Corry Evening Journal Editorial and publishing details
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday lists staff names publishers and advertising representatives. The notice outlines mailing rates and subscription prices with historical rates and printing office details, including addresses and Associated press bureau information.
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Corry Evening Journal
Weat Routh Biret
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Kytiur Colegrova
National Advertising
Frud Kimball
MNOT
W. 44Th St
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Stormfelt
Lovely
Detroit
Huey Long compared to dictators in old political rhetoric
A spirited analysis likens Louisiana’s Huey Long to Stalin and Mussolini, arguing he wields power through elections and sweeping reforms. The piece questions whether any American figure has centralized control like Long, while invoking Henry Watterson to assess public perception and the challenge of understanding Long.
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Hiller
Mussolini
Louisiana
Mark Hanna
Boss Cox
Bill Thompson
Croker Evey
Huey
Commonwealth
Kingfish
Senator Long
Stalin
Rusela
Long
Lu Ieatate Ben Saandation
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
America
Theodore Roosevelt
Napoleon
Watterson
Era of Good Feeling Promotes Business Government Teamwork
The piece praises a new bipartisan harmony between government and business. It cites the President and the United States Chamber of Commerce as aligning toward a recovery program that is fair and just for all. The editorial views this cooperation as a hopeful sign for democratic government and American principles.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Jobs for Young People and Babson’s Plan
Roger Babson urged private business to absorb unemployed youth rather than expand dole or government jobs. He argued youths below a set age should be quotaed to local business interests to reduce riots, radicalism, and societal tragedy while boosting production and morale.
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Roger Babson
Hgh
Babson
Germany
Bank Losses and Economic Outlook Decline
A forecast by Jesse H. Jones estimates bank losses from forced closings at no more than two billion dollars. He notes dividends for depositors are possible due to higher prices and better business, though the nation still faces substantial, ongoing income losses and a deep economic dip from previous prosperity.
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Jesse H. Jones
R F.C
Mr. Jones
West
Paris Styles by Mary Kni United Press Star Correspondent
Paris style notes describe Mrs Frank Jay Gould and Mrs Allen Wellman in lavish velvet ensembles from Molyneaux, detailing outfits for day and evening wear with gold, velvet, taffeta, and capes. A fashion tip extols black velvet as the modern ward robe core and lists specific color and trim features across several outfits. A high mass in West Boston honors Mrs Elizabeth Crawford with the Very Rev William Crawford presiding.
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Paris
Mary
Ary Kni
United Press Star
Frank Jay Gould
America
Allen Wellman
Molyneux
Church of the Sacred Heart
Boston
Elizabeth Crawford
William
Crawford
S. J
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files 1914 News
The city election for a commission vacancy slows after C L Alesander moves to the legislature and may be delayed to January or February. Capt J F Austin will deliver Pittsburgh lodge Elks memorial. Public Service Commission plans to send a rep to address Concord township crossings abandonment. Lady Maccabees plan a four part social with two luncheons. Municipal Club hosted a dancing party at K P hall with about fifteen to twenty couples.
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C. L. Alesander
J. F. Austin
Pittsburgh
Public Service Commission
Concord Township
K. of P. Hall
Hollywood Film Shop Report Mixes Voice Notes and Local Builds
A quirky Hollywood plus Hollywood Fil m Shop item reports Bing Crosby singing opinions from Prof Lillian H Wilson USC on voice resonance. Local notices cover front renovations by Stone and Mave on Main Street, East Washington street improvements, post office partition drawings, and a remodeled Congregational church into apartments. Also mentions area builders and Corry hunters, with a note on Helen Vinson from the film world.
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Ihollyswood
Bing Crosby
Lillian H. Wilson
School of Music
Tt University of Southern California
Wilson
C. B. Kibler
J. B
N|onger
Clinton
Love
Ayprieva
Munger
Stone
Crosby
Clary
Graves
W.flebeblan
Main
Lavender romance ends in wedding of aged Rochester veteran
A lavender and lace romance culminated in marriage in Rochester between Joseph Bauer, Civil War veteran, and Mrs. Fannie Ham man. The groom was 88 and the bride 65.
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Rochester
Joseph Bauer
Fannie Hamman
Star Signals Horoscope for October through November
Optimistic forecast advises focus on travel, study, and keeping records up to date. Favorable periods include late October to early November for financial matters and correspondence. Cautious approach urged in use of alcohol. social and travel odds improve on specific dates.
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Acohol
Elphainton
dHhrough
Birthday party mix up with Washington figures
A fragmentary United Press dispatch recounts a Washington birthday party where officials including Interior Secretary Tekes and Henry P. Fletcher exchange banter. Mentioned are Raymond Moye and Consul Richberg, plus architect David Lynn facing letters over the Jefferson Davis statue in Statuary Hall. Rankin complains Mississippi statue should be moved, but is answered.
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United Press
Washington
Havo L. Tekes
Henry P. Bletcher
Raymond P. Moley
H. Richberg
Tekes
Fletcher
Salty
Anal Groebell
Henry
David Lynn
Capitol
Fenticky
Lynn
John G Rankin
Miss
Statuary Hall
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Rankin
Davis
Mississippiana Gia
Mississippi
Tiyan
Brawl at Camp Leaves Man Severely Hurt in Port Allegany
Charles Young of Chicago Min is mess sergeant at GC C camp 1828 in Skinner Creek near Port Allegany was badly hurt at 2 a m Sunday, suffering a fractured skull and facial lacerations after a fight outside Chandler restaurant. John Daniels of Philadelphia is held in Smethport jail pending Young’s condition. Dan Widfa necured struck Young with a club. witnesses say others tried to separate the fight. Daniels, a World War II veteran, had prior treatment at Coatesville Veterans Hospital.
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Port Allegany
Charles Young
Chicago
GC. C. C
Skinner Creek
Here
Young
Cabana
Haim
Chandler
Daniels
C. C
Coatesville Veterans
Model Balanced Budget Plan Aims to Trim Debt
New York Nov 20 The National Economy League presented a model balanced budget to President Roosevelt and Congress proposing 995 million dollars in new federal taxes and a sharp cut in emergency expenditures totaling about 1.5 billion annually. It estimates a 5.5 billion dollar fiscal year starting July 1 1938 with reduced Public Works Administration spending and no new PA allocations.
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United Press
NEW York
Roosevelt
Ilu
National Economy League
Congress
Public Works Administration
League
Henry H. Curran
Economy League
National Association of Manufacturers
Plans Advance for Philippine Independence
United Press dispatch from Washington reports the United States is moving toward granting independence to the Philippines. The Tydings McDuffie act provides a path to a Philippine Commonwealth and a ten year transitioning period before a republic is proclaimed. The Philippine Constitutional Convention in Manila, with 202 delegates, has begun drafting a constitution expected to be ready well before the act’s two year deadline. President of the Philippine Senate Mamiel Quezon says completion is likely sooner.
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William H. Lander
United Press
Washington
Uncle Sam
Philippine Islands
Philippine Republic
Western Pacific
Congress
Philippine
Tydings-McDumie
Philippine Commonwealth
Whch
Manila
United States
Sea Lions Surprise Town In Mapleton Visit
Sea lions surprised residents of Mapleton Oregon by swimming up the Siuslaw River which drains into the Pacific Ocean.
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Mapleton
Ore
Sius Jaw
Pacific Ocean
Operation removes abnormal toe from young patient
In Jerferon Oregon a seven year old boy named Gene Powell underwent surgery to remove a freak toe from one foot. The operation addressed an unusual growth affecting his left foot and was completed successfully with the patient reported stable.
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Jerferson
Gene Powell
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