Corry Evening Journal Publisher Ad Details
Corry Evening Journal page text lists publisher Arthur Colegrove and advertising reps Fred Kimball Inc and multiple city offices. It notes mailing details, rates 9500 per year 2.50 per year, carrier 3 cents per copy, weekly 15 cents, and advertising rules available on request.
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Corry Evening Journal
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Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Fred Kimball, Inc
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
Court Bias and Public Welfare Shape gold clause debate
The Financial Chronicle notes Chief Justice Hughes led a liberal shift favoring public needs over strict contract terms. It argues the Court may avoid drastic action on gold clauses, leaning toward state and federal flexibility to balance individual rights with public welfare.
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Hughes
Financial Chronicle
Minnesota
Uberal
Congress
Colds and Climates and Low Cost Homes in 1930s Plans
A newspaper piece outlines that climate does not cause the common cold, citing a medical teacher who attributes no significant role to weather or routine factors in catching colds. It notes isolation during illness and general health, then shifts to government plans for a large low cost housing program led by Public Works Administrator Ickes, hoping private capital funding will reduce government burden.
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Indus
Via
Towens
Benita
Public meeting to discuss chamber benefit for Corry industry
A Corry Chamber of Commerce citizens committee announces a public meeting tomorrow evening to discuss how a chamber of commerce could benefit the city's manufacturing and industrial interests. The item is drawn from the Journal Files dated January 25, 1915.
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Citizens Organization Committee
The
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt Portraits and Art Ties in New Deal era
The piece notes Roosevelt as subject of several artworks and sculptures as artists like Frank Salisbury sketch him in the executive offices. It mentions artists and New Dealers supporting art in new public buildings and PWAP projects, while Henry Wallace criticizes Hoover era art prescriptions.
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Hoover Administration
PWAP
Public Works Art Project
New Deal
Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Hollywood Film Folk Speak on Fame and Gardens of Names
Hollywood chatter covers Herbert Marshall denying high hat labels while Greta Garbo stars opposite him in The Painted Well. James Dunn praises Shirley Temple, and a Ziegfeld girl search stirs 5000 candidates for Universal's The Great Ziegfeld. Posts and portraits at Farley and Hoover frame a dated office scene as Roosevelt and other presidents loom.
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Herbert Marshall
Bia
Marshall
Greta Garbo
Plans for new Erle factory amid trolley franchise talks
Mr. Drew says a new company is planned with a factory to be located in Erle. Clymer hosts a meeting where C P Northrop and supporters present a draft trolley franchise for Columbus to Mayville. Also noted: Miss Hila Wood ill, a horse death, and other local items.
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Erle
Clymer
C. P. Northrop
Columbus
Mayville
Kay Brands Wins Prize For Fan Letters At Fair
A quirky note from Central America accompanies Kay Brands’s prize win at a county fair. Mary Bryan and Jack Oakie claim a green parrot from a county fair contest, while prize chickens nearby suffer from constant attention as a press agent notes the odd scene.
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Central America
Mary Bryan
Jack Oakie
W.C. Fici
Mary
Telekhor
Paris Fashion: White Satin and Sable Dominate Paris
In Paris on January 25 fashion observers noted white satin and sable as the evening’s dominant style. A young socialite wore a single piece gown with a deep V back and boat neck, a quilted satin capelet with sable trim, and a diamond clip. She carried a flat powder box and other small essentials, while white satin created a sleek, sophisticated silhouette.
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Octavine Star Signals A Social Favorable Day
Star signals advise social interests and club work on January 26 with potential evening discord. Oct 21-Nov 22 Scorpios should wear orange and sea green, silver grey, and purple. Note fabric texture and voice quality in interactions, and proceed carefully on changes near late 1935 dates.
Eleven McKean Jobs Up For Vote In Primary
Kane January 23 county race heats for eleven county offices with salaries up to four thousand dollars. Sheriff leads as prize, incumbent Red T. Ludwick Republican from Bradford. Rumors link a Bradford woman and a Smethport man to the contested race.
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Kane
Red T. Ludwick
Bradford
Smethport
Man Charged With Murder In Ohio Narrative
Harold Martish 84 of Toledo will be charged with the murder of Robert McKee before week’s end or early next week. Mia Perrin 39, also of Toledo, will not be prosecuted for the killing though she faces separate charges. Authorities remain convinced of Perrin’s innocence but linked Martish to the crime. a sanity commission may be appointed. McKee was killed January 4, 1984, during a robbery attempt at the Standard Service filling station west of Girard where he worked.
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Harold Martish
Toledo
Robert McKee
Mia
Tnez Perrin
Mortimer _F. Graham
William Carney
Martish
Graham
Standard Service
Girard
Divorced After 44 Years For Mrs Amanda Joerding
Amanda Joerding was granted a divorce after forty four years of marriage to Rawerd H. Joerding on grounds of general indignities. The couple, residents of St. Louis, had thirteen children.
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ST. Louis
Rawerd H. Joerding
Amanda Joerding
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Joerdings
Will Force Collection of Co. Taxes
GRIP Jan 2 The list of pure sons who have felled to settle their 1924 county occupational taxes was being prepared in Emmett Parker’s office. Enforced collection by constables will start soon with a 50 cent fee added. Parker said year one Drive boosted revenue and officials hope the extra will avoid a loan until 1985 taxes arrive in May. Several households and residents remain delinquent for 1934 and are urged to pay now to avoid extended collection actions.
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Emmett Parker
Parker
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