Corry Evening Journal advertising and mailing details
The notice lists Corry Pennsylvania publishing details with advertising representative names and addresses in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh, postage rates, mail and carrier pricing, and publisher information for the daily paper excluding Sundays. It identifies Colegrove as a contact and mentions national advertising representation by Fred Kimball Inc.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
AD Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York
Futile argument on inflation and sound money ideas
The piece critiques the inflation debate as a futile exchange, noting lack of common definitions and facts. It cites John W. Love of the Cleveland Press and argues sound money advocates offer little beyond budget balancing calls, while others fail to propose concrete policy steps.
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John W. Love
Cleveland Press
Kemmerer
New York State Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Italy to abolish parliament and fund corporate state plan
The essay compares American NRA codes to medieval guilds and Italy's Mussolini era plan for industrial and commercial guilds. It notes Italy would grant guilds autonomy under a corporate state, with the Premier dominating government and abolishing the Chamber of Deputies while the Senate serves as advisory. It warns the plan is unlikely to be adopted elsewhere.
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NRA
Gerard Swone
Italy
Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
House of Representatives
Talian Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
Pittsburgh leaders seek tax breaks to spur vast building boom
A newly elected Pittsburgh mayor leads residents proposing lighter taxes to push the legislature to allow buildings to be taxed far less heavily than land. They argue reduced building taxes would attract contractors and hasten development across Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
Land Tax Debate Cited as Possible Policy Shift
The speaker suggests a land tax could be affordable for owners and not revolutionary, noting foreign nations tax buildings less and some tax improvements none. While applied at times in the U S, Pittsburgh residents may meet opposition from Grittes who would label it single tax. the discussion centers on words and names more than substance.
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Pittsburgh
Grittes
Help for 2 Million People Through Public Works
Government aid can create jobs for about two million people this month and sustain relief into six weeks, not as charity but as constructive work. The program aims to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, shelter the homeless while ensuring work for self respect and recovery. The effort is intended to boost the nation’s economy and offer a brighter Christmas and new year. A grand champion Poland China hog and 10000 pounds of sweet potatoes were shown as entrance fees to Louisiana State University for Norman Watson, a 20 year old freshman.
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Americana
Poland
Louisiana State University
Norman Watson
Milk wagons quiet Boston with pneumatic tires
Local dairy keeps early deliveries silent by using pneumatic automobile tires on horse drawn milk wagons. The change reduces noise in the morning hours while preserving traditional wagon methods in Boston.
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Boston
Jocal Dairy
Coffee Bottle Accident Injures Man in Reston
In Reston a bottle of coffee shattered during heating, causing a cut to a man’s throat. He was near a source of heat when the bottle exploded, with minor facial injuries reported.
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Lake Reston
Sam
Twenty Years Ago From Corry Journal Files
Mayor elect John B Patterson and City Solicitor Skincald will represent Corry at a Third class cities meeting. A three year old boy was severely scalded in Union City and treated at Corry Hospital. Welter Shuss of a local studio is testing electricity in photography. John Monroe Hodges of Niobe, 88, is praised as a leading pedestrian. Hodges walked home with furs carried on his back after hunting. Sam Shannon travels to Buffalo to fetch two horses for Gap Powers. Harold Jewell visits Clymer for a week of business. The What Happened to Mary company arrives from Kane after a show. Supt W G Coughlin and Pennsy officials pass through. S W Brown leaves for Bumalo and Niagara Falls on business.
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John B. Patterson
Skincald
Corry
John Monroe Hodges
Niobe
Cory
Fragmented historical snippet with garbled names and places
The readable fragments reference figures such as Wien Mie and Jak Keefe in a garbled context about locations like Ajax, The Haimon Opera House, Corry and Manley Crosby. Details are unclear, with misordered phrases and missing dates or events, making precise summary difficult.
Paris society notes black dominates Paris fashion
Mistinguette, a 60 year old ballerina, wears an evening gown from Molyneux in black panne sauvage velvet with dropped shoulders and high decollete. Princess Nicholas of Romania also sports a tight black tubed dress with a pink and pale blue glaze at the waist. Countess de Revilla-Camargo favors a black wool afternoon suit with black moire trim. a black moire jacket lined with black moire and trimmed with Persian lamb completes the ensemble. Black dominates as the color trend despite talk of brown.
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Paris
Mistinguette
Casing de
Couturiers
Molyneux
Nicholas
Romania
Countess de Revilla-Camargo
Doyle jailed for kicking wife from bed on probation
Maurice Doyle is serving six months in jail after kicking his wife Eileen out of bed. He was sentenced while still on probation.
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Sboston
Maurice Doyle
Eileen
Doyle
Notable USDA official's year of research and a golf bet
United Press reports Louis2 Stanley head of the USDA Bureau of Home Economics outlines a busy year of experiments on vitamins in eggs wheat and lettuce testing fats for baking frying carrot chips jelly juice budgets and living standards surveys. A charity golf match in Chevy Chase features Japanese Ambassador Debuchi and naval leaders with a $10 stake for Navy relief funds.
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United Press
Washington
Knott County
Grayson County
United States Navy
Ghevy Chase Country Club
Kazushi Debuchi
William H Standley
Charles J. McVey
Montgomery
Taylor
Shanghai
Chevy Shase
Debuchi
Bobby Joneses
Japan
Navy
Rellet Leuna
Five years for attempt on chancellor life
Vienna reports Rudolf Drtil the 22 year old Nazi sympathizer who shot Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss last month was sentenced to five years hard labor in a brief trial. Drtil testified he fired to call attention to his stepfather Raimund Guenther, claimed as the man who would lead Austria from its economic crisis.
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Vienna
Rudolf Drtil
Engelbert Dollfuss
Austria
Drtil
Raimund Guenther
Hollywood wardrobe myths and a Beaverton gold mine discovery
Hollywood actor Jack LaRue declares that two dark and two light suits plus a tuxedo suffice for film work with occasional tails and a coat for emergencies. He notes wardrobe is actor responsibility and styling depends on scene tempo and action. In Beaverton Oregon municipal crews digging for water find pay dirt valued at about 1500 dollars per ton, suggesting a potential gold mining edge for the city.
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Alanson
United Press
Hollywood
Jack LaRue
Jack
LaRue
Lin
Miss Fane
Paramount
Oregon
Beaverton
Str D Ti Callender Crew Rescued From Gravel Bar
Twenty five crew members of the foundered Str D Ti Callender abandoned ship at 4 20 PM during heavy seas 12 miles off Long Point Dund. Twenty Erie coastguards used two iceboats to transfer the crew to shore. Efforts to free the freighter from the gravel bar continued as the tug Minnesota returned for supplies and repairs.
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Erie
Callender
Long Point
Dnt
Minnesota
Great Lakes Towing Co
Slate Streets
Arinor
Jack Wylie
Louisiana inquiry to continue two weeks in New Orleans
The Senate committee probing Louisiana's 1982 senatorial primary continues its visit in New Orleans for two more weeks. Each side will have one week to present testimony as investigators examine the Overton Broussard contest linked to Huey P. Long era influence.
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New Orleans
Senate
Louisiana
John H. Overton
Serwin S. Broussard
Overton
Huey P. Long
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Harold Jewell
Clymer
Mary
Kane
W. G. Coughlin
P. & 3 Division
Pennsy
S. W. Brown
Bumalo
Niagara Falls
A. H. Pfund
Johns Hopkins
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Film Shop
Thoucat
Lucky Gavanaugh
Shakespeare
Leni Lanéska
Romeo
Juliet
Luneska
D. E. Callender
Lake Erie
Borrah Minnevitch
Robert Terry Shannon
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