Corry Evening Journal masthead excerpt
The Corry Evening Journal page includes publisher details A C Colegrove and advertising reps Fred Kimball and multiple national offices. It lists mailing rates by mail and carrier copy prices and notes third party real estate and chamber of commerce references.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National
Fred Kimball
INO
44Th St
New York
Power Policy Dreams Spark National Electric Debate
Secretary of the Interior leads a committee to craft a national electric policy stirring fears and hopes. The piece envisions a vast grid spanning cities and states, with hydroelectric power expanding as water sources lag, coal remaining mainstay, and growing federal involvement and private investment shaping a universal, adaptable, and affordable power future.
Wailing Wall Street Traders Fear Dole If Market Stays Lethargic
Wall Street observes a prolonged downturn with few traders earning profits. Analysts cite seasonal dullness, strike threats, and mild government reform as factors while noting a pending uptick expected in a few weeks. Investors and brokers remain wary but hopeful.
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Wall Street
Inet
Stock Exchange Commission
Johnson urges unity against general strike in Berkeley speech
Gen Hugh Johnson argues against industrial stoppages saying a free country cannot tolerate violence or coercion by labor or capital. He warns responsible labor elements must purge blight or risk a decade of social disruption and economic paralysis.
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Hugh Johnson
University of California
Berkeley
Tabor
Igbor
Twenty Years Ago in Corry News and Notes
Journal file excerpts recount army worms arriving in Corry in the July heat, while the city installs a new pump at the North Gorry station and hosts a Methodist church picnic at Recreation Park. Reports mention gun control concerns at Columbus pond, electric lamps for a local store, and horse racing buzz from Titusville.
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First Methodist Church
Recreation Park
Columbus
Kay Francis on actors and ensemble roles in Hollywood
Kay Francis outlines how actors judge their parts independently of the story and how bad directing can push performers to overemphasize routine roles. She notes directors should balance scenes to support the whole plot and cites a butler part that overshadowed the story. In War ren William films she shares scenes with Jean Muir and Verree Teasdale.
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Hollywood
Kay Francis
Kay
Warren William
Dr. Monica
Jean Muir
Verree Teasdale
Birthdate Upset and Star Signals for Octavine
Mixed astral guidance notes shifting today with cross currents. Cautions on money from late Sept to early Oct. Favorable social period noted around mid August, and a danger cue on August 28. Dates indicate cautious spending and attention to tomorrow afternoon.
Woman Dies by Electrocution From Wet Lawn Sprinkler
Coroner L I Jones reports Mrs Pret Householder aged 32 died after an electric fan sprinkler caused current to enter her body as her feet were wet. The incident occurred while sprinkling the lawn.
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Clouchster
L. I. Jones
Inscriptions Placed On Commerce Building Insists On Merit
Washington reports that the Commerce Department building, the largest US government office, will soon feature stone inscriptions after Royal Cortissey was commissioned to craft them. The quotes celebrate unity and constitutional government, while cautions are issued about the misuse of deputy badges and their empty status.
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Department of Commerce
Royal Cortissey
Fourteenth Street
Consant
United States
Constitution Avenue
Congress
1 Street
1Th Street
Department of Justices
Unite States Main
Department of Justice
Philadelphia
Bors
NRA Board Announces Three New Policies
United Press reports the NRA outlines three policies on maximum work hours customer classification and material variation for code drafts. Provisions may be adjusted for seasonal needs with a weekly tolerance and overtime pay. Classification must be current and transparent to all industry members. Price differentials are banned and cost rules aim to avoid artificial profits amid inventory concerns. A commission urged hiring a proper proportion of disabled workers to reduce public costs.
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United Press
Washington
NRA
Willis
Goile
Hugh S. Johnson
Milk Is Strong Man Diet Says Perdue
Norman Perdue, a professional strong man, claims he subsists exclusively on four quarts of milk daily during stays at any theater. He says it helps with the run-down feeling that comes from constant travel.
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Washington
Norman Perdue
History of Wheat and Its Global Role
A compact note traces wheat from ancient civilizations to modern times. It notes wheat as a staple in Egypt and the Levant, with Egypt’s early farming seen as foundational. It claims the United States leads in production and consumption, followed by Russia in a broader list of major growers.
Upward Turn Report Shows Mixed Economic Signals
Washington reports indicate a gradual economic upturn despite strikes and unrest. Government data show increased carload shipments, rising wholesale prices, and farm commodity gains, while factory employment and payrolls declined. President Green praised San Francisco labor leaders for ending the general strike.
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Washington
Lye
Minneapolis
American Railway Association
Census Bureau
Lahor
Steko
New York Stock Exchange
San Francisco
William Green
Americam Federation of Lator
Green Suns
Averyous
America Federation of Labor
Patou’s velvet beret evolves into tam o’shanter for winter hats
Paris fashion note from July reports Jean Patou’s navy velvet beret concept growing into a loose draped tam o’shanter style. Hats feature double folds, bows or clips, and varied shapes. crown is shallow on larger types. Tip warns “Be Prepared” as winter headwear moves toward versatile velvet and felt designs.
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Paris
Jean Patou
Patou
Reporter narrowly escapes drowning at lake picnic
July 43 headlines report City Hall reporter Al. Swaft of The Times nearly drowned when his canoe capsized 400 feet from shore near Ralph Benedict cottage on Lake Exit. Two Columbus youths, Har Cray and Jack Cray, 14, rowed to aid, pulling him ashore after Swift shouted for help. He survived in shock.
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al. Swaft
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Har Cray
Jack
Southworth Drive
Columbus
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