Corry Evening Journal front matter and ad note
The Corry Evening Journal lists publishing staff and contact details including D. Colegrove and William P. Lombard as publisher, plus advertising representation by Fred Kimball Inc in New York and a Milwaukee Chicago Detroit and Pittsburgh network. It notes subscription rates 5.00 yearly, 2.50 in advance, and per-copy currier pricing.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
D. Colegrove
William P. Lombard
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
44Th St
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Silence of the Republican Press Edited in Pennsylvania Debate
The piece critiques the Republican press and state officials over a January high court misgivings. It argues the silence of judges and party voices signals political bias and questions the administration's influence on justice and public knowledge in Pennsylvania.
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U.S
Joseph Guffey
Pennsylvania
Jens Shen de
Ehk Justia
Senge Cuugray
Commonwealth
We the People on War Debts and Neutrality
Opinion piece laments British debt policy postwar and urges U S neutrality amid rising tensions. It notes Hungary’s stance on political and commercial debts, Japan’s Shanghai action, and calls the State Department to act under the Neutrality Act to avoid entanglement as the Chinese crisis grows.
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Washington
J. Z. Morgan & Co
United States
America
England
Shanghai
Asia
Italy
Abyssinia
London
Janan
Narikings Shangial Road
Emglvnd
Germany
Spain
China
State Department
Constitutional convention members and terms debated
The source notes questions about how many lawyers served at the Constitutional Convention and whether members were called delegates or deputies. It explains states used different terms such as delegates deputies commissioners, and that historians typically use delegates, while the body was universally representatives of their states.
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Washington
Virginia
Stewart Says Rebels Face Pro-Administration Voters Back Home
Washington notes that Democratic anti New Deal senators and reps abroad are finding opposition to Rooseveltian policies among their Capitol Hill foes. Local party committees remain broadly pro administration due to fear of losing New Deal job ties and access. President Roosevelt’s west trip stirs more political convulsions as rebels risk alienating mass electorates while some spokesmen may fare better.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
Wilson
Lisand P. Dy
Hiller
Hin
Fragmented Factographs on Population and Industry
A garbled clipping notes no chicken stock in Gophectivut last year after tattooing systems. Farmers claim a system is more effective than a double barrel shotgun. US seniors over 70 rise with population. Japan grants a 21,000,000 subsidy to fishing. British unemployment around 4,110.
One-Minute Test Answers and Hints
The answers reveal Wall Street is in New York for the money center question and Boston, Mass is nicknamed The Hub for the other. The text also offers etiquette and wisdom notes with brief horoscope and quote fragments.
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Money Center
Lhe
United States
Wall Street
New York
Boston
Masea
Nippon
Wooly lambs and plush fur coats dominate Paris fashion week
Paris designers unveil wooly lambskin and fur creations for winter wear. Sumptuous coats in cream white and lambskin contrast with velvet trims and bold colors while capes and three quarter coats feature cartridge pleats and belted fronts.
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Jeep
Chanel
Schilaparelli
Madeleine de Rauch
Paquin
Denny
Perennial Wheat Goal Near in Omsk Trials
Extensive experiments in Omsk focus on evolving perennial wheat. This year the crop is in good condition as researchers advance long term yields and hardiness. The effort aims to reduce reseeding and stabilize grain production for future seasons.
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Omsk
Dawn Dee Dold Donahue Born in Lancaster
Mrs Hlvie H Donahue selects a bright name for her baby son Dawn Dee Dold Donahue. The Lancaster birth records note the unusual choice reflecting optimistic hopes for the child.
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Dawn Dee Dold
Lancaster
Hlvie H. Donahue
Dawn Dee Dold Donahue
Nervous Officialdom Warns Against Eastern Outrages
The piece argues that nervous officialdom should avoid deliberate outrages against American citizens and assets in the Far East. It contends that reducing diplomatic burdens lowers the risk of being drawn into a conflict aimed at preserving England's colonial empire in Asia.
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Far East
Hngland
Asis
Can Glorja Swanson Stage a Comeback in Hollywood
Hollywood reports question whether Glorja Swanson can stage a comeback but insiders say she will return to the screen. Colum bia, Harry Cohn, and a hit repeat of I Happened One Night are cited as evidence of renewed star power amid studio moves and awards momentum.
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New York
Hollywood
Glor
Ja Swanson
Stollywood
Harry Cohn
Columbia Studi
Miss Swanson
Columbia
Draper
la Swanson
Cirle Gable
Claudette Colbert
Gary Sooper
Jean Arthur
Irene Dunne
Cary Grant
Mark Cable
Paramount
Mr. Deeds
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