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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1934

Page

3

Corry Evening Journal Publishing and Advertising Details

The notice lists publication details for the Corry Evening Journal including publisher Kyte Golegrove and A. D. Colegrove, national advertising representatives, office addresses in New York Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia, and postage and rate information for mail and carrier delivery. It notes standard pricing of five dollars yearly by mail in advance and three cents per copy by carrier.

Corry Evening Journal Weat South It Corry Pi A. D. Colegrove Kyte Golegrove National Advertising Wred Kimball, Inc 44Th St New York Milwaukee Michigan Square Chicago

Desperate GOP shows in Harrisburg meet aimed at Pinchot

Harrisburg dispatches report Senator Reed will visit Governor Pinchot for a purely social call to patch party rifts. The meeting signals Old Guard fear as Reed seeks forgiveness amid critiques of leadership and progress, with Washington and state figures weighing political consequences.

Harrisburg David A. Reed Governior Pinchot Reed Pinchot Prichot Senator Reed Meltons International Money Lords Executive Edward Martin Martin Washington Reed and Pinchot

Hollywood film buzz sparks unionization talk and gossip

Hollywood rumors swirl on September 25 as actors consider uniting under a Screen Guild while the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences may revert to a producer’s club. The chatter includes misreported scandals, baby birth peeks, and plans by Philip Reed to live on a ranch while commuting to work.

Hollywood Screen Guild Guild Actors’ Equity Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Producer Philip Reed Borough Hall Brooklyn Reed Nogales Sonora

Twenty Years Ago Items From Journal Files September 28 1914

Mrs. W. P. Wilcox aged 71 dies at her South Center home. Corry Grangers plan Grange Fair Oct 17 in Keating building rooms. H. B. Weatherbee plans long trip to Burma India. W. Powell notes son Clarence reaches London. Ladies host at Camp Sharpley West Wayne Street. All Stars City League shut out again by Garter Crume 2 0 at Buffalo. W A Steel named auditor for United States Steel Products. Farewell reception for Mr. and Mrs. F H Tillotson ahead of Jamestown move. Bruce Thomas returns from weekend with parents. James McCabe leaves for Jacksonville Fla. Cory and Columbus Street Railway halts summer schedule. Hoggie with white moustache mocked as mature. Harry Langdon changes look but keeps dazed style. Isabelle Hintinger visits Buffalo with Duase Miller family.

Paris Styles Paris Glamour At St Moritz Palace Event

Eyewitnesses describe society displays at the Palace in St Moritz with metallic fabrics laces velvets and satin. Mrs Nicholas Shridck showcases gold metal cloth gown while Mrs Vivien Corneliig models a silver satin creation with trains.

Paris St. Moritz Nicholas Shridck Vivien Corneliig WES Coutainers Trilay

Roosevelt Back in Town for Winter Stay Plans

United Press reports President Roosevelt returns to Washington for the winter with a possible trip to Warm Springs after the November election. He faces a tough job smoothing NRA issues and political pitfalls while scouting a new Virginia home near Leesburg. Washington meanwhile becomes a hub for rare books and collectors as government officials seek bargains. Secretary Roper comments the country seems to be in a historical phase with a recovering economy.

United Press Washington Press Amit Roosevelt Warm Springs Pilin Levy & Hug Hysle Parke Maine Dex

Star Signals Horoscope Contradictions and Parking Ticket

Odd collage of astrological hints and dates plus a Waterbury parking ticket tale. A patrolman finds a ticket on Carl Vespelt's car and the mayor's pledge to enforce payment.

Waterbury Conn Carl Vespelt Ana

Administration Pleased Financial Interests Aiding Debt Refinancing

Washington report notes financiers helped the Treasury refinance 1.775 billion dollars of federal debt under Morgenthau plan. The conversion invited Liberty bonds and Treasury certificates to swap for new federal paper as big bankers offered counsel and action.

Washington Terretary Roosevelt Temple Wall Street Dewl Morgenthau Treasury United States Chamber of Commerce

Body of Victim John D. Vernon Brought East

The body of John D. Vernon son of Mr and Mrs Dixon Vernon 28 Park Street arrives Jamestown at 825 AM Sunday. Funeral Monday at 2 PM Henderson Lincoln Funeral Home burial Lakeview Cemetery. Vernon found murdered in a Japanese hotel Glen Dale Calif September 17. Suspect Jack Meyers loitering near autos questioned confessed to the murder with brass knuckles.

Jamestown John D. Vernon Dixon Vernon Park Street Henderson & Lincoln Funeral Home Biria Lakeview Cemetery Glendale Calif James Jostston Jack Meyers Youn Vernon Meyers

Bandits Rob Three Bridge Players in St Clairsville

Three armed masked robbers burst into a bridge party at attorney Albert W. Kernon’s home in St Clairsville Ohio. They searched each player and locked them in separate rooms before escaping with 36 dollars.

St, Clairsville Albert W. Kernon

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