Advertising rates and publisher details from 1920s Tribune era
The notice lists Arthur Colegrove as publisher and National Advertising Representative with PRED KIMBALL INC. offices in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. It states mail rates of 5.00 yearly, 32.50 in advance, carrier copies at three cents each, fifteen cents per week, and advertising rates available on application. It notes postal designation as Second Class Mail Matter for Corry PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Colegrove
Pblisher National Advertising Representative
Pred Kimball, Inc
46Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Scrip Plan Abandoned Amid Currency Crisis Debate
The Treasury abandons plans to issue scrip by relief agencies as Congress convenes. Officials cite confusion risk from varied local scrip, printing money dangers, and banks hoarding cash. The Federal Reserve Act remains the main tool to supply currency, allowing banks to convert credit instruments to paper money when business demand spikes. Revival of scrip recalls 1907 panic and the shift to New York drafts, while Roosevelt administration expands Federal Reserve facilities to provide adequate currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve System
Serip
Federal Reserve
Corry Will
New York
Roosevelt
Beer Legalization Seen by April 1 Under Rainey Plan
The Philadelphia Public Ledger predicts beer could be legalized by April if Representative Rainey becomes Speaker and pushes a House revenue measure. A March 20 action date is possible with suspension rules relaxed. Senate support and timing remain uncertain as the wets hold a majority there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Rainey
Tibe
Yilles
Senate
House
Gag measure sneaks into state Administrative Code
A controversial provision in House Bill 22 would bar most state financial data from public access, allowing only the governor, auditor general, and vice general to see transactions. Critics call it a brazen gag clause aimed at hiding state expenditures and urge elimination amid public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Delaware County
Inethe Mensure
Commission
Jbl
Pinchot Calls Pennsylvanians to Support President
Governor Gifford Pinchot appeals to the people of Pennsylvania to back the President in lifting the nation from doubt and fear. He urges loyal support across party lines in a proclaimed call from Harrisburg yesterday, stressing unified action for the country’s welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinghot
Peopla
Pennsylvania
United States
Gifford Pinchot
Harrisburs
T. Gifard Pincha
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
United
Farmers in Midwest oppose looming World War debt settlement
A London correspondent reports American Midwestern farmers resist final settlement terms negotiated by President Roosevelt and Prime Minister MacKenzie King. British views stress persuading farmers with benefits to support a debt agreement, even as Ottawa accords constrain concessions. The piece notes farmers’ deep, symbolic concern and alleged ignorance shaping public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
London
Middle West
Great Britain
Congress
Housevelt
Britain
Nanipensale
Ottawa
Fragmented OCR: unclear local notices and names
A jumble of fragmented questions mentions Charley Huberts and Mhillg fad Saglon with the Arcade and Commrertial teweller. references to Hennett Purdy boying faut appear. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Huberts Wau
Mhillg Fad Saglon
Mery Warner
Carry Hien
First Woman Law Officer Minnie Webster in Otis
Otis introduces Minnie M Webster as the towns first woman law officer. She also serves as town clerk treasurer and tax collector, marking a notable advancement in local governance. The article highlights her multifaceted roles and the historic nature of her appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis, Maks
Cijnstable
Minnie M Webster
Ous
Fice
Montrose Coin Heist In Oregon Smuggled Grave Loot
Chr W B Helm, a young man from Montrose, is accused of stealing coins in the 1880s. He reportedly removed an American large dollar from an Indian grave in Oregon in 1888. The suspect is said to own a French silver dollar dated 1881 and other coins tied to the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Chr
W. B. Helm
Helm
Oregon
German Nazi Attacks Prompt U S Protest
The German government officially expressed regret to the United States for Nazi attacks on American citizens. In Berlin Ambassador Sackett reported to the State Department that the protest covered assaults on Americans in various cities, including threats and intimidation by uniformed assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Earlin
Mar
Charles Misersmith
Gembal
United States
Berlin
Hugo von Levizow
Ehief
Pulive
Messersmith
Dressen
Ott Handmann
Bown
Relen
Manfred von Killinger
Washington
Frederick Sackett
State Department
Kin Stricken Within Four Days in Brim
Within four days West Prip's plonved roalisants, sister and mother of J. Andersin aged 78 of 6 BO1 K.au street died between March and Monday. Funeral services were held Monday in Me Anderson. Survived by a son George C. Aubrey, two grandsons Clayton J and Willis Aubrey, and a granddaughter Betty Jean Aubrey. Interment in local cemetery. pastor A. Benne, St tah Lutheran Church, officiating.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
AOD
Colegrove
Lois WestWeek
Eno Tites
Cent
Mimis
Tom Lenin
Herbut Mabore
Ku Aeu
Rollywood Film Shop
Hollywood
Anil Sureen
Pellinin
Yehiehs
Amtea
Pratt
Ech
Huldér
Priportinnue
Tunis
Frank
Alii
Simday
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia K Pinkbum
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Center Street
Metagara
Lach
Amity Vox Vcting
New Castle
Reguinel
Athinty Anderson
Tove Atvont
Daw Teingen
Perry Haines
Uaine
George Bedlove
Glendora
Swansdown
Chipso
Mi-Boy
Florida
Edgemont Honey Grahams
Will J. Wilcox
East
Main St
Washington Market
East Washington St
Minurae
Umall
Spencer's
West
Washington St
Lynn Gordon & Son
Columbus, Pa
Wnan
Breud
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