Corry Evening Journal Advertisement Clipping Details
A Clipped newspaper fragment lists publisher and advertising representatives for Corry Evening Journal. It notes National Advertising Representative Fred Kimball Inc in New York and branches in Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia. Also includes postal details and subscription rates for the paper.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
PB. A
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
OT W. 44Th St
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Chamacter of
Pittsburgh
Real Estate Trust
Philadelphia
Corry Pa
Democratic Harmony in Pennsylvania Grows Amid Party Unity
The Democratic Party in Pennsylvania shows stronger unity for the upcoming general election, with Lewistown politician Meredith Meyers pledging full support to the state ticket. Chairman Warren Van Dyke lauds Meyers’ sportsmanship as party leaders prepare for the fall campaign, while a separate piece discusses propaganda’s role in public opinion and governance.
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Lewistown Pilefisher
Morris-Copeland Committee
Democratc
Warren van Dyke
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Morris Copeland Ackett
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Morris
Britain lays out case on war debts and payments
The London note signals Britain will not honor the current due date payment unless the United States shifts its stance on war debts. Britain argues the burden has been unfair, noting it has paid over $2 billion of the original $4.277 billion debt while other debtors have repaid far less.
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United States
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Government saves by rat control claims undercuts by chaos
United Press reports Uncle Sam touts large rat destruction and economic savings from poison and traps across Georgia Alabama and Texas amid war debt talks. Post office decor update and Roosevelt fleet photo incident sit beside international reparations debate as Congress restrains debt policy.
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Washington
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Georgia
Alabama
Texas
CWA
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Biological Survey
Hollywood Stars Reveal Idiosyncrasies in Interviews
Hollywood reporters note how stars reveal character in interviews. Joan Crawford insists on standing, Mae Robson’s muffins, Norma Shearer’s tea, Clark Gable’s hunting tales, Marie Dressler’s humor, Maurice Chevalier’s ground poking, Jeannette MacDonald’s singing, and Lionel Barrymore’s concise remarks showcase distinct personas.
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Norma Shearer
Clark Gable
Marie Dressler
Maaurite Chevalier
Jeannette MacDonald
Liohe Harrymore
Mollywood
Star Signals Octavine Horoscope Note
A horoscope fragment offers guidance for intellectual pursuits and air mail tasks. It predicts a favorable day for secret agreements and warns to be cautious in the evening. It mentions December expansion of business, a risky June 26, and a good July 12 for love affairs, with a birth date reference.
Paris Fashion Winds Madras Trend In Paris
Paris is in a madras mood with tailor made blouses and beach outfits. Charley Creed of Henry Creed in Rite Royale leads the look with madras tops, skirts, gloves and a bamboo handled umbrella. The trend features natural sand shades and bright fall colors for town and seaside wear.
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French Creek Canal Route Gains Favor Despite Opposition
An all-Pennsylvania Pittsburgh to Lake Erie canal route gains favorable view from a Washington cabinet panel. The committee found the Beaver and Mahoning river canalization to Youngstown unlikely to pass due to high cost and modest power benefits. President Roosevelt sent the outline to Congress, noting not final and urging consideration of navigation gains versus expenditure.
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Youngstown
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Girard Girl Auto Victim Near Erie
In Erie Pennsylvania on June 7, Augus Schultz, 19, of Girard died yesterday from a fractured skull after an automobile struck her near Girard. She was walking with sister Dorothy and a male companion John Smith after buying chickens for a birthday party. The car was driven by David Thomas of Bixley near Columbus Ohio.
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Bixley
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Funeral Rites Planned for Mrs Marks in Corry
The body of Mrs Sabing Marks pioneer Corry resident who died yesterday at her nephew Joseph Jordan’s home in North Tonawanda will be brought to Corry by motor Friday afternoon arriving about 1 o'clock. Friends may call at Alexander and Company's Funeral Parlors Friday to view the body. A funeral mass will be held at St Thomas church Saturday morning at 6 o'clock with interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Sabing Marks
Woman Almost Loses an Eye in Porched Belt Buckle Accident
Mrs Ziegler of near Van sustained a severe eye scrape Tuesday when a belt buckle belt belt buckle struck her eye while she darned on the porch. Attending physician expressed cautious optimism for full restoration as her condition improved today. Mr Ziegler operates a Front Street garage and is known in Oil City area.
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