Corry Evening Journal details and rates
Corry Evening Journal on West South Street Corry Pa lists publisher Jubior Colegrove and national advertising reps Fred Kimball and associates. It notes mailing options by mail and carrier with annual and weekly rates and advertising rate information.
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Corry Evening Journal
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LANDLORDS ON THE DOLE IN MODERN CITIES
The piece discusses landlords of modest means owning two or three family homes who rely on rentals to pay taxes and expenses. Four years of tenants unable to pay rent leaves owners with vacant or troubled properties, making them as financially strained as the tenants. The author calls this a mean, miserable problem with no reasonable solution.
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Jas Eaining
German middle class revolt aids Nazi and fascist regimes
An analysis argues the Nazi and Italian fascist regimes mobilize the middle class. It cites a 20 percent luxury tax on department stores to help white collar and small business groups compete against large stores. It notes prewar income gaps and potential inflation as tools for middle-class gains.
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Lage Makers Protest in Talale Over French Import Policy
A historic protest in Talale sees the entire municipal government resign in response to a French quota system on imports that cripples the rice industry. The city’s half of the population relies on rice, now down to a quarter of prior output, as tensions rise with broader European trade reprisals and calls for immediate reciprocity talks.
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Italy
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Caltis
Premier Deladier le Promize
Chicken thieves raid Roy Sinner farm on Columbus avenue
Twenty years ago the city faced a chicken theft spree with Roy Sinner's premises on Columbus avenue raided and several prized chickens stolen. Authorities say Supervisor Williams of Pennsylvania Railroad’s River division has orders to move the tracks off land claimed by John Clough.
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Roy Sinner
Columbus Avenue
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John Clough
Arcado opens as Moberg Polls new proprietors in town
Readers learn Arcado has a new management with Moberg and Polls taking over. Multiple local items follow including a four wire line from Union Telephone, a Virginia aviation incident, a pool hall accident, and plans for a federal building site clearing.
Caton Named Chamber President After Coin Toss in Arlington
H. E. Caton becomes president of the Arlington Chamber of Commerce after a coin toss decided the outcome following two director ballots. Caton chose heads when the toss occurred, securing leadership amid a mixed result from the underlying contest.
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Fim Aid
Grade Output Drops In Oklahoma Production Week
The report from the American Petroleum Institute shows a decline in oil output this week, with Oklahoma production slipping while overall national figures remain uncertain. Analysts note a drop in barrels and warn of ongoing volatility in the sector.
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New York
Oklatoma
Barbara Stanwyck Says What She Likes and Excludes
A humorous Hollywood profile lists Barbara Stanwyck dislikes and quirks. It notes she never buys from door-to-door canvassers, enjoys breakfast in bed, plays golf, tells white lies poorly, and avoids certain social and fashion conventions. The piece contrasts her preferences with playful, casual insights into her life and routines.
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China
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River Improvements Urged for Allegheny and Ohio Rivers
Major W D Styer proposes National Recovery Act funded river works totaling about 8 million dollars across the Allegheny Monongahela and Ohio. Key items include raising dam crests and constructing new dams to replace proposed Nos 9 and 10, with major spending estimated around 3 million for the Allegheny project and a Montgomery roller crest dam component in the river plan.
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Monongahela
Ohio
W. D. Styer
U.S
Pittsburgh
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Styer
Hast Brady
Rimerton
Buffalo Man Loses Bid In Self Defense Case
Arnold H. Hunt, a Buffalo transient, conducted his own defense in Erie county criminal court and was found guilty of receiving stolen goods. Judge A. P. Rossiter sentenced him to 18 months to three years in the Allegheny workhouse after court opened. Assistant district attorney Willam F. Wiig prosecuted. Hunt was arrested June 32 with a $25 typewriter and a $2 packet. items stolen from New York Central offices. Hunt is on parole from Atlanta federal penitentiary for a forged government check. Albert Lamwelir pleaded not guilty to breaking and entering a Pennsylvania railroad car but then pleaded guilty and received six months to one year in the Allegheny workhouse. The break-in occurred August 19 at 1éth and Parade streets.
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Arnold H. Hunt
Buffalo
Erie County
A. P. Rossiter
Allegheny
Willam F. Wiig
Hunt
New York Central
Federal Penitentiary of
Atlanta
Albert Lamwelir
G. Orin Waite
Parade
Paris Styles in 1938 84 season Velours and velvets dominate
The Paris fashion summary lists materials most used during the 1938 84 season. Velours Oulstitl, Baderole, Velnor velour, Paysnnor, Valgrana, Veldive and many velvets and silks are highlighted. The article notes an emphasis on rich fabrics and color contrasts, with velvet and satin tones featured across garments.
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Ot Lommar
Velux
Furaz
Trailleys
Tim Viata
Fire Prevention Week urged by Governor in Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot emphasizes Pennsylvania fire losses and the need for statewide action. He notes thousands of fires investigated and hazards removed but urges active public cooperation during Fire Prevention Week October 8 to 14 and beyond to cut fire death and property destruction.
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Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Wife No 1 Granted $10,000 Verdict in Affection Suit
In Pittsburgh on September 13 a woman charged with aiding her husband’s Reno trip for a divorce won a $10,000 alienation of affection verdict in Allegheny county common pleas court. Mrs Jewell A. George mother of two, sought $75,000 from her former husband’s present wife Mrs Hilda B. Yost George paid Reno divorce expenses April 16, 1931, the respondent claimed no further proof to rebut the charges. The jury returned the verdict yesterday.
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Reno
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Allegheny
Yost
John J. George
White House Banking Structure Meeting Reported
A Monday meeting at the White House brought together President Roosevelt with top administration financial leaders to discuss strengthening the banking system. The aim is to keep banks operating and foster a stronger economy, with hopes for improvement by January 1st. The session also covered extending further credit and included officials from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation the Treasury and the new Deposit Insurance Corporation.
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White House
Administration
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporaton
Treasury Department
New Insurance of Deposits Corporation
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