Corry Evening Journal Advertising Rates Notice
Corry Evening Journal lists advertising rates and mail details. The notice lists affiliations with Fred Kimball Inc and multiple city offices, plus pricing for mail subscriptions and carrier delivery.
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Corry Evening Journal
Street
Corry
Pas
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Fred Kimball, Inc
44Th St
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Blocking What The New Deal Blocks Recovery
The Plain Dealer argues recovery under the New Deal proceeds despite critics claims. It cites steady employment gains, rising industrial output, and resilient retail trade through early 1944, noting measures exceed pre New Deal years and asking how recovery could be blocked if progress continues. It highlights figures from January to March and a Washington columnist’s notes on payrolls and production.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Roosevelt
Pullin
Betwen
Gree
New Deal
CWA
Paul Mallon
Washington
Oiher
Pacific Chess and Pacific Fleet Moves
The Pacific chess game shows naval move rhetoric with the United States shifting fleet strength through the Panama Canal. Japan pledges aggressive maneuvers against China and seeks protectorate status as Washington orders 30 new warships. Tokyo responds with conciliatory notes while a cruiser shakedown heads to Hawaii.
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Pacific
Atlantic
United States
Japan
China
Sireet
Panama Canal
Washington
Tokyo
Ban Fransisco
Hawaii
Miay
Silver remonetization debate lacks names of key figures
A segment of readers doubts the Mor genthau led remonetization push lists no prominent men. Analysts note investors seek profit from bullion and may seek to influence policy, while agreeing no scandal has emerged. questions focus on officials able to raise silver values via a new money standard.
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Morgenthau
Wong
Gold standard debate and tax reform threaten wealth hoards
A Washington correspondent notes pushback against price controls and hoarding, warns that high federal income tax brackets may confiscate great wealth. The piece argues loopholes will be closed, favoring broader tax reform. It stresses moral and economic shifts toward justice and fair sharing of abundance.
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Washington
Moscow Gazette of the Soviet Union Reveals Oddities Abroad
A summary from the Soviet Union reported by the Economic Review describes Moscow factories turning out motorcycles and oil tests, a new subway in construction, automatic telephones, armored trains, and a growing hospitality industry. It notes travel ads and tourist guides, with expectant hopes for American visitors to see progress and modernity in Russia.
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Tere
Moscow Dress Trust
Leninsky Soviet Theatre
Red October
Leningrad
Lenin
Moscow Park of Culture and Rest
Midscow
New York
Abest
Uver Mochaing
Baku
Novosbirsk
Siberi
Maikop Oil Trust
Apsheron
Sevkovino
Manchuria
Moscow
Path Radio
Wbtery
Amberg "Trading Corporation
Russia
Cincinnati Public Golf Fees Slashed for 1934 Season
City officials cut municipal golf course rates to keep public links open. Men will pay 16 dollars and women 10 dollars for the season as the courses shift from profit to public service, with operations justified by need.
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Cincinnati— Municipas
Pilin
Schiaparelli Day in Paris Styles Fashion Notes
May 1 Paris Styles previews Schiaparelli outfits. A black crepe dress with ruched taffeta collar, bright cellophane scarf, suede purse, gloves, bonnet, and natural flax sports suit in tricot weave are highlighted. Gown uses white Newbark rayon with blue, black, white ruching and square neckline. Hem and silhouette noted as fashion mystery.
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Paris
Schiaparelli
Iguretti
Newburk
Star Signs and a Transportation Incident
Horoscope notes reveal Aquarius traits and fashion tips while a separate report describes patient Robert Marling riding with an ambulance driver to a hospital after a Gaylord mine incident. Authorities later found no injuries, and Marling returned home by trolley.
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Bellaire
Gaylord
Robert
Marling
Warren High to meet Corry High in opener at home
Twenty years ago a local note reports Warren High School gearing up for a home game against Corry High on the football grounds tomorrow afternoon. Also mentioned are Mrs Dowanta Goring’s 67th birthday surprise, Avery Crowell’s move to Columbus, and minor local happenings including Odd Fellows gathering, railroad yard work, and Otto Mulderick’s pneumonia illness.
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Warren High Nine
Corry High
Foo
High Wit
Norby
Will Rogers to star in Ah Wilderness on Pacific Coast tour
Hollywood veteran Will Rogers, aged 54, plans a move into legitimate theater by joining Eugene ONeill's Ah Wilderness. He explains his reluctance to change words from the script, notes his stage hiatus, and says the role could be short if his current film commitments proceed as planned.
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Hollywood
Calif
Will Rogers
Eugene O'Ns
Rogers
Will
O'Neil
George M. Cohan
Lake David Harum
Faust
Santa Monto+ Canyon
Thomas Paine Horn in England and Early American Life
Fragmentary entry recounts Thomas Tani born in 1787 and voyage to America. Mentions return to New York and death in 1800, with garbled details suggesting travel and illness or hardship during colonial era.
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Thomas Paine Horn
England
Thomas Tani
Te Boglam
Azellen
America
New York
Elf
San Cura Ointment Promises Relief for Various Ailments
Customers praise San Cura Ointment claiming it cured blood poisoning and skin issues for a child, with testimonials from Mrs. D. B. Sinclair San Cura Soap and Ointment shown as miracle products. Ads request orders and samples, listing uses for burns cuts eczema chapped skin and insect bites.
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D. B. Sinclair
North Lena Street
Dathan
Ala
Tam
Europe
Jonni Opray
R. D
Kent
Wash
Jas
W. Geiger
D. St, Tn
Washington, D.C
Thompson Medics Company
Romagnino In Stavisky Case A Shadowed Secretary Turned Foe
Gilbert Romagnino, once Stavisky’s secretary and confidant, emerges as a flawed figure who aided Swindler Stavisky yet feared exposure. Abandoned, he fled Champex, betrayed by fear, later turning himself in and awaiting trial as the Stavisky scandal exposed the depth of his involvement.
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Samuel Dashiell
Thomas Cope
United Press
Paris
Stavisky
Gilbert Romagnino
Ariver
Champs-Bigsees
Romagnino
Romagnn
Alexanders
Stavinky
Chamonix
Servarc
Romangaijin
Jnst
Underworld
Funeral of Leon Besson in Corry
Memory of Leon Besson, Corry resident aged, remembered at funeral held at 2 o'clock from the home of his son George Besson 117 West Washington Street Rev Francis Graves officiated Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery Bearers named Charles Lester Millard Davison Floyd Holly Glenn Gates Myron Reynolds John Foley Relatives from out of town include Mr and Mrs S W Bolenbaugh Mr and Mrs LaVayn Stewart of Connesit Ohio and Mr and Mrs Jess Holland of North Springfield Pa Albert Mudean of Columbus Pa
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Leon Besson
Corry
George Besson
West
Washington Street
Francis Graves
Pine Grove Cemetery
Charles Lester
Millard Davison
Floyd Holly
Glenn Gates
Myron Reynolds
John Foley
5. W. Bolenbaugh
LaVayn, Stewart
Connesit
Ohio
Jess Holland
North Springfield
Albert Mudean
Collimbus
Scouts Seek Garden Tools in Kearney Nebraska
Garden implements needed for federal relief garden projects are scarce in Kearney. Boy Scouts, who spent a day collecting tools, seek more to reward themselves for the effort and future work.
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Kearney
Neb
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G. P. Brown
Pleasantville
Odd Fellows
Maddie Attell
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wallace Parkhurst
West Chure Street
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Otto Mulderick
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