Corry Evening Journal Publication Details and Rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff and advertisers including publisher Arthur Colegrave and managing editor George Sample. It notes Associated Press rights, postal registration, and annual subscription rates of seven dollars by mail and four cents per copy with a 9 am display ad deadline. The paper serves Corry, Pennsylvania with regional advertising offices in Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
Ald
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrave
George Sample
Radltor National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 44Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Detroit
Mortgage & Bond
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
We of Republicatian
AP News
Famine Report From China Sparks Global Relief Debate
Reports from Formosa and Korea warn of a famine spreading through North Central China with an estimated ten million deaths possible before the next harvest. J D Van Putten cites Communist officials predicting up to forty anti famine deaths. aid from the U S and private groups has mitigated suffering in past famines. The piece compares China’s crisis with 1920s Russia relief efforts and notes historical U S emergency aid patterns and agencies involved.
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Red China
Formosa
Korea
China
J. D. van Putten
Seoul
Peking
T. 5. Information Service
Yunatye
Einst
Mao Tse-Time
U. S
United States
Washigton
Moscow
Russia
American Relief Administration
Herbert Hwy
Toreign
Famine tolls and relief efforts across history
The passage surveys famines from China to India and Europe, noting the 1920s relief by the United States, American Red Cross, and International Famine Relief Commission that saved millions. It cites the 1876-78 Chinese famine and the 1848-51 Irish famine as deadly milestones, and attributes recent Western famine decline to better farming, storage and transport.
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United States
Sewangtan
Chin
China
American Red Cross
Ching International Famine Relief Commission
Ins Relief
India
Todit
Trish
America
How's Your I Q A 10 Question Quick Test Card
A fragmented quiz prompts readers to guess answers on topics from lobsters to wars to presidents, with scoring labels and a note to check a classified page for solutions. It asks about Franco Prussian War victor, US presidents since Wilson, a 100 million loan to Indonesia, and other historical trivia with unclear OCR errors.
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Marine Corps
Air Army
France
Prussia
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Hale
Joan Smarle
Rassirieborn Artress
Americas
Henry George
City considers contract for fire hose purchase and more
Twenty years ago city affairs include awarding a contract for 1000 feet of fire hose after seven bids were opened eight months prior. City business also notes remodel plans in the Ghapin and Sais ready to wear department on North Center street and a new store building planned by O B Doane near Star Garage with bids for construction expected soon. Local basketball highlights cover Company A defeating Company E 21 to 13 in the Erie district. Police seek a suspect in a purse theft from a North Center street store while a Ford coupe theft near Concord township is investigated.
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Frank
O. BE. Doane
Star Garage
Safe Robbers Loot IRS Office in Wilkinsburg
Pittsburgh March 13 safe robbers plundered the Internal Revenue Bureau office in Wilkinsburg taking 1000 dollars in cash and an estimated number of income tax returns. Deputy collector Stanley Granger said no one will have to pay taxes because of the Sunday safety machine and added they will have to make out the tax twice for him.
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Pittsburgh
Plui
Toternal Revenue Bureau
Wilkinsburg
Stanley Granger
Internal Revenue
Houghton College Choir to Sing Here at First Methodist
Houghton College A Cappella Choir under Professor Donald Butterworth will give a concert at First Methodist Church on Sunday March 19 at 3 30 p m The choir now in its 18th season of tours is regarded as among the best traveling college choirs in western New York Its 40 members are drawn from a student body of 790 and are chosen for musical ability voice quality and Christian character The program contains sacred music in four sections with texts from the Old Testament The first group includes works by Randall Thompson Joseph Clokey Theodore Baker Alexander Nilksolsky Henry Hallstrom and Edward Baystow The second section centers on events in the life of Christ and features an arrangement of a 7th century hymn and a setting of Whitney Allen's poem The Coming of His Feet The latter half presents a group of Negro spirituals arranged in bonneet style
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Houghton Gallege
Donald Butterworth
First Methodist Church
Houghton Allege
New York
Fist
Randall Thompson
Joseph Clokey
Theodor Baker
Alexander Nilkolsky
Henry Hallstrom
Edward Baystow
Christ
David Heydenburk
Houghton College
Pittsburgh Attorney Plunges to Death in Office
Moreris Feldstein a 69 year old attorney fell to his death from a window in his Berger building office yesterday. A note on his desk read God forgive me for I know not what I am doing. Few pedestrians were nearby as his body struck the pavement.
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DEATI
Pittsburgh
Moreris Feldstein
Berger
Services Yesterday for Nichols Infant
The infant Loretta Jane Nichols received a funeral yesterday at 2 PM at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home with Rev. Harold Burnham of Wattsburg officiating. Hymns God Understands and Safe in the Army of Jesus were sung by William Robinson with accompaniment from Mrs. George Robinsor. Interment was at Wattsburg Cemetery. Out of town attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nichols and children, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Phillips and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson, Mrs. George Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. David Robingor, Mrs. Geegid Shelton, Mr. and Mrs. Hichard Wagner and Chauncy Powers of Wattsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lovejoy, Mrs. Dank Kohelberger, Mrs. Everett Matthews and daughter of Waterford, and Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Upton of Garland, plus many relatives and friends from Wayne township.
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Loretta Jane Nichols
Bracken-Keating
Harold Burnham
Wattsburg
God
Jesus
William Robinson
George Rob Insor
Robert Nichols
Lynn Phillips
Carl Phillips
George Robinson
David Robingor
Geegid Shelton
Hichard Wagner
Chauncey. Powers
Fred Lovejoy
R, D
Erie
Dank Kohelberger
Everett Matthews
Reno Man Dies In Auto Crash
Franklin March 13 A Reno man was killed instantly when his car skidded and crashed through a guard rail dropping ten feet into a creek bed. Two messengers riding with him, Mrs Harriet Guill and her year old daughter Twila, were critically injured. The driver was enroute to see his wife who was in Franklin Hospital.
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Reno
Franklin
George BE
Exley
Herriet Guill
Twila
Franken Hospital
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