Corry Evening Journal Advertising Rates Notice
Publication details show Arthur Colegrove as publisher and Fred Kimball Inc as national advertising rep. Rates listed include $5 yearly by mail, $2.50 in advance within restricted territory, carrier copy at three cents, and fifteen cents per week. Public notice filed with Corry Post Office, Corry Pa.</s>
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Arthur Colegrove
Fred Kimball, Inc
46Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Corry
Veterans and the New Deal Editorial Critique
Liberty magazine rebuts political exploitation of veterans amid New Deal policy shifts and looming bonus marches. It argues veterans deserve a square deal, urges patient, lawful action, and notes the peril of partisan use of veterans' aid while outlining moral duty to feed families and uphold instinctive relief.
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Liberty Magazine
Washington
United States
Veterans call for better treatment under new Denk administration
The passage notes that many war veterans and citizens who never saw combat await remedial measures. It asserts the current president will adopt kinder policies toward veterans, criticizing the former administration for neglect. The tone stresses a promise of improved support for those who served.
You Won’t Save Lives Save Dollars Campaign Note
The document argues safety campaigns must appeal to finances to reduce accidents. It cites potential annual auto casualties and a $2 billion loss, noting higher insurance rates due to lax laws and enforcement in certain states. It frames thrift as a practical motive for communities to support safety measures.
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National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
Twenty Years Ago A 1819 Journal Flow Item List
News notes reflect 1819 events and local incidents from Flow Journal. Lightning damaged Ralph Lelplein home on Lennon street. Fire threat at Ely Sunday plant on South Center street. Autoists sheltered by storm. many in town. Mrs Mary Steele at Cora. Daughters of Isabella convention in Philadelphia attendance. Hessler property sale on Bilge street. A. M. Gilmes died near Findley Lake. Pedestrian Archie Lyons arriving for summer. Elgin lightning kills four cows at Jerry Harrington’s farm.
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Mary Steele
Cora
McGuire
Philadelphia
The
Daughters of Isabella
Hrauuutene
Patterson
Hessler
Ita
Bilge Street
Paul Rieken
Alexander & Co
M. Gilmes
Findley
Ged
New York City
Minneapolis
William Payson
Elgin
Jerry Harrington
Trade and Peace Through Global Cooperation
World leaders push for freer international trade as a path to peace amid rising militarism and Sino-Japanese tensions. A forthcoming World Economic Conference aims to restore the world’s economic structure and establish an economic truce to ease fears and misunderstandings among nations.
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Roosevelt
Europe
Washington
Steinhardt Named To Lead Swedish Sports Initiative
United Press reports Laurence A Steinhardt, war veteran and Columbia Law alum, is slated for a new role with the Roosevelt administration in Sweden. The 40 year old, a tennis enthusiast and multi language speaker, expresses strong belief in taking action and making things happen. His family includes a daughter Dice Ann and wife Mrs Steinhardt, with his father in law a Swiss avalanche death survivor.
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United Press
Uke Roosevelt
Laurence A
Steinhardt
Sall
Statiny
Sweden
He Heyes
Fnost
Europe
Steinhart
Columbia
Segal
Guggenheimer, Untermyer and Marshall
Stusdaol Ut Columbia
Jan
Dice Ann
St. Moritz
Heliever
Pnal
Sten- Havit Sili
Wml
Unclear query about historical figures and dates
The fragmentary text asks four questions about BH Phelps and mayoral timing, Frank Button and a Civil War medod, Wil Morrell’s dancing in True Blue, and G A Mahle running a brush stock factory at Hast Wayne and Hagle streets.
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BH. Phelps
Frank Button
Medodsinin
Wil Morrell
G. A. Mahle
Hast Wayne Sind Hagle Streets
Corry Grange Plans First Monthly Meeting Saturday Evening
Corry Grange No meets Saturday evening at 8 30 in their hall on the Horn block. A good turnout is urged as a ballot is to be taken and other business will be transacted. A short library program will be led by the lecturer who analyzes the Hoover administration and banker ignorance, protesting there are only a few real bankers.
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Cbrry Grange No
Down
Ruggles Says Musicals Are Back in Hollywood
United Press correspondent recaps Charlie Ruggles's playful remarks on musicals returning to form. He riffs on crooning, disarmament, and a joking dialogue about his next film Mama loves Pap. The exchange mixes humor with light satire about Broadway and cinema trends.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Charlie Ruggles
Ruggles
Sherod
Tye
America
Pulleese
Bing Grosby
Mpurewell
Lo Buitulo
Paris Styles in June Fur and Coat Trends
In Paris a cool spring keeps fur in fashion as women wear three quarter length coats in white broadtail and pale leopard, with Maison Heim proposing color contrasts like blue fox trims to flatter the waistline. Light fur trims forego all black outfits for brighter tones while staying practical for chilly evenings.
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Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
Maison Heim
Hein
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South Center Street
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Mester Gray
Mide West
Aly
Frank C.chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Wes Pee
Corry Grange
Hoover
Film Shop
Tyler
Tex
W. R. Dusty
Jule Castle
Cam
Charlie
Bile and Refining Companies
Gath
Allegheny
Atlantic
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