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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
May 01, 1933
Page
3
Fragmentary historical note with scattered names
A garbled OCR snippet lists scattered personal names and terms like January and 1919, with phrases about loyalty, faces, and a Black of 1919 note. The text is incomplete, offering few clear events or context and no complete sentences.
The Last Of The Farm Board Wheat Ends
A report notes the final disposal of the Farm Board wheat stocks ending government price pegging in the grain market. The piece argues the board’s three year effort failed and warns against similar state interventions in price supports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Farm Board
Bri2il
Twenty Years Ago In Our City Sport News Highlights
The six team City Baseball League formed at the Chamber of Commerce meeting and other local items include Glenn R. Davis buying a 25 horsepower Shidebaker auto, Clarence Powell’s Shanghai magazine mailout, a live snake in a study hall, Moore wholesale liquor store sale to Sharon, Breshman basketball at Amhherst College, Clark mill stock stockpiling, the Hallelujah wedding of Cadets Hawley and Van Tassel at Salvation Army citadel, Prof. J W Strong attending a principals round table, Erie trolley man Curtze visiting, and Judge Barker plus T H Brown fishing at Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn R. Davis
Shidebaker
Clarence Powell
Shanghai
Social
Clark
C. Wilsworth Hawley
Vinnie van Tassel
Salvation Amy
Governor’s pledge sparks pledge of jobs and reform in Olympia
Thousands seek state employment as Governor Clarence D. Martin vows changes that would purge Republican officeholders. He argues government must lead and cites Canada’s retaliation as a caution. The plan links trade adjustments to broader revival and employment relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Clarence D. Martin
Offigis
Anges
Canada
Foulkrod Key Figure in Bonus Rally Fallout
Washington scene last spring saw bonus army leaders press for a march on the capital. Harold B. Foulkrod, a persuasive but controversial advocate, sparked unity and resentment amid veterans, later boos and ejections, then temporary removal from the Senate gallery before returning.
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United Press
Washington
White House
Senate
House of Representatives
Alow
House
Roosevelt
Harold B. Foulkrod
Anacostia
Philadelphia
Foulitrod
Bonus Army
Foullrod
Capitol
Foulkrod
Nats
Bia
Min
Primitive of Lesbos Reveals Early Botany Breakthrough
Fragmentary note credits Theophkustus of Lesbos as a primitive botanist who explored humnal... the text asserts he walled the world’s first humnlit and achieved a 300 percent G, claiming a revived science of botany after a long stagnation of about 1,800 years.
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Theophkustus
Lesbos
Hollywood's 1800 actors shape film world in LA
United Press reports Hollywood centers on about 1800 people responsible for film production with thousands more in supporting roles. The piece quotes actors and directors naming Hollywood as a promised land contest or place of hero worship, with opinions ranging from dazzling to self conscious.
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Sy Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Gary Cooper
Adrienne Ames
Maurice Chevalier
Jack Osbie
Mil
Richard Arien
Ricardo Cortez
Clive Brook
Claudetts Colbéri
Marlene Dietrich
Buster Crebben
Bing Crosby
Jack la Rue
Gail Patrick
Omfcest
Timon
Bary Grant
George Ralt
Poster Contest Awards by W C T U Highlight Local Work
The S T I department of the local W C T U sponsored a poster contest drawing fifty two fifth and sixth graders from Corry schools. First prize 2 00 Shirley Chi Concord school Miss Baressi teacher 1 00 to Allen Dean Junior High Miss Wilson teacher 1 00 to Lucile Kiren Washington school Mrs Randall teacher and others honorable mention Lyle Damon Washington school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.T. I
Corry
Shirley Chi
Concord
Miss Baressi
Allen Dean
Miss Wilson
Ith
Lucile Kiren
Washington School
Randall
Robert Taylor
Canford
Brooks
Lyle Damon
jung#3
Chas. Hubertz
A.D. Colegrave
Virginia Sullivan
Shirley Olin
Pennsylvania
Do You 4. When C P Northrop was manager of the Street railway
Question prompts seek dates for four historical queries: the tenure of C P Northrop as street railway manager. the relocation of Wilcox’s meat market from Mulhern property to Wright Block. John Calkins’s active involvement with Corry Metal Furniture Co. and the route change of the Pennsylvania A B R 30 line between Corry and Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Northrop
B. Wilcox
Mulhern
Streef
Wright Block
John Calkins
Corry Metal Furniture Co
Corry
Centerville
Will probate in Spokane favors och over ave reading
In Spokane Washington the probate case of Claes Andrew centers on two Swedish words och and ave in a hand written will. The court ruled och meaning and, granting eight beneficiaries rather than seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Claes Andrew
Fragmented quotes reveal weathered showbiz quips
A garbled OCR passage lists remarks by Edward Sutherland Peggy Hopkins Joyce Mae West about deferred hopes payments and unlikely fantasies. The text suggests a satire on show business culture and dream chasing with fragmented phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sutherland
Peggy Hopkins Troyce
Santa Claus
Mae West
Paris Styles and Fashion Notes from May
Paris reporter Mary Knight describes the Le Puy de Poule weave used in wool and silk garments. The fabric ranges from tiny cross stitch like patterns to larger square motifs and is favored in black and white and red and white combinations. P A Patchen will return to Franklin after a two day city visit where he works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
P A. Patchen
Franklin
City
Fine service for Columbus mail trains noted
Announcement from Columbus reports improved mail service on the Erie railroad with multiple trains listed east and westbound including Nos 2 3 7 38 and 27. Malls should be ready in the Columbus Post Office half an hour before train arrivals or dispatch. George Kester and Bernard Burrett returned home from Erie after a visit with friends.
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Columbus
Erle Ridlroad
Lhe Best Citimjhus Cver
Columbus Post Officome
George Kester
Bernard Burett
Erie
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