Corry Evening Journal Publisher and advertising details
Corry Evening Journal lists publisher Artur Colegrove and Fred Kimball national reps in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh offices. It notes mail rates six dollars yearly and three cents per copy with weekly pricing and local advertising terms.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
Pafk
A. C
Colegrove
Artur Colegrove
National
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 40Th St
New
What Makes a College University Leader Speaks on Academic Freedom
Secretary of the Interior during Hoover era urges preserving academic freedom as central to a university. He states that historically universities follow scholars' beliefs, not trustees or endowments, and that the faculty governs the institution.
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Flay Lyman Willar
Leland Stanford, University
Interior
Preglent Hoover
Fred
Uberal
Western Revenye University
Oxford
Ueid
Wilbor
Loyalty pledges question value of forced loyalty in schools
The piece argues compulsory loyalty pledges may fail to convert disloyal students and could heighten dissent. It warns such measures embarrass already loyal students and provoke self doubt, noting love of country cannot be coerced and questioning it may do more harm than good.
Roars At AAAS Session Over Amplified Copper Wire
An AAAS meeting heard a copper wire connected to a loudspeaker produce a roar described as a waterfall like effect. The report notes the event as humorous, suggesting the audience found it amusing.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Twenty Years Ago Ae Taken From the Journal Files
An automobile party including Mia and Henry Keppel with Marie and Katherine ONeill visited Chautauqua this morning. The street market showed marked improvement with more wagons and a larger flow of buyers. Born June 24 a son to Mr and Mrs G H Dah on Hank Main street. P Crown of Corry Metal Furniture Co returned from New York City. William Beers, Ol City scorecard man, enroute to Canada. Warren Bills of Park Rapids, Minn visiting J B Patterson family.
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Mia
Henry Keppel
Marie
Katherine O'Neil
Kingsley DeRosy
Chautauqua
G. H Dah
Hank Main Street
Daily Lessons in English: Word study and usage notes
The page presents vocabulary guidance from W. L. Gordon including misused phrases such as this is for myself, pronunciation hints for Hiawatha, common misspellings syrup, and a daily word reprimand defined as a severe or formal reproach with an example of an officer reprimanded by General Brown.
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W. L. Gordon
Brown
Daily wage puzzle and science notes in one item
A problem asks for the day rate given 75 dollars earned over a number of days and 165 dollars more if three weeks more were worked. The second fragment discusses 216 cp and mentions electrons and a scientist narrator describing inaudible sounds at tiny scales with Fetterolf visiting Erle.
Italy Defies Pope in New Note
Rome reports Italy refuses to deplore anti pope demonstrations and declines to reopen Azione Cattolica youth branches. The note claims the issue centers on the concordat and invites negotiations while criticizing Vatican outside their city.
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Italy
Pope
United Press
Rome
Vatican
Azione Gattolica
Aeuyngs
Azione Cattolica
Vatican City
Look and Learn Trivia Questions and Answers
Answers cover topics from geography to literature. Notable items include New Orleans as chief financial city of Italy and Sir Walter Scott as Isunder of an English novel, plus a description of the Palisades as a rock wall along the Hudson. Milan is listed for city question. erroneous entry Pounder of Methat appears as noise.
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Isunder
Italy
John Wesley
New Orleans
Walter Scott
Gap
Hudson River
Milan
Erie County Federation in Picnic Here
The Erie County Federation of Women's Clubs held a meeting at the Corry Woman's Club on Mott street with fourteen attending. A tureen dinner at 1 o'clock preceded a business session about charity federation affairs and plans for the Fall meeting.
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Woman's Club House
Nake
Erie County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Corry
Federation Board
Anthony Farnesworth
Mildred M. Scouller
North West
Charles E Cook
H. 8
Thompson
Wiliam
S. Austin
Barnes
C W. Moore
T. J. Ragon, Corry
Marriage of Dr and Mrs Harmon in Corry causes social stir
The Garden Scene wedding featured nuptials for Dr Harmon and his bride in Corry with Mrs Shoop and Mr Sherrick officiating. A four course salad, 14 covers, and a bridal cake highlighted the reception. Sherrick's Troubadours played before and after. The couple, guests from Jamestown and Pittsburgh, plan residence at Wilcox Apartments in Jamestown after July 1. Dr Harmon, a Pitt medical graduate, will practice in Jamestown. prominent guests attended from multiple states.
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We Wilcox Apartments
Jamestown, N. B
Migs Gillette
Corry
Ogonta
Uride
Harmon
University of Pittsburgh
University of Pennsylvania
Jamiestown
James Hughes
Jamestown
M. Alfred
Los Angeles
Cal
B. Rafter
Pittsburgh
H. Lindergreen
Boston
Mass
Dorothy
Harriet Wead
Buffalo
Charlotte MacKelvey
Spring Creek
Ewing Harmon
Nelson Harmon
Carrie Harmon
Connellsville
R. G. Dawson
Warren
A. L Campbell
Kenneth VanEimen
Harry Naylor
Wiie
Virginia Fitch
Jacksonville
Pla
Lynn Holbroo
Oi City
Jesse Sterrett
Cleveland
Crawford Garlisch
Union City
G. N. Hover
Clymer
Irene Ketner
Urge Immediate Construction of T B Hospital
Erie county health director Dr. James K. Smith urged immediate construction of a tuberculosis hospital, warning that undernourishment could double the number of cases. He cited 200 to 300 current cases in the city and warned many borderline cases may become seriously ill if nourishment does not improve.
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Erie County
James K. Smith
Smith
Car Fire Forces Escape For Warren Family Near Brookville
Dr and Mrs Victor McAlpin and Edgar Foull rode in a sedan near Brookville and Brookway when another car forced them off the road. The vehicle rolled over and caught fire destroying the car after they were driven into a ditch. Paul, who was driving, avoided a collision by making a sudden turn.
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Burns Warren
Victor McAlpin
Edgar Foull
Brookville
Brookway
Paul
Youngsville Boy Drowns in Brokenstraw Creek
An 11 year old, William Charles Welch of Youngsville, drowns in Brokenstraw Creek near the Pennsylvania Railroad bridge after swimming with 17 year old Bruno Huff. Lifesaving attempts fail. Dr. Knapp pronounces death. A funeral service and card of thanks follow.
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Young Welch
Lloyd
Dinkle
Ghier
Durie
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Young Dunkle
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Bouy
KR. H. Knapp
Youngsville
Chooner Hd Lowrey
Warren
Certifiate
Trawi~ing Ad
Punenst
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