Corry Evening Journal publication and pricing notes
Corry Evening Journal details including publisher D. Colegrove Arthur Colegrow and national reps Fred Kimball Inc. 87 West 46th Street New York Tribune Tower Chicago Chamber of Commerce Building Pittsburgh. Postal entry at Corry Pa class two mail. Subscriptions $5 per year by mail, $2.50 for restricted territory. Carrier price three cents per copy fifteen cents weekly. Rates subject to change on application.
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Corry Evening Journal
Fisher Confident Recovery Plan Will Succeed
Prof Irving Fisher of the University expresses strong belief in Roosevelt’s deflation program as scientifically correct. He argues that earlier calls for reflation, not further liquidation, offer the quicker route to business and industrial recovery amid debt and deflation risks.
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Fisher
Irving Fisher
University
Rooseelt
Yale
Njesgo
Implief
Roosevelt
County Crop Leaders Report Shows Varied State Lead Patterns
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture maps county leaders across farm products. Adams tops apple production, Berks in oats and pears, Bradford in buckwheat and hay, Chester in greenhouse crops, Lancaster in corn and tobacco, Lehigh in potatoes, York in peaches and farm-made butter, with many counties leading in dairy cattle, silos, tractors, and farm electrification.
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Erie County
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Lake Belt
Adams
Berks
Bradford
Bucks
Chester
Franklin
Fulton
Greene
Lancaster
Lehigh
Montgomery
Perry
Somerset
Westmoreland
York
Spectacular Blaze Strikes Downtown Cleveland
A spectacular fire in Cleveland's downtown poultry district spread rapidly burning a fire engine and crowding streets with flames. An elderly couple and two children were rescued by firemen from a three story building as the blaze began in the heart of the district.
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Cleveland
Poultry
Italian Man Loses Leg After Siding Accident
Twenty years ago an Italian named George Gasbion lost a leg under a Pennsylvania Railroad siding car near the ice plant while escaping the heat. The incident occurred as the yard engine moved cars with the man asleep beneath the vehicle in the glare of the summer day.
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George Gasbion
Local notices and small town changes among rail, road, and firms
Repairs shut U S Chair Com plant for two weeks while improvements occur. Ell Barlow hits Weaver farm bridge causing axle damage. Raymonds beat Kurtz 19 to 1 at Corry City League Park. Guignon crew starts roofing job in Higin. Marks and Marvin go to Gettysburg for reunion. Charles Parkhurst leaves Brown's Garage for G H Barlow as chauffeur. Conductor on the Olt Creek R. Ik. 2 references. Sweetser and Swift mentions appear as small misprints. James Stahl arrives to stay at the Sorry track season.
Well Known Union Couple Marries in Dunkirk ceremony
Union City June 30 Mr and Mrs D J Toner announce the marriage of their daughter Helen to Jack A Cochran son of Mrs Lucinda Cochran The ceremony was held in Dunkirk Indiana Wednesday morning June 28 Rev David Tones officiated Miss Va Cochran and Milford Reed attended The bride and groom, Union City High School graduates, plan a wedding trip to New York City and other eastern cities before settling back here with many friends.
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Union City
D. J. ‘Toner
Helen
Jack A. Cochran
Lucinda Cochran
Dunkirk
David Tones
Presbyterian Church
Va Cochran
Milford Reed
Union City High School
Emblem Oil Company
New York City
Industrial control act hearings seen as landmark in commerce
Washington reports on regulatory code talks within the Department of Commerce that could rival Independence Mall in significance. Administrators Johnson Allen and attorney Richberg sit at a symbolic partnership table as hearings unfold, with leathered seats and a broad panel of industry figures. The piece notes procedural rules, diplomatic undercurrents, and the vast scope of the proposed industrial control framework.
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Washington
Department of Commerce Bundng
Independence Mall
Philadelphia
United Labor
Capital
Hugh Johnson
W. L. Allen
Donald Richberg
Johnson
New Star Route Carriers Announced for Local Areas
The Titusville Herald reports new star route carriers begin Saturday May 1 after competitive bidding for four year contracts. Listings include Titusville-Mendysle Harry Roushey at 509 Host Spruce St earning 995 per year, Titusville Pleasantville at 326 Brook St 670 per year, Titusville Oil City and Union City carrier Alberti at Central Ave and Martin St 870 per year, and Titusville-Corry T W Pringte at North Monroe St 840 per year, with some contracts for two years.
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Star Mull
Titusville
Atyers
Brook Street
Oil City
Union City
Iranie Alberti
Central Avenue
Martin Street
Titusville-Corry
T. W. Pringte
Monroe Street
Will contest heard at Franklin in probate fight
In Franklin on June 30 Olga Wolf testified about letters she wrote claiming her mother-in-law Barbara Wolf of Gil City was in worse condition to influence a bank loan for care in New York. The letters, dated November and December 1930 after an alleged October 17 will, allege a harsher estate disposition than a January 1930 will. The daughter-in-law and sole beneficiary under the later will argues she spent much time caring for her mother-in-law while noting only a cold existed.
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Franklin
Barbara Wolf
Gil City
Olga Wolf
Courtney
Ol City
Oil City National Bank
New
Minute Herzog
Washington, D. C
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Columbus
Wiks
Rochester
U.S
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Mitchell
Town
Barlow
Weaver Farm
Raymonds
Kurtz
Corry City
E. B. Guignon
Higin
George Marks
D. R. Marvin
Gettysburg
Charles Parkhurst
Brown
G. H. Barlow
Charles Sweetser
R. Ik
Mammoth Hardware
Swift
First Avenue
Charles Swift
Pie Post
Martin Sun
Iat Avenile
James Stahl
Senate
Johnson Op Allen
Steel
Allen
A. Finaly
Father Tracy
Fr. McBride
Warren
Star
Mammoth
Lake Leboeuf Park
Waterford
Pal
American Legion
Chapin’s
Ruaner
Coats
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center’St
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Atlantic Refining Company
Ballyhoo
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Atlantic
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Atlantic White Flash
the Atlantic Refining Company
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