Advertising rates and directory note from Corry paper
National Advertising Representative Fred Kimball Inc lists address on New York Chicago and Pittsburgh offices. Post office entry notes Second Class Mail matter. Rates shown include 5 dollars per year and three cents per copy with fifteen cents per week. Rates available upon application.
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Arthur Walegrove Ee
Fred Kimball, Inc
46Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Corry
Cartier
Retreat of Communism Finds Limits in Religion and Individualism
The piece argues that Communism, after colliding with religion and individualism, adopts a strategic retreat. It will avoid forced atheism, close churches only at community request, and rely on persuasion. Religion, seen as older and deeper than any doctrine, resists suppression even in Russia. Rural resistance to land redistribution remains formidable as farm life emphasizes independence.
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Russia
France builds publicity drive to lure returning tourists
France, worried by falling tourist spending, sets up a publicity department led by a cabinet minister and advertising experts to draw travelers back. Americans are widening choices beyond Paris to Scandinavia, Germany, Russia, and Southeast Europe as summer vacationers grow. The article notes that the travel boom will expand as habits change and more visitors seek varied experiences.
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France
Badke|o
Paris
Germany
Russia
Europe
Tras
Pars
Radios and Cars in Hoover Era Demand Rise
A writer who recently interviewed President Hoover notes White House sources see improved automobile demand and increased radio buying. The piece suggests cars shift from luxury to necessity, while radios may follow as owners upgrade with modest tweaks rather than full replacements.
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Hoover Mencions
White House
Club Recital Tonight By Corry Women's Club
The Music Department of the Corry Women's Club presents a recital this evening at 7 45 in the club home on Mott Street with Mrs C B Shoop in charge. Members and friends are invited to attend.
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Corry Women’s Club
Clit
Mott Street
C. B. Shoop
Twenty Years Ago Journal Bits From Erie News
A 1910 glimpse shows heavy ice delaying shipping on Lake Erie while locals prepare summer homes on West Church Street. D S Rowe returns from Florida as Harrigan Keppel comes home from Randolph Military School. Nevin R Dickson surveys Union City. Ottis Loretta arrives with his trained horse Col from a vaudeville tour. J Augustus Jones visits from Warren to oversee a wild west show. Lyons Murray move into Dawson block. Corry hatchery ships two truckloads of young trout to local streams. Leon Gindsley and Don Kincaid debut new motorcycles on First Avenue as pleasant weather dries mud and smooths wad areas.
Mellon Observing 75th Birthday in Pittsburgh
Secretary of Treasury Andrew W. Mellon marks his 75th birthday today in Pittsburgh. He downplays the event saying birthdays are just one of those things that come around each year whether you wish it or not.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Secretary of Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Tate
Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon presents word usage notes and pronunciation tips. It includes guidance on misused phrases such as do this at once and on spelling rules, ending with an example using the word impunity to demonstrate exemption from punishment.
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W. L. Gordon
Answers to Saturday's Questions from LOOK AND LEARN
The questions and answers cover topics from invention to geography and science. Answers include who invented the typewriter, absolute zero temperature, a planet with a moon, the meaning of Amen, and the leading U S seaport by tonnage. The responses list American Revolution, Mississippi River, reflecting and refracting telescopes, Egyptian, and Mary Roberts Rhinehart.
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U. S
Mississippi River
Mary Roberts Rhinehart
A Problem A Day Watch Slow by Noon Whistle
A man sets his watch at noon by a distant factory whistle three miles away. With air at 20 C the watch loses seconds due to sound travel time and air temperature. The solution involves converting measurements and applying the given velocity of sound to estimate the delay.
Woman Pleads Guilty Violating Liquor Laws Given Probation
Mary Janowitl had a $2,000 bond forfeiture respited and was placed on two years probation by Federal Judge P Schoonmaker after pleading guilty to liquor law violations. Officer George OBrien stated the court would grant one more chance.
