Grange
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