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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1934

Page

3

Corry Evening Journal Advertising Rates and Mail Terms

The notice lists publishing details for Corry Evening Journal including address, publisher Arthur Colegrove, advertising representatives, and national networks. Rates show two mail options at five dollars per year or two dollars fifty per year, with carrier pricing per copy and weekly rates. It notes post office registration as second class mail and restricted territory, with specifics on delivery and advertising terms.

Corry Evening Journal West South Street Corry Colegrove Arthur Colegrove National Advertising Fred Kimball, Inc 44Th St New York Bartlett Milwaukee Michigan Square Chicago Stormfeltz-Lovely Detroit

Radical Ministry to Sotomy Professors Growing Radical

A survey of 100 000 ministers by Kirby Page shows about 18 000 favor more cooperative reforms, with 10 691 backing drastic capitalism changes. A majority supports wealth taxes, regulated private banks, and pacifism, while lawyers remain comparatively conservative in stance.

Sotomy Kirby Page New York the Inquirer United States Co-Operative Commonwealth Communist Party Socialist Party mMhere

A Recov ery Tariff Debate Shows Shift in Policy

The article argues that protective tariffs are moving from nautical control to a broader economic issue. It notes cross party support for a freer foreign trade stance led by President Roosevelt and key officials. It suggests a sane middle course between free trade and harsh protectionism and questions Congress delegating tariff authority to the President for reciprocal trade.

Roosevelt Hull Stimson The Treasury Mills O'Brien Tariff Commission Oura Yoe Street Congress Ogen

A GRAZY WAR Fights and tempers drive costly Bolivia Purest clash

The piece lampoons a senseless war between Bolivia and Purest, noting nations exhaust treasuries over hollow aims like copper and oil while political legalists amplify protracted battles. It cites the Genevit report attributing conflict to governing class tempers and legalistic obstruction.

Bolivia Purest

South American iguan? ism stirs deadly debate

The piece cites New York Times observations on converging factors driving conflict in the Chaco region including ideology, imperial influence, rivalries, and pacifism debates. It questions whether war defenders can justify such a conflict amid evolving regional tensions.

New York ‘Times Chaco

Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files May 7 1934

Council last evening awarded a contract for paving on the south side of the city to M Love and Son for 19609.85 dollars. A jail case and school salary changes are noted along with local accidents and society events. The Missionary Societies of the Erie Presbytery held their annual convention with over 100 delegates. Improvements at the Corry Pair and Driving Park Association were approved. Mrs. J P Canby of Corry died at Corry Hospital. Charles Trimble plans to open the dancing pavilion at the fairgrounds next week.

Corry Pair and Driving Park Association

Conneaut Lake Man Found Dead in Home

Meadvllle May 7 A pullet through the head ended the life of Alph Osborne 44 at Conneaut Lake in his home on Saturday as two sons discovered him Despondent over ill health he had a wide acquaintance in the Conneaut Lake community Coroner W B Byham ruled it a suicide and ordered no inquest

Meadville Alph Oshorne Conneaut Lake W. B. Byham

Senators Battle Etiquette As Pages Face Conduct Sharpened

Washington May 7 Senate pages draw attention for mischief in the chamber amid jokes about a paper clip prank and a black eye from a rubber hand. Meanwhile leaders press a tariff bill as time becomes a political weapon with late sessions and a clock that fools lawmakers.

Washington Senate

LILLIAN GUILD MEMBERS REPORT BREAKFAST TICKET SALES

Members are urged to report the number of tickets sold for the breakfast to Mise Georgia Myers no later than Wednesday.

Lillian Guild Mise Georgia Myers Toon

Hollywood film shop shaping actress or not

Hollywood mother Heather Ralston plans to give her two year old daughter Carol Ann Ralston the benefits of theatrical training while allowing her to choose her own path. Ralston says acting is fascinating but stresses that children should decide their careers, noting Carol Ann already shows dramatic storytelling talent.

