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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1935
Page
3
Golden Rule Club Forges City Growth In Corry
The Corry Golden Rule Club, a business mens organization, closes its first year with about fifty merchants and similar professionals joining to back monthly sales and city improvement projects. It supported road improvements linking Corry to Spartansburg Beaverdam Wattsburg and explored industrial prospects, while planning future campaigns and community activities under new president Crawford M Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Club
Corry
Spartansburg Road
Spartansburg
Beaverdam
Wattsburg
Golden Rule Chih
Cane
John A. Blatt
Clu
Crawford M. Woods
Golden Rule Chub
Chicago Good Government Under Political Winds
Chicago voters, amid a quiet post Century of Progress era, show support for Mayor Kelly as he secures renomination by a wide plurality in a recent primary. The piece notes shifts in public affairs, payroll savings, and supplier matters reflecting local governance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kelly
Century of Progress
Chicago promises lower costs as debt, wages shrink
A Chicago newspaper notes debt has fallen by over 80 million dollars and borrowing costs have eased toward normal rates. It highlights arrears in city and school payrolls paid off and insurers lowering rates amid stronger life and property protection. The piece lauds state leadership and citizen activity in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
City
Sclirio
Wasden
Tes
Congressmen Turn Into Columnists On Washington Gossip
Washington dispatch notes that many lawmakers publish or hire writers for gossip columns in district papers. These columns resemble news items but push political narratives with frequent references to bills and opponents. The piece mocks intrusive surveillance and environmental woes, including dust storms across the plains and Mississippi Valley concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Mar
Kanes
Oklahoma
Atlantic
Plains
Missisampi
Thississippi
Twenty Years Ago From Corry Journal Files 1915
Corry plans a nickel automobile line with a seven operation service on the south side within a week. A crate of oranges from Frank Patton to Post 70 comrades. Chief Davis and officers last night railed on Northwest street with a discovery of a troubling recital at the city building. The girls and crowd were ordered out of town. Dr. Roswell quarantines thirteen cattle on a farm at Caster Hill from New York despite federal ruling. Raleigh Vanf as well to retain North Corry Feed Mill property sale from West Smith street to Alfred Wettenburg. The Artist Piste Chih organized by Prof. H. C Wilson studies of music history and composers. About twenty-five auto owners protest higher license fees. Handbills with accounts listed sold. Ayill McArlester mangled hand from circular saw accident. Stra, Caroline Kepple and Fay Austin noted. Prank Chase buys N. Stome’s grocery on First Avenue. 20-year attendance in Bible school at Church of Christ.
Young princes face throne duty as boys miss school
The piece notes 11 year old youths like Ananda of Siam and Peter II were urged toward kingship, drawing contrast with ordinary childhood. It highlights the challenge of leaving school for royal duty, the burden of etiquette, and the contrast with American student life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol ‘Oy
Aalting
Little Peter
Yugoslavia
England
Peter II
Ananda of
Siam
Prajadhipok
Lausanne
Switzerland
Bangkok
Ananda
Peter
Cambridge
America
National Debt Per Person and Taxpayers Share
Publication discusses national debt figures: 8215 per person and 2250 per taxpayer, with total wealth around 300 billion dollars. It notes the debt is under ten percent of national wealth and references wartime peak levels and hopes of reducing the burden.
Hollywood Beauties Go Big on Youthful Glow in 1930s
Hollywood gossip centers on fresh faced chorus girls said to outshine Broadway chorines in the RKO musical Hooray for Love. Sam Lee, who helped choreograph Show Boat and Rippling, notes Hollywood averages about 18 while New York averages around 21. May Robson reportedly receives a fan letter from a secret admirer in Lima Ohio praising her intelligence and acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Wood
Hollywood
New York
Pyinton
Sammy Lee
Amit Hie
Thi Gie Florenz Zieglel
Yj Wotties
May Robson
Lima
May
Fashion Tip Laces In The 1885 Pharoscope
Paris styles discuss fashion fabrics and lace patterns featuring linen cotton silk and metallic threads. The column notes looping knotting and open or closed structures shaping garments with accessories like belts collars and jewelry. It mentions decorative underwear and a range of fabrics and trims for the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sii
Pato
Fotlay
STAR SIGNALS Calendar Guidance From March to October
The text outlines favorable periods for planning and work, with dates suggesting good times for starting new tasks, handling paperwork, and travel. It references specific date ranges and advises maintaining audience engagement and writing letters or handling clerical tasks during certain windows.
Reward Offered for Lost Pherk and Coin Found
War veteran Philip Masterson found a $46 negotiable item on the street and claimed a 15 cent reward. He told the owner he would cover any telephone charges with three nickels, while the owner apologized and promised to repay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliveland
Philip Masterson
JL Wytte
Masterson
Your Income Tax No 32 Checking Delinquents
The Bureau of Internal Revenue outlines information return rules for payments of 1000 or more to single filers or 2900 or more to married filers, with separate returns for each employee or recipient. It notes corporations payers must report dividends of 300 or more, and brokers must file form 1100 for all customer transactions. Information returns are cross checked with individual tax returns, leading to thousands of delinquent filings and recovery of millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington, D. C
Printers oppose censorship plan in Erie meeting
In Erie on March 11 printers denounced a proposed board to censor books offered by libraries or booksellers as a disguised economic attack. Mayor Rossiter defended free speech and press, while the Erie Central Labor Union echoed the concern, calling the censorship move insidious and wrong for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Brie
International Typographical Union
James P. Rossiter Ange
Erie Central Latur Union
Paul L. Glatzest
Buth
Hive Tor
Five Years For Fur Theft In Syracuse Case
In Syracuse Saturday County Judge William L. Barons sentenced Mrs. Trene Webber age 41, Mrs. Lillian Webber age 39, and Miss Evelyn Nolan age 37 to five to ten years in Bedford Hills prison for fur theft. A fourth defendant, Mrs Aubin Burns of Hingham Mass, had sentence deferred. The trio had been involved in a theft of a $2 fur coat and were arrested in Syracuse after the crime.
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Dhue
Mare
Vures
Syracuse
Bedford Hills
Williaen L. Barons
Trene Webber
Lillian Webber
Evelyn Nolan
Aubiln Burns
Mass
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