Corry Evening Journal imprint and mailing details
The page shows publication data for the Corry Evening Journal including address, publisher Arthur Golegrove, national advertising representation by Fred Kimball Inc, Chicago and Pittsburgh trade addresses, post office entry in Corry Pa, and subscription rates of five dollars yearly three cents per copy fifteen cents weekly.
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West South Street
Corry
Golegrove
Arthur Golegrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
46Th St
New York Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com. Blig
Pittsburgh
Openly Flouting The Postal Service In Hoover Era
The piece condemns Hoover administration pressure on postmasters and civil service, detailing threats and public browbeating by W Irving Glover and cabinet members. It argues postmasters are being used as puppets, forced to support Hoover and face removal for dissent, marking a new debasement of the postal service.
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Hoover
Omaha
Postal Service
P. M
W. Irving Glover
Missouri Postmaster’s ‘Association
Springfield
Washington
Civil Service
Night features proposed at Fair Association meeting
Twenty years ago the Fair Association directors debated evening shows with grounds illuminated for night programs. News notes rapid railroad work west of the city, peach crop losses along the lake, a large new car delivered to M T Berliner, paving work from State Line to French Creek, and an Elks dance with a playful Lions and Lamb motif. Citizens plan a fund from car owners to improve Hare Creek road in Wayne township.
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The
Fair Association
Lastight
Bush and Percival
Buffalo
State Line
French Creek Bridge
Wayne Township
Hare Creek
Managerial responsibility and the modern company
Mr Owen Young awards Gerard Swope a gold medal for organizing social welfare among GE workers and urges managers of large firms to act as trustees with triple duties to investors workers and consumers. He cites Professor Fairchild on wage policy and the shift from pure profit motive to humanity motive in modern management. Also a notice for furnished or unfurnished rooms for rent through Mrs. G. Alexander.
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New York Times
Owen Young
National Institute of Social Science
Gerard Swope
Young
Mr. Young
Swope
General Electric
Fairchild
Harper's
B. Alexander
North Center
Street
What was the first road constructed in Erle county
A fragmented quiz item asks about Erle county road history the capital of the Irish Free State settled by Gen. Oglethorpe and the recent assassination of a European leader plus a note on a penny toll page 7 and Professor Fairchild’s hopeful mood about recovery.
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Erle County
Book notes praise Haggard on medical history and Bromfield tale
The column reviews Dr. Howard W. Haggard’s The Leme, the Hult and the Blind, praising its coverage of medical discoveries from Florence Nightingale to the stethoscope and its illustrations. Roy Flannagan’s Amber Satyr gets high mark for drama and atmosphere. Banana Gulde by Carleton Beals receives a tepid critique, while Twenty Thousand Years in Sing Sing chronicles prison life under Warden Lawes, highlighting reforms and notable inmates. Louis Bromfield’s As Modern Hero is acclaimed as a major Bromfield novel, with praise for its vivid storytelling and enduring appeal.
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H. Allen Smith
United Press
Howard W. Haggard
Yale
Harpers
Haggard
Florence Nightingale
Dorothea Dix
Roy Flannagan
Doubleday Doran
UF Luther Harris
Flannagan
Carleton Beals
Lippincott
Beals
Central America
Guatemala
Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
Sing Sing
New York
Lewis
Lawes
Clinton Prison
Ossining
Charles Chapin
New York World
Chapin
Misplaced Credit on Bee Hexagonal Cell Fitness
A fragment discusses how bees do not truly form perfect hexagonal cells for honey storage. It notes Darwin’s remarks on efficiency, then argues bees create cylindrical cells that pack together to resemble a six-sided figure, driven by mathematical constraints. The piece emphasizes natural arrangement over ideal symmetry.
Campaign anecdotes and early Washington notes from May
United Press reports from Washington on May 16 recounts of jokes at campaign stops by Senator Gore and Senator Johnson, a quip about Hoover's kidnapping, and new publications. It notes Mrs. Hattie Caraway's quiet freshman year contrasted with Huey Long's active early tenure, including committee assignments and speeches.
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United Press
Washington
Gore
Oklahoma
Hiram Jotiason
California
Hoover
Republican Party
White House
Hattie Caraway
Arkansas
Huey Long
Lousiana
Jess Hodlen
Caraway
Car Found Here Is Re-Claimed By Owner
John Cadman of Warren Ohio arrived Saturday and reclaimed the Ford found abandoned in Pine Grove Cemetery. police explain the car was stolen May 10 from Warren and the thieves left skeleton keys books rope tarpaulins and an extra set of Ohio license plates in the vehicle. Cadman began return to Ohio with the car Saturday evening. Reheated Bread: chemists find reheating bread restores freshness temporarily and can be repeated up to seven times before moisture loss negates benefit.
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John Cadman
Warren
Pine Grove
Cadman
Aim
Ohio
Motive in Lindbergh Tragedy Examined as Revenge Claim
Dr E Dudding founder of The Prisoners Relief Society argues the Lindbergh baby case centers on revenge and mental abnormality rather than ransom. He cites a supposed motive rooted in anger at justice and personal animosity, suggesting the crime could be the result of a vendetta against wealth and power.
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Charles P Stewart
Central
Mrexs Stayt Weiler
Washington, D. C
Dr. E. Dudding
the Prisoners’ Relief Society
Nohaire
Ile Planet
Northwest Counties Veterans Rally Grants Non-Suit In Warren
In Warren on May 16 a large crowd attended the Northwest Counties Council Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting at the Armory. The program opened with parades by the Bue Drum Corps Frankl Drum Corps and Warren VFW Band and included entertainment. Also noted were attendees from St Marys Dubois Corry Erie Oil City Franklin Titusville and other nearby posts. A separate case, George Zobrest and his father vs J P Carlson, saw a non-suit granted in trespass after a boy lost an eye from an air gun. The Freil-Reid Corporation received a verdict for 428.27. Judge Avard set May 20 for a special divorce hearing in Hollis J Burr v Bertha Burr.
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Warren
Nany
Northwest Counties Council
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bue
Frankl
Warren V. F. W
St. Maryn
DuBois
Corry
Erie
Oil City
Franklin
Titusville
Wancel
George Zobrest
William Zobrest
J. P. Carlson
Zobrest
Freil-Reid Corporation
Avird
Hollis J. Burr
Bertha Burr
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Corry Evening Journal
Hile
Westfield
Frank Gillette
M.T. Berliner
Lion
Tur
Journal
Hudson
Francis “Two- Gun" Crowley
Ruth Snyder
America
Louis ‘Bromfeld
Stokes
Bromfield
Mary
Pierre
Washington Poole
Mrs. Hoover
London
Mr. Hoover
George Washington Bicentennial Commission
George Washington
Senator Long
Ben Franklin
F Model Dairy CO
Corry, Penna
France
Veterans’ Bureau
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Stout
Timmiger
Sourlands
Landergh
EE Dudding
W.F.W
Grant
Oil City Trust Eee Itty, Ha
Nainsook Union
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Center St
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