Corry Evening Journal Advertising and Circulation Note
Publication notice lists advertising offices in New York Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Kittsmurgh with postal entry in Corry. Rates show $5 yearly $2.50 yearly in advance and carrier price three cents per copy with fifteen cents per week.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South
Les‘Arthur Golegrove
National
Komball
OTW
44Th St
New York
Bartlett
Bally
Mini
Political clash over party raiding and New Deal stance
David L. Lawrence, newly elected Pennsylvania Democratic State Chairman, urges voters to back the Roosevelt era platform in November. He contrasts Democratic commitment with Republican silence on key issues and condemns raiding as partisan interference while noting constitutional limits and past vetoes. He cites economic woes, Nazi trade deficits, and the need for strong party principles amid growing political tension.
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Lawrence
David L. Lawrence
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Democratic State Committee
Nature's warped humor and the boxing giant
A chromatic reminiscence traces a towering Italian giant over six and a half feet tall who weighed 265 pounds. Once billed as a freak, he became world champion through ring prowess, only to be bankrupted by fame and schemes. The tale tracks his rise, a London court breach of promise, and a career spanning ring, radio, film, and vaudeville.
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Italy
Ant
Pomberg
London
Game
Trained Wolf Pups Impress Nebraskan Trainer
Nebrassa City report about Rai Lee Sarber who trains two gray wolf pups in spare time. The pups named Lee and Saya learn quickly and have mastered several tricks, an unusual feat for wolf pups seen in the area.
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Nebrasska City
Neb
Rai Lee
Sarber
Lee
Saya
Adjournment Night Shown As Congress Ends Its Short Session
United Press reports Washington on June 20 that President Roosevelt slept through the adjournment of Congress. Leaders phoned the White House saying no further business remained, then confirmed the decision as the 78th Congress ended after 267 days. Rep. William Sirovich had written a song for the occasion but did not get to perform it. The Marine Band entertained in the speaker’s lounge as hours dragged into late night, with adjournment finally declared after hours of delay.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
White House
William Sirovich
New York
Servants of the People
Marine Band
Shoyich
Sirovich
Senate
Mare
Strovich
Amd
Pny
Twenty Years Ago in Journal Files June 20 1914
Twenty years ago reports from June 20 1914 recount a stalled plan for a new Erie and Pennsylvania passenger station after a meeting of local divisions yielded little progress. Mayor Patterson and City Solicitor Kincaid draft a new law to govern automobile operation. An accident at Miller mill injured John McCoy leaving two fingers nearly severed. Frost damaged low lands and froze water in city areas. Glenn Himman heads to Copper Cliff Ontario for a job with the Canadian Copper Company. Seamer Dean of Wrench Creek visits Post 70 G A R. Master Claude Porter visits his brother in Buffalo. Cassius Sears takes a forestry service post in Albigon West Virginia. Roy Ferris and Nelson Geertson fish bass near Spartansburg.
Octavine Moon Sign Promises Balance and Fortune
The Libra moon today brings balance and peace, with good taste in clothes perfumes and luxuries. Evening is best for business as unexpected fortune may arrive between October 18 and December through friends. Higher mind grows thoughtful with travel and foreign contact seen as constructive through July.
Strawberry Social Planned by Local Guild
Arrangements for the strawberry festival at Epacopa Stmirch Lawn are approved by the Grimane Guild. Aimed at attracting a large crowd, families will be served sandwiches coffee and strawberry nectar. The event starts at 6 30 PM with invitations extended to eighty attendees.
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Grimanve' Guild
Failies
Hollywood Film Shop Look Back At Henry the Eighth Deal
Charlea Laughton recalls viewing the finished picture and a proposed sale of Henry the Eighth for a ha penny. He and Henry Korda pursued the project in Paris, with a shared fortunes plan. The Barretts of Wimpole Street cast included Norris Shearer and Frederic March as Browning. George Brent’s Irish revolutionary past is noted.
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Hollywood
Charlea Laughton
Henry the Eighth
Reyer
Laughton
England
Norris Shearer
Wimpole Street
Frederic March
Robert Browning
Henry Korda
Henry
Paris
Paris Styles Paris June 20 Schiaparelli Fashion Menu
Clothed like a queen for a day presents Schiaparelli looks for morning town or shopping. A brown tweed skirt and pale blue jacket, sheer blouse, brown leaf buttons, large brown hat. Afternoon yellow and brown print with low decolletage, knitted headpiece. Evening features white rayon gown with a matching cape and bow lace. Today's fashion tip notes tweed prints silk fox and chichi.
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Paris
Schiaparelli
Governor Spells Out Harrisburg Tangles and School Dismissals
The governor decries blanket firings of Bloomsburg public school teachers as unjust despite service. He cites a report by the Pennsylvania State Education Association’s ethics commission noting 29 teachers dismissed for economy reasons, with three long-serving educators denied deserved retirement benefits. He urges civil service tenure for teachers and warns such actions erode public faith in schools while harming students and families.
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J. Herbert Kelley
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Commission On ‘Professional Ethics
Committee On Civil Service
Bloomsburg
Bloomsbury
Doctor Kelley
Pennsylvania
Cleveland man found dead in suspected suicide attempt
Page fragment reports a Cleveland man named Josephs A hal 5 reportedly tried again after a past suicide attempt. He was found hanging from a rafter inside his home, with details unclear due to damaged text.
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Boseessels Cleveland
Josephs A. Hal
250 Killam Descendants Hold Boxford Reunion
In Boxford Massachusetts the Killam descendants, numbering 250, met at the old Killam homestead now rented by a present tenant. The house was bought by Thomas Killam in 701 and the original Killams arrived in 1837 settling nearby.
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Boxford
Mass
Killan
F. Killam
Thomas Killam
Killams
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