Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates List
Public notice prints advertising rates for mail and carrier delivery. Rates include five dollars per year by mail in restricted territory and three cents per copy by carrier, with additional weekly and yearly terms. Local offices listed in Corry Pennsylvania and regional representatives in New York Chicago Detroit Milwaukee and Philadelphia.
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Installment Tax Plan Expands Real Estate Payments
A county treasurer advocates installment real estate tax payments as a fairer method, allowing 10 percent monthly on current taxes and five percent monthly on delinquent taxes. Current taxes would be paid in 10 months and delinquent taxes in three years, with updated bookkeeping systems to track accounts.
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Spectacular Sports and the Rise of Mass Participation
The piece traces parallels between ancient gladiators and modern professional athletes, noting wealth-backed spectacles and gate receipts. It argues sport’s evolution toward widespread participation for all men and women, from Coliseum crowds to tennis, golf, baseball, and swimming.
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Paeient
Ats Jetes
England
United States
John L. Sullivan
Witen-The-Sport
Tack Sports
Cheerful for Landlords the Building Boom Prediction
The National Association of Real Estate Boards meeting in Minneapolis predicted a building boom by 1987 or 1988 that could rival the long postwar boom. They forecast higher rents and property values, with residential rents potentially doubling and values rising about 50 percent. Landlords, strained by taxes and mortgage interest, would welcome any relief.
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National Association of Rest Ratute
Minneaglis
Morgenthau forms shooting gallery for treasury guards
Washington reports Secretary Morgenthau sets up a makeshift shooting range in the White House for treasury guards to train with live targets. A guard’s shot hits the ceiling as others note the persistent gun smoke. Argentina seeks to sell casein, but the U.S. has surplus. A new maple syrup process is claimed but details are guarded. The New Maple Syrup process and the housing board’s moves occupy readers.
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Washington
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
John Dillinger
White House
Morgenthau
Argentina
United States
Hull
Spil
Knoxville
New Housing Board
Mayflower
James 4. Farley
Timber sales rise in Montreal to Britain surpassing rivals
Montreal board of trade reports Canada exported more timber to Britain in April than any other country, while a year earlier Canada supplied only one eighth of Britain's timber needs.
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Montreal Board of Trade
Canada
Britain
British bookbinder claims smallest book in world
A British craftsman says he has created the tiniest book, measuring three thirty seconds of an inch. The volume, bound in a single Persian calligraphy style page, reportedly contains one letter per page, presenting a remarkable micro literary artifact.
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Tas Reyo
Paris Ball by Lady Deterding Sets Perfume Scene
Paris July 18 Lady Deterding hosts a lavish Hotel Crillon ball sprayed with her favorite perfume. Men wear cornflowers in boutonnieres while ladies flaunt diaphanous gowns of satin and taffeta with high fronts and low backs. Trains trail as fabrics showcase bold, decorative fullness.
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Paris
Deterding
Sir Henry Deterding
Hotel Crillon
Bolitannieres
Star Signals Horoscope by Octavine
Star Signs by Octavine offers dated guidance with a focus on the month span September into October. It notes Pluto's influence, advises on attention to finances, and invites readers to share experiences while warning of potential danger and social outlooks.
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Pluto
Harry Carey Enjoys Circus Life on the Road
Hollywood Penn Shor reports that Harry Carey embraces a small touring circus as his first year under the big top shines. He writes from Waynburg and East Liverpool about loving the audience and the crew, slang words, and autograph seekers while praising fellow film legends Williams Hart and Bill Hart.
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Carey
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Middlewest
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East Liverpool
Charleston
W. Va
Hollyswood
Les Mussolini
Forne
Big Alice
Williams
Hart
Bayer
Bill Hart
Thieves Escape With Revolvers After Break-in
Police hunt thieves who smashed a window at Guignon and Son hardware store during the night and escaped with fair revolvers. Scout campers plan to return to the city today. City taxes for the year are running behind last year’s pace but payments appear brisk this month. Contractors report progress on the federal building as Daniel McCarthy visits the city.
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Mr. Guignon
Daniel
McCarthy
Former Medina Doctor Guilty
Jamestown July 18 William A Robison former Medina physician whose license was revoked in 1933 was found guilty in U S District Court before Judge John Knox of violating the Internal Revenue Act by falsely swearing he was licensed to obtain narcotics. He was sentenced to two and a half years in Lewinburg Pa Penitentiary. Rollin A Fancher of this city counselled him after the original attorney was unable to attend. The government case was presented by Assistant U S Attorney Testing Morgan. The defendant was charged with signing his name as William A Robison M D and listing his occupation as physician on annual drug supply applications.
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Jamestown
Williamn A. Robison
Medina
State Board
Regent
United States District Court
Aftenoon
John €. Knox
Robison
Lewinburg
Rollin A. Fancher
Sey
United States
Testing
Morgan
William A
Leather Manufacture Processes and Division of Trade
Leather manufacture varies by use and by the many differences in hides and skins. The trade is divided into several sections including tanning, curing, and leather stressing, reflecting the complexity of the manufacturing processes.
Governor Pins Hint On Pennsylvania Air Travel Safety
Governor Pinchot explains Pennsylvania aviation growth and safety efforts. He details Division of Aeronautics licensing, airport inspections, and 92 license applications. Eight state airways link major cities with beacon networks and emergency landing fields along routes. Plans include Ebensburg and Mount Ponyo fields and multiple CWA funded municipal improvements.
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Pennsylvania
State Division of ‘Aeronautics
Division of Aeronautics
Wiust
Orde
Agronauties
Pennsylvania Ise
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Connelsburg
Buffalo
Cleveland
Erie
Sunbury
Bellefonte
New York
Commonwealth
Ebensburg
Mount Po¢ono
United States
Plant clash leaves foreman with concussion in Dunkirk
Bruce Havy aU, assistant foreman at Ludlum Steel plant in Dunkirk, was struck twice on the head with a steel bar by Ross Puma of Brocton after being told to redo work. He was taken to Broniss Memorial Hospital where surgeons stitched four wounds and diagnosed a slight concussion. Puma is held on open charge awaiting Hawatt’s condition update and the investigation.
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Bruce Havyau
Dunkirk
Ludlum Ste
Ross Puma
Brocton
Howatt
Broniss Memorial Hospital
Puma
Hawatt
Juvenile Arrest After Dress Theft At Court Home
A one year old girl named Willie Lee was arrested for shoplifting a dress belonging to a court matron Montgomery. She was taken to the juvenile court home and led away 15 minutes later as police continued to search for her.
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Montgomery
Alu
Willie Lee
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