Corry Pa Newspaper Advertising Rates Published Daily
Publication details list the Corry Pa paper with address lines West Hout Street and Arthur Colegrove publisher. Rates show by mail 55.00 per year and by carrier three cents per copy. fifteen cents per week. Names of national representatives Fred Kimball Inc and Tribune Tower Building Chicago appear in the ad.
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West Hout Street
Corry
D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegroves
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. Roth St
New York
Alben W Burley as Democratic Keynoter Target of Debate
The piece profiles Senator Alben W Barkley of Kentucky, noting his role as Democratic convention keynoter and his stance on tariff votes during the iron and oil tax debates. It outlines his birth in Graves County, education, marriage to Dorothy Brower, three children, and long service from county official to Congress and finally the Senate. It lists committee memberships in Finance Banking and Currency Interstate Commerce and Library.
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Alben W. Burley
Kentucky
Barkley
Senate
Democratic House
Republican
Senate Finance Committee
Graves County
Marvin College
Emory College
University of Virginia Law School
Dorothy Brower
Paduca
McCracken
Tarze
San Francisco
New York
Houston
Winance
Banking
Interstate Commerce
Library Committee
Feud Between Al Smith and Roosevelt Threatens Democratic Unity
The ongoing clash between Al Smith and Governor Roosevelt grows bitter, threatening to wreck the party organization and jeopardize the 1932 national election. Public view centers on personal slights rather than principles, with calls for clarification and for avoiding further damage to November prospects.
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al Smith
Roosevelt
Smith
Newark
New York
Wither
The West Pointer in Hollywood's Army Film
Hollywood coverage notes Paramount selecting Cary Grant for The West Pointer based on Gadel MacLean Swift Arrow. The tale centers on a young cadet drawn into the Navy and army lore, with Thorn ton Freeland directing and much of the shoot to occur at West Point.
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Ronald Wagoner
United Press
Hollywood
Galme
National Academies
West Point
Annapolis
West Pointer
Paramount
Cary Grant
Gadel MacLean
Cadeta
Army
Navy
Grant
Thornton Freeland
Trano¢s Dae
Kreeland
No Bed of Her Gwyn noise and old era film hints
A fragmented gossip column notes iKNow Clarke Gable Miriam Hopkins in No Bed of Her Gwyn, references Hoot Gibson and Sally Eilers, and hints at reconciliations. It touches on Erie County court history, Liberty tube appearances, and notable political figures.
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Clarke Gable
Miriam Hopkins
Erie County
Lina Basquette
Pittsburgh
Sitgan
Argonne
M. H. Hoffman, Jr
Louis D. Brandeis
Democratic Party
Hoot Gibson
Sally Eilers
Sally
Hoot
PUPILS OF MRS SHOOP TO PRESENT RECITAL
A local recital by Mrs Shoop's pupils is announced with details of date and venue. The article mentions prompts for audience attendance and notes a discussion led by Adela Roger, plus brief biographical notes on participants and other audience attractions.
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Shoop
Bent ‘Poh
Numnday
Sete Aero 2
All Parts
Shoops
Adela Roger Sf. John
Mary Pickford
Norma Talmadze
Gram Gath
Marc Dressler
Marion Davies
Constance Bennett
Gloria Swanson
Pola Negri
Mabel Normand
Barbara la Marr
Clara Bow
Ruth Chatterton
Constance Talmadge
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files June 25 1912
Tales from 1912 note a street market opening plans and a barn fire on Tilotson property near East South street. Jackson Raymond and Murray Olds travel to Erie with talk of buying a car. William Postlethwait visits Edinboro for commencement. Cory baseball club holds practice at the race track ball ground. Earl Ging Stock Company performs The Young Mrs Winthrop at Library Theatre to a large crowd.
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Whildren
Tilotson
East South Street
Corry
Longfourdet
Earl Ging
Fragmentary note on in camera term origin and usage
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the term in camera related to private court proceedings and etymology from faculties or foreign roots. It references phrases tied to secrecy and private chambers with unclear examples and corrupted spellings.
