Corry Evening Journal details and mailing costs
The Corry Evening Journal lists Arthur Colegrove as publisher with Kal Advertising and Frud Kimball as advertising representative. It notes the post office designation in Cory, Pa as a second class mail matter and provides subscription and single-copy pricing, including rates by mail, in advance, and per copy terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Cory
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Kal
Frud Kimball, Inc
W. Mth St
New York
Schnader's businesslike state administration criticized
Democratic chair David De Lawrence attacks William Schnader's governance in Pennsylvania, accusing rising payrolls and staff counts in the Attorney General and State Tax boards. He cites increases from 198,300 to 285,620 in payroll and 35 to 70 staff, plus higher costs and dubious promotions, warning of broader fiscal damage.
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Schnader
William A. Schnader
George Earle
Pennsylvania
David de" Lawrence
Lawrence
Parole Board
Schnade
Attorney General
Legislative Insurance Investigation Committee
Schrader
State Treasury
Schnader's Department
Saylor
George H. Marie
Wandering Freight Cars and the Case for Pooling Railroads
Joseph B. Eastman, federal transportation coordinator, argues that pooling empty freight cars across railroads would cut losses from thousands of miles of empty hauls worth billions. He says cooperation could boost efficiency and profits, though executives call the idea impracticable and socialist.
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Joseph B. Eastman
Federal Transportation
Garfundling
Pub
Eastman
Limit on Warships Faces End of Naval Restrictions
London predicts a year end breakdown of naval limits once in force under the Washington treaty. Japan is blamed as the troublemaker, with prospects of a broader push for equal sea power amid potential free-for-all shipbuilding. The piece argues civilization regresses as war preparation grows.
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London
Washington
Japan
Britain
America
Shelter belt plan from Canada to Texas outlined
United Press reports on a forest shelter belt for Roosevelt’s project, stating a 1300 mile fence will cost 259 dollars per mile and be hog tight and strong. Dialogue with Munns of the U S Forest Service covers tree varieties, rainfall influence, and Russia’s shelter belt results, alongside White House news and local notes about Dr. Gillette visiting Councilsville.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Canada
Texas
Minns
U.S. Forest Service
Forestry News Digest
Munns
Russia
Hollywood film shop details plans for 1935 projects and cast
Hollywood reports Roy Chansler will adapt Women Are Bum Newspapermen for Warner Bros as Wotten Ave Bur Newspapermen. Elinor Troy signs for Gold Diggers of 1935. William Gargan signs long contract with First National for British Agent. Barbara Stanwyck’s Concealment adds Warren William and cast. production at Barbara? studio. An unidentified woman leaped from a hotel to her death, Lena Dixon name mentioned among clippings.
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Hollywood
Roy Chansler
Ajithar
Nellie
Warner Bros
Saturday Evening Post
Wits Meipest
Productum
Elinor Troy
Washington, D. C
Bush Berkeley
Miss Troy
Berkeley
Washington
Wits
First Nations
William Gargan
Kay
Francis
Leslie Howard
Gergen
Big Wife
R. It
Bruce Lockhart
William Davidson
Barbara Stan Wyk
Barbaraic Studi Warren
William Bas Tie
Miss Stanwyck
Dolglas Dumbrille
Grant
Mitenell
Glenda Farrell
Arthur Aylesworth
Entealment
Lespard Tde
Buckingham
Hugh Herert
Mery McCall, Jr
Walliam ‘DieteAle
Lesth
Hotel
Statier al Hientate Priday
Winter Wardrobe Echoes Asiatic Style in 1934 Fashion
Paris Ott fashion page notes a shift toward Asiatic influence as cold days approach. Coats lengthen to tunic style with fur or belted borders, Russian touches appear with round Russian toques, and leather boots pair with shorter skirts. Gauntlet gloves, often fur trimmed, feature gold and silver embroidery and semi precious stones.
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Paris
Winter
Russia
League of Nations
Star Signals Octavine Horoscope Readings
The column gives astrology for Octavine with guidance to be conservative in action, stay active and energetic, and notes periods through 1931 1936 and 1934 1935 with financial and social forecasts including a potential older love interest. It mentions dates for favorable and dangerous periods and advises practical aid and persistence.
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Thuye Theather
Oni
Yosteelf
Mrs Roosevelt at 50th Birthday Reflects on Change
Franklin D Roosevelt’s wife markes her fiftyth birthday by reflecting on evolving public life. She cites greater political interest, labor dignity, and women’s rights, noting younger generations show responsibility toward government and social duty. She recalls past wars and shifts in attitudes toward public life.
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Ruby A
United Press
Washington
Get
Franklin D. Roosevelt
England
Roosevelts
Mrs. Roosevelt
Lis
Columbus Day Dance Held by Corry Club
The Independent American Italian Club hosted a Columbus Day dance in St Ji ward's hall last evening with dancing from 9 30 to 12 30. The Night Hawks orchestra played a pleasing program as flags and crepe paper decorated the hall. F L Swanson and daughter of Jamestown were in the city Friday for their home last evening.
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St. Jiward's
Independent American Talian Club
Night Hawks
F. L. Swanson and
Jamestown
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Stoud
Briggs
Hallowe'en
Titusville
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Lovell's Station
Euean “Angidates
Iarem
Gery D
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White House
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Councilsville
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Dr. Gillette
Hollywood Film Shop
Mary Knight
Corry Club
Schwing’s
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Findley Lake
Schwing
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Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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