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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1933

Page

3

Taxpayers study new school financing plan at Harrisburg

A state education conference discussed a financing measure proposing real-valuation assessments and state aid based on teacher counts. Critics question administration costs and local control, urging thorough discussion at Harrisburg to ensure clarity for taxpayers and districts.

Suguitt Jose Wilson House Committee State Federation of Women’s Clubs Bradford State Educational Association State Department of Education

Technocracy on the wane in public debate over theory

The piece argues technocracy’s appeal is fading as critics question the Scott group of engineers. It cites Mencken and John T. Wynn calling technocracy nonsensical or a tempest in a crackpot, noting Howard Scott’s Greenwich Village ties and a New Jersey floor wax maker’s role.

Scott Group of Engineers Mencken American Mercury John T. Wynn Howard 3¢Ott Uie Greenwich Village New Jersey Technocracy Mike

Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files January 31 1913

Twenty years ago the journal notes a serious injury to Ms Fuller after a fall at home with her daughter Mrs Donnd Smith and grandson Dr A L Smith. It also reports shoe plant interest, new Detroit designs, trolley survey plans, and personnel changes at local clubs. A Florida strawberries shipment to Winnipeg is mentioned along with local council discussions on routes. A death under coal in Scranton is described with rescue timing.

MS. Fuller Donnd Smith A. L. Smith Mast South Street

Inaugural seating woes mirror athletic ticket scramble

Worries over seating for the Roosevelt inauguration echo the athletic manager’s task at Sweetwater College. Officials must fairly allot scarce tickets for the 50 yard line as crowds press for space, while others stand in the aisles.

Washington Sweetwater College Garey ST. Grayaon Franklin D. Roosevelt United States Ace Messi Hoover Roosevelt

Safe Robbers Take Less Than Forty Dollars in Bradford

Robbers smashed the safe at Boyaird and Company in Bradford early Sunday using drift pins and sledges. They entered after breaking a glass panel and escaped with an estimated amount under $40. Patrolman W A Woolley found the scene during morning rounds and a full check was planned for later today to determine the exact sum.

Bradford Warling Boyaird and Company W. A. Robert Woolley

Rich East in Same Boat As Midwest

Central Press critique contrasts wealth concentration with farmer and worker hardship. It argues eastern dividends and banking profits outpace real farm earnings, while wages lag and unemployment rises. Economists trace falling purchasing power to distribution growth outpacing real income gains, urging national recovery measures.

Leslie Eighel Central Press Jopoxa United States North Dakota Suantor New Yoland Pennsylvania Pinanve Corporation Lassye Dhousinds Gayersimiont Uut Fai Fay George Soule Gian Cenl

Crosby Hose Company Mining Honors Held When

The Crosby Hose Company secured national mining honors during a prominent ceremony. Torchlight parades marked key political campaigns as voters supported candidates. The public library later moved into the Senior High School building. The Star Theatre operated at the site later occupied by the Rezele Grocery Store.

Crosby Hose Company Star Theatre Rezele

Westfield growers form association to boost onion farming

At a Westfield meeting 25 farmers began forming the Westfield Vegetable Growers Association. Key aims include onion production with plantings planned for this year and potential freight advantages to eastern markets. W. P. Adams leads the effort amid diversification talks away from grapes and small fruits toward tomatoes and other crops. A second meeting and officer elections are planned for February.

Westpield Jai Wasonhall Westfel Westfold Vegetable Growers’ Association W. P. Adams Westfield

Death tale of Ripley pair ends in grief

Mrs L Decker learned of William Lutt's death in Ripley New York after a long illness. She died January 21. Funeral services set for Thursday at the home. Surviving daughter Mrs Harold Barden of Ripley Nevada and son Eugene Lull of Florida with grandchildren Ethel and Paul Barden.

L. Decker William Lutt Ripley N.Y Lut Harold Barden Ripley, Nev Eugene Lull Florida Ethel and Paul Barden

New Antiseptic By Wicks Cuts Gargle Costs In Half

Vicks Voratone Antiseptic is offered at half the usual price of other mouthwashes. A trial 2.14 ounce bottle is priced at 89 cents with limited supply, designed for daily use for bad breath, gargling, and minor antiseptic needs across American homes.

Corry Evening Journal West South Street Corry Colegrove Colezroye National Advertising Representative Fred Kimball, Inc W. 40Th St New York Tribune Chicago Chamber of Com Pittsburgh Corey Vicks -VapoRuh Vicks Vicks Chemisty America Micke Chermsta England Germany

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