Corry Evening Journal Advertising and Mailing Rates
Corry Evening Journal lists advertising agents and representatives in New York Milwaukee Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia. Publication costs are shown as 32.50 yearly by mail in advance and three cents per copy by carrier with annual and weekly rates noted.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Fred Kimball
TNC
44Th St
New Yorke
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburg Real Estate Trust
Philadelphia
Fear of plenty and the future of production
The piece discusses the fear of plenty amid rising automation and reduced human labor, questioning drastic production curbs. It argues for open distribution and wiser sharing of goods rather than imprisoning producers, urging clearer thinking and empathy to avoid artificial poverty.
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Walter Lippman
Lippmann
Gortie
Motion Picture Leaders Cite Public Taste Shift toward Decent Films
Will Hays at the annual meeting of Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America argues that public taste and intelligence have outpaced producers. He notes that off color fare draws audiences while better films show greater potential. He cites 1983 and 1982 critic recommendations for children and predicts Dickens, Austen, Thackeray, and other classics may become future screen projects. The trend, though alarming, is seen as hopeful.
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Motion’ Picure Producers and Distributors of America
Will Hays
Hays
Charles Dickens
Tts
Jane Austen
Mitey Business Shifts Toward Modern Industrial Self-Governance
The discussion argues for moving away from the medieval guild model toward a modern democratic framework where industries, led by the NRA in part, become self-governing yet remain under government oversight to prevent deadlocks and protect social groups. The idea echoes Bowcher’s prewar philosophy of industrial federalism with each sector acting like a state within a union.
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NRA
Bik
Othe Industries
Columbus Austin Bowcher
Labor guilds and motor industry reform favored
The article argues that labor organization in the motor industry will move toward a vertical guild system rather than horizontal trades unions. It notes Senator Wagner may adjust policy to fit the vertical plan, recognizing capital and labor evolving within the industry and aligning with French organizational models.
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Wagner
3A & UN
Gimiler Organization
Isbot
Hollywood Film Shop and Club Notes Highlight Local Events
Hollywood readers club closed the year at Mrs. Mary Whittlesey’s home with officers elected for the new year. Leon Smith, former Corry Boy, will lead the Southern Kahais Association of Commercists, 125 strong, visiting April 15. In Hollywood California, Marion Nitoa Toled discussed her acting career, weight, and dedication on a film set while promoting her role in Strictly Dynamite at RKO, stressing hard work and ongoing training as keys to success.
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Mary Whittlesey
R. H. Palmer
James Richards
B. ©. Walt
J. R. Graves
Emima
Leon Smith
Corry
Southern Kahais Association of Commercist Libs
Sharpley
Episcopal Church
Hollywood
Calif
Hatch School
Marign Nitoa Toled
Amigh
Tim
Marion
Marlon
Dynamite
RKO
Scilett
Plagantors
Taken from Journal Files 1914 Pittsburgh Company Acquires Rival
Twenty years ago a note reports the J Harold Thompson Company of Pittsburgh taking over the interests of A B Ragan Co a removal business. The item mentions GC B Porter secretary of the Chemverge of Commerce and hints at plans for fiers on the Buffalo and Pittsburgh division of the Pennsylvania Railroad to be installed this year.
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J. Harold Thompson Goal Company
Pittsburgh
A. B. Ragan & Co
Revoval
GC. B. Porter
Die Chemver of Commerce
Buffalo and
Fitsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bankrobberies and faked foods spur federal action
A curious UPI dispatch from Washington reports April Fool style frauds where a Japanese manufacturer shipped rice doughnuts and cotton pretzels to Philadelphia, thought a plant quarantine inspector to pose risks to crops, prompting customs and tariff scrutiny. Roosevelt's stance on lighters amid trade frictions is noted as a broader safeguard. In Kansas, a two week truceanest war on crows begins as wheat growers seek help against worm damage, crow flocks aiding worm control.
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United Press
Washington
Mar
Mill Village
Wallace
America
Japan
Paris Styles Reflect Evening Wear Trends in March
Paris fashion notes quote Magey Rouff on fashion rationale, detailing Winter to Summer transitions. The piece highlights semi-artful materials, tailored textures, and new silhouettes with emphasis on blues grays whites and bold greens, noting delicate trims and geometric detailing.
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Paris
Magey Rouff
Muggy
Summers Fashion Tip Highlights Magey Routt Trends
A fashion note highlights Summers wardrobe updates with bright colors, puff sleeves and pleated details. The piece emphasizes modern styling cues and suggests designers and fabrics suited to warm months.
Moran Keeps Secret Service on Duty Amid Retirement Doubt
Washington dispatch reports William H Moran chief of the Secret Service, who planned to retire, remains on the job by President Roosevelt’s directive. Moran, celebrated on his 700s birthday eve, directs one of the world’s top detective forces with a mix of charm and discipline. The force, about 162 agents, stays vigilant at the White House with Major Richard Jervis in charge locally, while a theft scare at the Treasury prompts renewed focus on protective duties.
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Frederick
Othman United Press
Washington
William H. Moran
Servi
Pbut
Roosevelt
Moran
Secret Service
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
van Alne
Woodrow Wisem
Uates
White House
Richard Jervis
Jervis
Florida
Treasury
Week's Book Reviews From The Unofficial Observer
The piece surveys current books on politics and adventure. It highlights H Allen Smith’s The Unofficial Observer a witty insider look at the Roosevelt era and lists key figures like Mrs. Roosevelt and Henry Wallace. It also reviews Elmer J Peterson’s Trumpets West, Eric Andreen saga, Georges DuParc's Crime Reporter and notes two Modern Library Giants Carlyle French Revolution and Bullfinch Mythology.
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Elmer J. Peterson
United Lands of the West
Sears
Andreen
Eric’ Andreen
Carlyle
Bullfinch
Modern
Dashiell Hammett
Walter J. Black Company
Edgar Allan Poe
Hervey Allen
Snakes Unearthed in Chardon Embankment Dig
More than 500 slumbering snakes were unearthed in a local embankment by CWA workers as shovels exposed reptiles ranging from about 6 inches to 18 inches in length.
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Chardon
CWA
Hurds Control Town Berwick Board Open Conflict
In Berwick Maine the Hurd family patrols the town board of selectmen as two of the three members, Walter and Charles Hurd, are brothers and part of the leadership dynamic within the local government.
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Berwick
Hurd
Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
Walter
Charles Hurd
Missouri professor honored as national journalism fraternity head
Columbia Missouri Thomas Morelock associate professor in the School of Journalism at Missouri University has been elected national president of Kappa Tau Alpha journalism fraternity. He succeeds Martin S. Osborn of Louisiana State University.
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Wissouri
Columbia
Thomas (. Morelock
Missouri University
Kappa Tau Alpha
Martin 5. Osborn
Louisiana State University
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Simon & Schuster
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Devil's ‘Sland
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Yesterday's Club
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