Alanson Edwards United Press Hollywood Calif Carol Ann Ralston Hsther * Ralston Miss Ralston Carol Ann Misa Ralston Joan Crawford Laurie Mckee

Star Signals By Octavine

The column notes the sea and humor as beneficial, with Leo traits suited to politics and government work. It warns against love matters this year, calls June 17 lucky, and cautions about accidents on May 14 while suggesting December 23 31 offers public help.

Leo

Bead Gow Broke Luge Superion Cattle Death Triggers Trapping

In Wisconsin at the Booth Range farm Donald Olmstead found a cow dying and believed bad luck. He laid out some traps around the carcass and over a few days trapped two coyotes whose pelts fetched 49 dollars.

Wis Donald Olmstead Booth Rangé Farm

Erie Man Near Death After Stabbing Attack

Angelo Del Musi a 34 resident of 810 12 Wayne Street remains near death at St Vincent's Hospital after a merciless stabbing spree. He was injured along the upper body including lungs during a ride out Grubb road when an unidentified passenger attacked him with a long sharp instrument. Authorities describe multiple deep wounds and say the assailant fled after the assault. The victim is unable to identify his attacker and police continue inquiries.

Erie Angelo _Del Musi Wayne Street St. Vincent's Hospital Ridge Road B.C. Myers 3Rd Street B.C. Irwin 20Th Street Irwin ‘Transportation O DeMass Weigeltown Barracks Reymond Blythe Grubb DeMasi Fini DeMesi

Scouts Build Bridges At Camp Dawson For Summer

Scout Troop 58 members work on a large thirty foot bridge and a dam across a ravine at Camp Dawson Columbus. Log foundation under earth covers forms sturdy structure. Boat building will follow after dam completion. Eight members joined Troop 53 on May 2 during a ritual led by the troop goat Merrick.

Wiepes UW Troop 58 Dawson Columbus Dir Nambers Brown Shamburg Whitehead Shoop Dundon Swanson Samiple Merrick Goat

Stavisky Triggered Vendetta Behind Galmot Death in Guiana

Paris May 5 Nine years after adventurer and rum-millionaire Jean Galmot died in French Guiana from alleged poisoning Stavisky's network is linked to his demise. Galmot exposed the swindler Stavisky and his gang leading to threats and a later deathbed accusation. The case ties Crime, politics and vengeance across oceans as investigators connect the Stavisky scandal to Galmot's mysterious end.

Samuel Dashiell Thomas Cope United Press Paris Jean Galmut French Guiana Tive Galmot Ines Arlette Simon “Stavisky Jean Galmol St. Peteraburg Tonsul Guiana Ballilingy Champs Elysees Stavisky Chanters of Deputies Arlette M. Edward Pachot Simh Rue Des Darnes Marly-le-Roi Annette Simon Galmet Staylsky Lter Far-Awsy Guiana Jean Galmet Pakeno France Jean Galmot

Paris Styles Modern Alpaca Fashion Tip

Paris on May 7 discusses evolving alpaca fabric trends in women’s wardrobes. It urges choosing genuine alpaca over harsh substitutes, praising soft, silklike texture and the careful craftsmanship that revived this fabric since ancient times, advising discriminating wearers to seek authentic materials.

Lava bear captured near La Vida River area in Oregon

A lava bear, a rare species, was trapped near La Vida Falls in Oregon. The brain reportedly weighed over 50 pounds. A second item notes a 200 year old chain drive water clock owned by Harry Klee in Fond du Lac Wisconsin describing early clockwork mechanisms.

Here Fond DU Lac Wis Harry Klee Pond du

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Wish J.P. Albert Spring Creek L. Wilson Board of Education Mal Rickerson South Genter Street Howard Annery the Missionary Societies of the Erie Presbytery J. P. Canby Gorry Corry Hospital Charles Trimble Fair Grounds Higen Huey P. Long di la Wile Peter Norbeck Louisiana Hollywood Film Shop Angelo de Omasi SCOUT Mary Knight Frank C. Chapin & Sons Center St Tray Apn Cite House EE Aal
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