Corry Evening Journal advertising and subscription note
Advertising rates and subscription prices announced for Corry Evening Journal. Public notice lists rates by mail in advance and by carrier, with regional advertising representatives in New York Milwaukee Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Corry Evening Journal
Corry
A.D. Colegrove
William P. Lombard
Oache National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
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Pacific Flight and Pacific Boundaries Opinion Piece
The piece argues that American air power stretches from San Francisco to Midway and Hawaii, outlining a proposed Pacific perimeter. It asserts the United States seeks no hostile action and aims to avoid territorial or economic gains in Asia, recalling past Philippine policies and warning Japan and others to respect bounds.
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Honoldu
Midway Island
Japan
San Francisco
Hawaii
North America
Asia
Aleutian
Alastean
Puget Sound
Pacific
China
Philippine Islands
Industrial farming and the future of American industry
Henry Bord predicts a shift from forests and mines to farm grown raw materials for industry. A H McCarroll of Ford cites early progress and a 1989 program targeting 434000 acres and various livestock and crop outputs. Wheeler McMillen argues agriculture will split 50 60 percent between food and industrial materials, with pioneers adopting new production lines.
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Henry Bord
A. H. McCarroll
Ford Motor Company
Wheeler McMillen
American Agricultuire Ics
Colonies Back a Sane Move at Premiers Conference
A South African premier signals willingness to surrender Southwest Africa to Germany at a London gathering of dominion leaders. He cites fears of black unification in Africa and argues Britain could cede parts of its mandates to secure peace, reflecting broader German colonial ambitions and era tensions.
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South Africa
Beith Dominions
London
British South Africa
Germany
Southwest Africa
Sou Africa
Great Britain
Africa
Germay le
Afric
Bitter ruler seeks peace by returning colonies
The speaker is determined to expand yet bitterly resentful over losing her colonies, noting she never achieved much as a colonial power. Returning those colonies would be a cheap price for peace.
Supreme Court decision challenges railway pension act
The piece argues the ruling stems from loose framing and illogical clauses rather than principle and notes Chief Justice Hughes’s minority critique on social responsibility for human wastage. It predicts future tests from liberal judges and a growing acceptance that industry bears responsibility for worker wastage through age or accident.
Dita Parlo Spotted In Chic Paris Cafe Fashion
Paris Style notes capture German film star Dita Parlo at Cafe dela Paty looking chic in a spring mutt. The actress, between Vienna and London shoots, plans future work in America. Describes her brown beige tweed coat, checkered skirt, yellow sweater, squirrel rim hat, and brown accessories as a complete ensemble.
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Paris
Dita Parlo
Cafe Dela Paty
Vienna
London
America
Paulo
Towlay
Hollywood Studio Engineer Keeps Sets Safe For Film
In Hollywood May 15 a Paramount engineer, A C Zoulis, oversees safety for employees and set structures. He drafts maps of studio air, gas, and water lines, computes space on sound stages, and ensures strong safety margins. He developed fireproofing formulas for wigs and costumes and designs dam and city scenes, even blowing them up when needed.
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Hollywood
A. C. Zoulis
Paramount
Zoulis
Youlis
Dun
Star Signals May 15 Zodiac Forecast Highlights
May 15 readings favor those born October 24 to November as emotional shifts influence Morning Bay and Afternoon Goort periods. Warns against social gaffes, urges discretion about private matters, and notes caution for business finances from October 3 to 25 with potential extravagance affecting partnerships.
Secret Service holds press conferences mark bold shift
United Press reports Washington May 5 the secret service for the first times in its history has held two press conferences. Assistant Chief Murphy showcased counterfeit bills though not as souvenirs. The move signals a shift toward public attention to crime headlines alongside broader government efforts against crime.
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United Press
Washington
Secret Service
Joseph B. Murphy
Murphy
Department of Justice
Allo Bbe Tresmury
Internal Revenue
Fire ends long mine blaze after 15 years of struggle
A persistent mine fire at the McCoy mine site, long feared and noted as a raptor on the property, was extinguished by a crew of 14 workers. They worked since May of last year, completing the task at a cost reported around 14 thousand dollars.
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McCoy Sou
Hery
Nelly
Youngstown Canal Plan Faces Industrial Backing
Five hundred million dollars in steel and allied industries in Youngstown rely on cheap water transport. The Youngstown Chamber of Commerce backs a proposed Ohio River to Lake Erie canal passage through Struthers, with major local mills and firms hoping for reduced freight costs. The waterway plan has mixed engineering reviews and spurred an opposition campaign by the Upper Ohio Valley Association.
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Richard J. Lamb, JR
United Press
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Ohio
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Youngstown Chamber of Commerce
Hoth Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Republic Steel Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
Army
Beaver
Struthers
Mahoning River
Republic Steel
Struthers Iron and Steel
United States Steel
Trusco Steel
United Engineering and Foundry
Sharon Steel
W. D. Styer
Federal
B. (M. Markham
Washington
Board of Engineers
General Markham
George H. Dern
Tir
Senate Commerce Committee
Upper Ohio Valley Association
Upper Ohio Valley
Itu
Sen~aly Commerce Committee
Twenty Years Ago in Corry May 15 1915 Highlights
Journal files summarize local events including Good Roads Day led by the Motor Club with Mayor Patterson and City Commission volunteering to rake and shovel. W W Franklin marks his ninety years. Stolen farm property traced to Concord township and now owned by Bn An. A moving picture machine arrives at Amusell theater. Various residents visit, marry, travel, and plan social events.
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Motor Club
Corry
Patterson
City Commission
Bound to Be Read by George Mientel's Hand-out
A critical review argues that George Mientel's Hand-out claims Americans are shaped by elaborate propaganda funded by the Administration. It details media manipulation across press, radio, newsreels, and word-of-mouth, and notes government publicity hires, costs, and effects on relief spending and food prices.
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George Mientel
Putnam
Washington
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Steel and Allied Industries of
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Ohio Valley
By AL Scott
Scott
New Guinea
Christ Child
B. A. Guignon
W. W. Franklin
Geers Sturrock
Nelson
Concord Township
Columbus
Gabriel Horn
Red Seamans
Eric
Mary Nelson
J. C. Shamburg
Amusell Theater
North Center Street
E. M. Bonsteer
Lotta
Erie
H. L. Spiesman
Euclid Street
Elsie Ross
India
C. H. Bagley
Warren
Battling" Kopin
Titusville
Kid Man- Wel
Dunkirk
Stanford Hope Company
William Thomas Walsh
Connecticut
Walsh
Robert M. Mcpride & Co
Stephen West
Crystal Ice Co
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