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Drie
Mary Janlowsitl
P. Schoonmaker
George O'Brien
Janoweld
Who Is He Nicholas Longworth Speaker of the House
The speaker of the house may be one of the czars of the lower branch of congress yet remains a gentle man czar. Nicholas Longworth, born November 5 1869 in Cincinnati, Harvard graduate and husband of Alice Lee Roosevelt, has led a life at the center of Washington social life since 1906. Cincinnati prides him as epitome of Republican party aristocracy.
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Nicholas Longworth
House
Congress
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harvard
Speaker Longworth
White House
Alice Lee Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Longworth
Bandits Foiled In Greensburg Night Sprawl
Three bandits escaped after a running battle with Paul Jones, night watchman of the First National Bank, when he surprised them prowling inside the building before dawn. The incident occurred in Greensburg on March 24.
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Greensburg, Pa
Mar
Paul Jones
First National Bare
Greensburg
State highway delay spurs plea for repair on East Columbus Ave
City and state spar over road maintenance as East Columbus Avenue degrades into a hole filled stretch. Council urged to act despite political tension and funding needs. Pennsylvania vital statistics show births 189,217 and deaths 116,968 in 1929, with rising automobile fatalities and high urban mortality trends.
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Columbus Avenue
City Counci
Pennsylvania
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Bursa
Church Fire Damages German Lutheran Church in Greensburg
Fire on Greensburg North Side caused by an overheated furnace damaged the German Lutheran Church with an estimated loss of 3500 dollars. Insurance coverage of 2509 dollars was carried on the building.
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Greensburg
Reading Suggestions For Lawyers Stock Traders And Parents
A writers column recommends several books in response to reader questions. A. P. Herbert’s Misleading Cases amuses lawyers with parodies on jurisprudence. Orline D. Paster’s Making Money in the Stock Market emphasizes fundamentals and capital needs. Alfred Adler’s The Pattern of Life offers child psychology insights for parents. The History of Economics by Othmar Span is noted for its daunting title but approachable content.
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Paul W. White
United Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Babs
A. P. Herbert
Punch
Britain
Ham
Mr. Chicken
Putnam
Orline D. Paster
Foster
Doubleday Doran
Alfred Adler
Othmar
Spain
Ten Best Sellers Compiled for United Press by Baker & Taylor Go
A list of top selling titles includes The Great Meadow by Elizabeth Maddox Roberts and The Office Wife by Paith Baldwin. Other entries feature works by Warwick Deeping Ludwig Lewisohn Thornton Wilder Harold Lamb Thurber and White Sam Hoffenstein and Chic Sale with publishers Viking Harper Doubleday Doran Dodd Mead and Appleton.
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United Press
Baker & Taylor
Warwick Deeping
Knope
Great Meadow
Elizabeth Maddox Roberts
Viking
Stephen Escoll
Ludwig Lewisohn
Harpers
Paith Baldwin
Dodd Mead
Thornton Wilder
Bon
Byron
Andi
Appleton
Chic Sale
Pec. Pub. Co
Samuel Hoffenstein
Liveright
Harold Lamb
Doubleday Doran
Thurber and
White
Hirpers
Maurols
Noted Authors Move Across States and Lifestyles
Spann's work illuminates global economics for readers. Richard L. Masten, once a wanderer, now lives in Carmel Highlands with family, pets, and a marmoset. Ruth Gross relocates to a Winstead farm, Will James runs a Texas dude ranch, and Capt. William Banning travels from Los Angeles to promote his book Six Horses about stagecoach era. Page Eight continues.
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Richard L. Masten
Sam
Udo
Carmel Highlands
Cal
Ruth Gross
Winstead
Conn
Will James
Texas
William Banning
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Union City
Ottis Loretta
M. J. Hart
Mr. Hart
Walter
H. E. Manley
J. Augustus Jones
Warren
Lyons & Murray
Dawson Blodle
Spring Creek
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Leon Gindsley
Don Kincaid
First Avenue
Mellon
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Licket
John Fisher
United States
Robert von Moschziskes
State Supreme Court
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