Corry Evening Journal Advertising Masthead
Corry Evening Journal publication details list address West South Street Corry Pa with national ad reps Bred Kimball Inc New York Chicago Tribune Tower Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce building mail and carrier rates and membership notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West South Street
Corry, Pa
A.D, Goleghove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Bred Kimball, Inc
Both St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Farm relief plan under fire before Congress
The Roosevelt farm relief proposal faces uneven backing in Congress as the administration signals willingness to adjust if needed. It centers on strict production controls for crops and processing with licensing tied to fees to offset rising costs, aiming to curb overproduction and stabilize prices.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Roosevelt
White House introduces direct interviews with reporters
An article notes the disappearance of the White House spokesman tradition and lauds President Roosevelt for returning to direct personal interviews with Washington reporters. It cites prior regimes where questions were written, quotes and dispatches controlled, and disavowals common, enhancing tension between press and administration.
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White House
Washington
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Sich &An
Pla
Roosevelt
Germany in Turmoil Rears Fears of Internal Terrorism
Reports claim excesses and persecutions by Nazi forces as Germany remains under radical control. Vice Chancellor von Papen calls for discipline, warning that revenge harms liberty while stressing that true revolution protects personal rights. The world watches as tensions rise and a broader clash looms.
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Hitler
Germany
von Papen
Breslau
Paris styles reveal radical fashion shifts in late 1930s
Lucien Letong discusses a 1938 fashion collection calling it the most revolutionary period in fashion history. He notes skirts remain varied in length from knee to floor, with waistlines flexible, and radical exterior movements emerging quietly through new colors and silhouettes.
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Paris
Mit
Lucien Letong
Ford
Lelong
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes on Local Industry and Incidents
Twenty years ago the Journal reports activity in Brie with twenty new workers at NilBone Corset Company plants and visits by Washington figures in Chamber of Commerce programs. Other items include a head injury from broken glass, a new Century portrait studio installation, plans for Corner Market openings, a train fire delaying No. 54, Easter visits by Harry Roberts and Arthur Spear, Capt. M. B. Welih’s health trip, a case involving Ollie Waylor of Atlantis Georgia, school youths supporting reform movements, and the N L T Club electing officers led by Miss Weaver. A special Erie car near nocturnal crowds and Natale No. 6 from Mexico are noted.
Hollywood Film Shop Stars and Studio Contracts Report
Hollywood March 20 A wild mixture of gossip and job news includes Frank Atsinson the fired comedian credited with downing 21 German planes while painting in watercolors. Lillian Harvey Janet Gaynor and Marion Nixon sign at the same studio, weighing a combined 2000 pounds, with Harvey at 60 Gaynor 88 Nixon 52. Clara Bow’s husband Rex Bell hosts a Banana Clarita vacation before the next picture. The Corry High basketball team visits D Warren DeRosay of the Corry Brick and Tile Co for a banquet at the St Jamie2 Hotel where Clifford Jourdet wins the DeRosay trophy for all around play.
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Hollywood
Galit
Frank Atsinson
Clara Bow
Europs
Rex Bell
Holywood
Corry High School
D. Warren DeRosay
Corry Brick and Tile Company
St & Fine Hinquet
St. Jamie2
Clifford Jourdet
DeRosay
Roosevelt Inauguration Sparks Rare Supreme Court Break
At the inauguration, the Supreme Court faced two rare events. A planned Saturday decision unrevealed in advance caused confusion as the court moved away from its usual Monday release. Chief Justice Hughes faced scrutiny after an erroneous, unintended public notice circulated to editors nationwide.
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Washington
Capitol
Roosevelt
Dawn
Lianear
Hughes
Uway
Dus
Corry History Class and Shakespeare Club Notes
A fragmented notice recalls Norman Miller with the Teyatonos and Marian Mahar teaching History at Corry High. It mentions Corry hosting Shakespeare club activities and dates for dancing parties at the local Halt site.
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Norman Miller
Teyatonos
Marian Mahar
Corry High
Corry
Sherman school teacher Hart Hart James Own
Miss Frances Hart a Sherman school teacher age 20 was injured when her car collided with another vehicle near the intersection of Stedman Road and West Lake Road yesterday afternoon just after 8 20. Miss Hart was taken to Jamestown General Hospital. Miss Frances Barker of North East Pa, a Shinglehouse teacher, was uninjured.
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James Own
Frances Hart
Sherman
Frances Barker
North East
Shinglehouse
Stedman Road
West Lake Road
Abbove Stow
Fart
Miss Hart
Jamestown General Hospital
Barker
New Bill Allows Cities to Vote to Become Boroughs
A proposed act before the legislature would let third class cities surrender their charters and form boroughs. It requires a council vote or a petition signed by 75 percent of electors, with election results determining whether the city becomes a borough. If approved, letters patent would establish borough boundaries, officers, and transfer of assets and suits to the new borough. The plan preserves existing charters until the first Monday of January after the charter surrender.
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Corry
Veluim
Suc City
Tay
The
Commonwealth
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Recorder of Deeds
Bhorough
First U S Paprika Crop Grown At Oxnard California
The first commercial paprika crop in the United States has been grown by W J McInnes from seed imported from Spain and Hungary. Bushes yielded an average of six pods and received premium from packing houses. Museum shelves in Austin hold works from the Amelia Barr home, destined for the new municipal library.
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U. S
Oxnard
Cal
United States
W. J. McInnes
Spain
Hingary
Austin
Tex
Amelia Barr
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Corry Evening Journal
the Farm Relief Project
Congress
Froosevelt
Mary Knight
United Press Staff
Brie
NilBone Corset Company
B. Porter
James Place
Washington, D C
Chamber of Commerce
Die Kurtz Brass
Onde
David Gordon
West Wayne Street
Frank Lilly
1St South Street
Mr. Malone
First Avenue
Trymneton
Harry Roberts
Arthur Spear
Randolph
M. B. Welih
Silver City
Journal
Ollie Waylor
Atlantis
Fulton County Reformatory
Hatch School
Howard Tannery
N. L.T. Club
Miy Weaver
Lute Murray
Dorothy Wilcox
Helen Hoenes
Bickford
Hicke
Ucking
Erie
Mexico
Hollywood ‘Film Shop
Lillian Harvey
Janet Gaynor
Marion Nixon
One Studio
Miss Harvey Welehs
Miss Gaynor
Miss Nixon
Sally Biers
Mrs Billers
Cincinnati
Genevieve Tobin
Hart
Household Finance Corporation
Erie Trust Building
State St
Cor
Pennsylvania
Andrews Blaine Kincaid
Bliss
Hillstrom
Keppel
Edward E. Hawkins
Olds
Spring Paints
Bieges
GRAYS
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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