Corry Evening Journal Advertisement Rates Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows a local newspaper notice listing advertising rates and addresses for Westomal Advertising and related offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia along with postal class and per copy charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Evening Journal
Weat Sah Best
Ci Cong
Bocoleghove
Arthur Colegrove
Westomal Advertising
Feudemball, Inc
GT W. 4Th St
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeld-Lovely
Detroit
Federal sales tax debate hits local finances in many states
Communities face deficits as cities counties and schools urge new revenue. Advocates argue a federal sales tax could quickly fund local needs and curb inflation while economists warn of unequal fund distribution and local losses. Some call for a national sales tax and flexible rates to check speculation.
The Middle Way in National Politics
The piece argues the New Deal is a middle of the road movement between Ultra-conservatism and Socialism. It notes shifts in the Republican Party toward the left, mirrors swings in Britain and Scandinavia, and questions how far President Roosevelt will steer the policy amid a Congress with a strong radical faction seeking bolder action on inflation relief and other issues.
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Republican Old Guard
Great Britain
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Treaty prospects prompt Senate debate this winter
The two thirds Senate majority the New Deal holds stirs interest in international pacts. Great Lakes Seaway and League of Nations moves loom, with Selway treaty likely to reappear with minor changes. Roosevelt supports waterpower plans shaping national development, while League entry faces doubt as Baker pushes closer affiliation.
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Senate
League of Nations
Roosevelt
New York
Lehman
League
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
World Court Entrenchment Debate Spurs American Entry
Mr Baker argues governments are not internationalized, yet economic forces push global cooperation. He predicts strong support in Washington for United States participation in the World Court, a step long favored but delayed. Senators may soon approve American entry as leadership in world affairs gains appeal.
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Mr. Baker
Washington
World Court
Twenty Years Ago As Taken From the Journal Files
Corry reports sleighing fair on pavements with six to eight inches in some towns while Meadville is lightly covered at two o clock. Daughters of Critics discuss one house legislatures urging a shift to single chamber government. Nebraska experiments spark interest, noting states with split control and potential instability.
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Corry
Oj City
Mb Meadville
Sabella
Jean
Nebraska
Oil City
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Senate
Probe into death of Robert McNeil near Randolph
Contracto Maddocks leads a thorough inquiry into the death of youth Robert McNeil who died near the Brie mucks by Randolph while employed on a toiling project. Meanwhile Erie to Union City transmission line crews advance within a half mile of Union City. Four year old William Linas dies after pneumonia. Morgaridge attends county hearing in Erie. Hasbrouck family heads to Florida for the winter.
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Contracto Maddocks
Federal
Uesth
Robert McNeil
Randolph
Erie
Union City
William
William Linas
Star Signals Horoscope Reading by Octavine
November 19 guidance advises avoiding travel and messages this morning while suggesting restraint and quiet counsel. Afternoon to evening looks favorable for health, employment seeking, and recovering lost items. opt dates 19 through 28, 1935 for business growth.
Paris designer Patou returns to aristocratic couture
Paris reports Patou's midseason collection marks a refined return to elegance. The line features man-tailored black and white gowns with satin piping and a dramatic back strip, paired with ethereal blouses and voluminous sleeves, creating a severe yet sublime silhouette praised for its feminine restraint.
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Paris
Patou
Sprosa
Nfifeh
Garbo praised yet enigmatic in The Painted Veil fashion notes
Hollywood letters recount Richard Boleslawski guiding Greta Garbo for The Painted Veil. He describes her as a precise actor who rapidly shifts from tears to smiles, yet remains ethically reserved about scene stealing while colleagues get full performance opportunity. Fashion tips close the piece with map tailors.
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Hollywood
Calif
Richard Boleslawski
Garbo
Boleslawski
Miss Garbo
Bolestanek
Herbert Marshall
George Brent
The Urner Takes a Wife in Jumbled Broadway Review
United Press drama critique notes The Urner Takes a Wife as lively but uneven. Cast includes June Walker Molly Larkins and Henry Fonda in early major roles. The piece traverses canal and rail era history with brisk, sometimes sprawling characterization.
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Jack Gaver
United Press
New York
Tipae
Bolil
Wiser
Max Gordon
Rome
Walter
Edmonstn
Wir
Molly Larkins
Canal Bolt
Albsuy
Buffalo
Dan Harrow
Canal
Water Fund
Dan
Molly
Dossm
Trym
Aimanil
June Walker
Herb Williams
Youieville
Henry Fonda
Carr
Margaret Hamilton
Francis Pierlot
Gib Penrose
Ralph Riggs
Kate Mayhew
Landon Sees GOP in Middle Ground Amid Debates
Washington reports quote Governor Alf Landon of Kansas as saying the Republican party is neither ultra radical nor ultra conservative, calling it mid road amid changing economic and social conditions. He credits Kansas unity for his 1936 campaign prospects and notes differences within both parties. Landon supports cooperation with New Deal social legislation while keeping a core GOP platform. He mentions Governor-elect Marland’s oil policy stance and future political possibilities.
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Lyle
Wilson
United Press
Washington
Alf M. Landon
Rape
Kansas
Farm Belt
Landon
Mason Dixon Line
Republican Party
Republicas
Democratic Party
Arthur MH. Vandenberg
Congress
Ind
Helen Lynd
Eric Linden
Hal E. Dawison
Joyce Arling
Jerome Cowan
Lem Doyle
Lorn Rodgers
Robert #. Sloane
Margaret Whiley
Gertrude Mulgend
Margaret Gallahan
Vourtney Burr
Celor
New Deal
E. W. Marland
Oldahomm
Tum
Str
Muland
Marland
Gradnett
University of Kansas
Ann Jn
University
Topeka
Honié
Independence
Kank
California Votes Down EPIC Plan Reverberates Nationwide
Maryland residents back Epic style efforts with posters and law proposals. Civic groups urge removal of campaign signs within two weeks after elections. J Edgar Hoover era notes and Washington office updates pepper the piece, detailing Capitol cleanup and a Finance official’s bond sale after California results.
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United Press
Washington
Tipton Sinclair
California
Maryland
Yarrisons
PIC
West
EPIC
Schmalzs
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Bae
Big Boy
W. W. Morgaridge
Driving Park and Fair Association
W. R. Hasbrouck
Forlorida
Ube Euivoasatis Fiolations
Hollywood Film Shop
J Hawker
Sinclair Lewis
Lloyd
Enrible
Acei
Ace Burdette
Ace
Mars
Ralph Theodore
Paul Guillfoyle
Harry Worth
Kally
Squiliner
Fgo
Henry Hammond
George Abnott
Abbott
Kans
Lannyside
Ee Els
J. Edgar Hoover
Pennsylvania Avenues
Capitol
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Upton Sinclair
Public Works
Orange County
Hankor
R. Hy.Moulton & Co
Jones
Jane O'Brien
Helen Morrell
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Cantor Strost
Corry, Penn
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