First In War and Peace Washington Ranked Most Loved
The manuscript asks why the phrase First in war first in peace is linked to George Washington. It suggests Washington’s victory in war and leadership of the new government made him the most beloved by his compatriots, ranking him highly in public esteem.
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George Washington
Ware
Hold Firm Held Liable For Shortage
Former Prothonotary James Yard faces a $900 shortage audit as county officials wait for the bond company to act. Auditor Harvey Willis said the county will not pursue direct action against Yard and will rely on the bonding company to determine next steps after audit completion.
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Are
James By Yard
Harvey N. Willis
Yard
Boo
Willis
Richard Ford
Coust
Retired PRR Worker Dies of Heart Attack in Altoona
Frank J. McCullough, a retired Pennsylvania Railroad employee, died of a heart attack in Altoona on June 24 while securing a pass to visit the plant where he once worked. He was a longtime Altoona resident.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frank J. McCullough
Foster Faces Life Prison For Habitual Offender
George Poster, 56, faces life in prison in Erie County for habitual criminal status. The case traces Foster, also known as Faber, from a youth in Ohio to a long pattern of offenses. Burton Laub, ADA, returned from Albany after reviewing Poster's three convictions and matching fingerprints ahead of trial.
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Erie County
Foster
Arie
George Poster
Erie
Tivell
Faber
Ohio
New Jersey
Wester
Waterloo
Western i Penitentiary
Weber Rug Company
Burton R. Laub
Albany
Hitch-Hikers Accuse Man Of Framing Ride
Two college students, Prank C Lilyid and Oliver Swift, say a man named FP Welverton offered them a lift to Rochester. In Erie he sent them to locate a telegraph office, then vanished. Welverton was later jailed on driving while intoxicated charges.
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Brim
Wey
Prank C. Liliid
Rochester
N.Y
Assumption College
Ontario
Oliver Swift
Hobark College
FP .m. Wolverton
Indianapolis
Ind
Erie
Welverton
Naming of Everett Sanders To Pilot Republican Party Well Received at Capital
A Washington report surveys Everett Sanders as a potential pick for President Hoover's administration. The piece notes Sanders' popularity in GOP circles and speculation he could become a top aide or private secretary, with broad party support and debate about his fit in Hoover’s administration.
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Everett Sanders
Peresssuuan
Coolie Dratiest
Nisi
Wahine Sungienss
Senate
Tnuyid A. Tov
Papin Yatta
Canulidio
Hoover
Married at St Elizabeths in Spartansburg ceremony
At nine this morning in St Elizabeths church Miss Nellie Kuss daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kuss Spartansburg R D 4 became the bride of Joseph Oldenski son of Mr and Mrs Andraw Midanslet at Shat nel assistant rector of St Thomas Church The double ring ceremony was used The bride wore white gown with veil and pink roses A wedding breakfast followed at the brides home Spar tansburg and a reception Then the couple planned to reside near Spartansburg After a brief trip Albert Sweet returned from Buffalo
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St. Elizabeth's Church
Nellie Kuss
John Kuss
Spartansburg R. D
Joseph Oldenski
Andraw
Nel
St. Thomas Church
Ibride
Spartansburg
Mia Oldenski
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Hollywood Film Shop
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Marlene Diet
Tick
Tallulah Bankhead
Beverley Bayne
Elsie Ferguson
Norma Shearer
Baby Peggy
Wyoming
Dean Harlow
First National Bank of
Beverly Hills
Saludiy
Jean
Jackson Raymond
Murray Olds
William Postlethwait
Edinboro
Camere
Bupa
Center Sts
LeVine
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Charles . Stewart Goutyar Presa
Washington
Sanders
Suny
Ersupae
Biriel
Eleycle
SiThe
Owen Iga
Memacruta
ST. Elizabeth’s
Tansburg
R. D
Albert Sweet
Francis J. O'Conning
Buffalo
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Equitable
Theo P. Williams
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