Fragmented Corry Evening Journal masthead and rates
A sanitized OCR fragment shows the Corry Evening Journal masthead and publishing details. It lists West Beth to Carry Pa A D Colegrove Arthur Colegrove and publisher information. It includes advertising rep Fred Kimball Inc and mailing rates per year and by carrier, with scattered misread text.
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Corry Evening Journal
West Bouth
Colegrove
Arthur Colagrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
New York
Tripine Tower
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittanireh
Fost
Corry
Panhandlers Could Fund Welfare If Organized
An observing citizen writes to the New York Times noting that in autumn 1932 welfare groups estimated 20 000 to 60 000 panhandlers on New York streets. If 15 000 collected 50 cents daily, monthly contributions would top 225 000, yearly over two million dollars. People could aid through benevolent organizations for well conducted welfare work.
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New York Times
New York
Don't Quote Me More Gold and Currency Rise
The piece reports on the gold industry gaining, with US Treasury plans to buy mined bullion boosting potential yearly revenue and a movement toward a gold standard. It notes possible private gold hoards, currency expansion, and a shift to a stronger gold-backed dollar. A separate item covers moving day patterns in New York and social changes among families.
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United States Treasury
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Uncle Sam
Ithla
Publc
Portrait of Jack Holt Reveals Quiet Habits and Quirks
Hollywood star Jack Holt dislikes being photographed prefers solitude to company and enjoys simple meals. He travels light, carries an apple, loves a well done steak, and dislikes milk. He wears a fixed wardrobe, keeps a close circle, and jokes about a life of travel and future plans.
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Hollyood
Calif
Jack Holt
Milly
Fashion Notes From Paris Styles by Paray and Jenny
Paris styles describe Lueile Paray’s mat crepe outfit with a high neck and looping front detail. Jenny showcases a black ottoman afternoon dress with ruby velvet cravat and bold color. Goopy’s lavender blue wool ensemble features a diagonally wrapped silhouette with a left side scarf belt and subtle sleeve detailing.
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Paris
Lueile Paray
Jenny
Fragmented historical inquiry on local figures and locations
Questions about when Mra Barker's millinery store operated at 131 North Center Street and when Dr O Waggoner practiced medicine in Corry. Also asks when W Rugens Rhodes ran the Rex Manufacturing on South Street and when Milton Love held a specific city office or role.
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Mra. M.C. Barker
Alle Iinery Igtore
N. Genter Street
Dr. ©. O Waggoner
Corry
W. Rugens Rhodes
Rex Manufactory
Nat! South Street
Milton Love
A. Tity
Oattachhnyaiy
Twenty Years Ago Highlights from Journal Files
A digest of items from October 17, 1913 includes Harry Auer attending a Northwestern Anti Tuberculosis League meeting at Warren, news of the burning Atlantic liner Voltume with 136 lives lost, and injuries to M H Hart in a wreck near Garland. Reports cover Blue Eye farmer Herbert Mead's death, road paving efforts, Mohawk plant leadership expanding dairy farms, and local rail worker Ray Smith severely injured near Spartansburg. Oscar F Johnson leaves farming for railroad work, oddities from Piccadilly Hill, a college cancellation, the Philadelphia Athletics winning the world series, and several social attendees traveling to Erie for Garden of Allah. The Rex theatre bookings and other local notes close the item.
Blinding lights blamed for fatal crash near Osterburg
Howard Frank Dita, 54, died in a hospital after a truck collision near Osterburg. Police say Dita was struck by a truck driven by Paul Bentzel of Altoona, who claimed the bright lights of an automobile impaired his vision.
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United Fresh
Bidford
Howard Frank Dita
Osterburg
Ditto
Paul Bentzel
Altoona
Bentzel
Por Vice
Otto
Governor Praises Fight Against Dry Cleaning Racketeers
In January 1932 Philadelphia faced a dry cleaning racket seeking to organize all cleaners under protection payments. Fires and explosions targeted those who refused to join. State police coordinated with dry cleaners across Pennsylvania and aided New Jersey authorities, resulting in multiple arrests and ongoing extradition efforts as the probe continues to dismantle the gang.
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Pennsylvania
Tam
Philadelphia
Waston
Bethlehem
Allentown
Chicago
Cleveland
Thelr
New York
Penney
Vania
New Jersey
Trenton
Penmsylvania
St. Pennsylvania
Dinner at Club House Planned by Corry Woman's Club
The Ways and Means committee of the Corry Woman's Club will host a dinner at the club house on Mott Street starting 6:30 pm. Menu features baled ham escalloped potatoes relish vegetable cabbage salad apple pumpkin pie and coffee. Tickets available from Miss Maude Keefe or Mrs B B Hawkins with the dinner aiding club efforts.
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Acwoverion
Coe Ways and Means
Corry Woman's Club
Mott Street
Maude Keefe
B. B. Hawing
B. B.hawkins
G. T. Kincaid
Harold Jewell
F. RB. Richardson
Howard Loveland
2Xtrs
Mortis Chapin
Maude Kéefe J
Ina Austin
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Burro
Tex
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United Press
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Russell ‘Wood
Secret Service
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White House
Sarah
James Roosevelt
Rye Beach
Wood
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Nicola Sannelli
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United States Oiatoma Court
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Erica A. Reed
Bureau of ‘Phint Industry
Blackwell
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Frisuneye
Neil AU
Lin Dares
San Juan Hill
Hollywood
San Joaquin River
Hudson River
Jack
South America
Episcopal Minestellate
Virginia
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Mist Grennelly
Mr Flelee
Alex Scrihner
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Ang Tunbam Gregory
Merys
Probe Sanity
Girard Slayer
Tom Senlch
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Albert Aid
Bingert
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Wortiner
Gruman
Batlowe
Coe Willy
Harry Auer
Warren
Northwestern Anti- Tuberculosis League
Mid Ocean
M.H. Hart
Express
Garland
Erie
Herbert Mead
Blue Eye
Bush
Percival
New York State Line
Findley Lake
J. Ballinger
Sherman and
Ge ¥Ry
Clymer and
Sherman
Columbus
Corry City Electric Light Co
Bracken Bros
Third Avenue
Ray Smith
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Spartansburg
Oscar F. Johnson
Bear Lake
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Erie Railroad
S. J. Stevens
Piccadilly Hill
St. Bonaventure College
A Eleven
Philadelphia Athletics
Giaats
Plank
Mathew~son
Mia
L. A. Tifany
Henry Keppel
Marie
C. H. Ames
Ebargh
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Lotta Bonsteel
Marjorie
Katherine
Rex Theatre
Harrisburg
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
CLUB
Able Medical
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Keister
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