Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Publishing Info
Corry Evening Journal publishes daily except Sunday from West South Street Corry Pa. K D Goleg roe Arthur Colegrove publisher. National advertising rep: Bred Kimball Inc with offices in New York Chicago Milwaukee Detroit Philadelphia Pittsburgh. Entered at Corry Post Office as second class mail. Rates: $6.00 per year by mail in advance to restricted territory 50 per year by mail in advance. Carrier price three cents per copy fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available upon request.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
K. D. Golegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Bred Kimball, Inc
44Th St
New York
Jett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Hypocritical Lotteries and Public Gambling Debate
The article argues against public lotteries as hypocritical and dangerous. It questions using gambling for public profit, likening schemes to mockery of law. It cites New York’s plan and warns of legitimizing vice for painless taxation, urging frank handling of private gambling for public funds.
The American business goal and fair competition
A statement advocates a business system where competition is fair and deals square for capital labor producers middlemen and consumers. It envisions industry trade and agriculture governing themselves with light federal supervision and views the goal as a path away from state socialism and upheaval.
Legion Plans Measures to Curb War Profits
The American Legion urges freezing commodity and labor prices during war at the three year average and confiscating 95 percent of abnormal profits. It supports universal draft and stiff penalties for profiteers as ways to remove war profits, while noting other groups push different cures. War is identified as civilization's worst enemy.
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Legion
American Legion
Aline
Moose Fights Vehicle Near Sault Ste. Marie
A bull moose blocked a woods road near Sault Ste. Marie and charged a lumbermen’s car after the horn blast. The animal struck the radiator with its antlers, broke the front, shook the vehicle, then charged again four times before trotting away with the radiator screen impaled on its horns.
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Sault Ste. Marie
North Amexan
Theodore Roosevelt and the hunt for power in Pennsylvan ia
A dated editorial fragment railing at political hypocrisy in Harrisburg and Washington. It attacks home rule opponents, calls for tax reforms favoring homeowners, criticizes the Republican platform, and condemns pension and highway fund misuses. Brief items report a cat adopting five skunks in Fort Worth and an El Paso woman selling gold fillings to pay rent.
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Schnader
Harrisburg
Ant George H. Earle
Earle
Hoover
Not Absent in 10 Years at Etowah County High
Mildrud Pree tian, a junior at Etowah County High School, claims the distinction of never being absent or tardy in ten years of school attendance, highlighting remarkable attendance in this local education feature.
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Gadsden
Ali —Mildrud Preetian
Etowah County High School
Nayer
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files September 29 1974
The item recounts local happenings including F L Biter leasing Akan bakery on West Main Street, Prof H C Wilson returning from studies in Philadelphia and New York, George Nichols near Carter Hill with a cauliflower crop noted as one of the citys most remunerative, Ensign Smith returning from Salvation Army officers council at Warren, Manager Musson of Livermore store at Meadville on business, and a 62nd birthday celebration for Mrs Sherswood Simmons at 58 Brook Street with about fifteen relatives and friends attending.
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George Nichols
Carter Hill
Sherswood Simmons
Brook Street
Leon Henderson
Millville
University of Pennsylvania
Carnegie Tech
Russel Sage Foundation
NRA
Consumers Board
Blackwell Smith
Pomona College
Columbia University
Hollywood Elm Describes Young Horsley as Ideal Man
Hollywood Sept 29 ALEXANDER KAHN reports that 5000 American women named David Horsley the epitome of their secret desires and awarded him a role in Down to Their Last Yacht. The tall dark haired actor's fit looks include dancing and athletic charm while they reject vanity and mustaches. Shirley Temple's solo Sunday school trip is noted as she enjoys a nickel bought toffee. A stray line about W C Pleida pokes fun at the world.
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Hollywood
David Horsley
Horsley
Horley
Shirley Temple
Shirley
Munitions inquiry promises dramatic evidence this fall
United Press reports the Senate munitions inquiry committee expects major testimony in November or December, with officials like Secretary Connell Fy and Dante Roper potentially lifting a lid on foreign operator ties. Data shows Americans abroad mostly in Italy, per State Department figures, while Bankhead act debates linger over cotton tax and drought relief impacts on southern yields.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Munitionsnquiry Committee
Vidayinig
Army
Navy
Connell Fy
Dante Roper
Bankhead Cuttin
Bankhead
Old South
Southwest
Cotton Md" Smith
South Caunting
Senate
Smith
Carolina
Alabama
Aleck
Alana
Wiggers
Maintenance of Way Board for P.RR Formed
A Pennsylvania Railroad maintenance of way board was formed to settle disputes with its maintenance of way employees. The new board, created under Railway Labor Act amendments, has final settlement authority with appeal options to regional or general authorities. The board mirrors the engine service board and acts on questions of pay and working conditions.
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Otl City
Ayaten
Tnd
Tas Congres
Silver Tea Delights Local Ladies Aid Society Event
The silver tea at Mrs. Henry Keppel’s Molt Street home drew about 100 guests. A varied program with piano, vocal numbers, readings, and Swedish songs complemented a display of garden flowers. Mrs. Albert Lynn led the event with assistants Mrs. Anderson, Swansen, and Burr. proceeds benefited St. Paul’s Lutheran Church.
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Henry Keppel
Molt Street
Lattiwian Ladies Aid Society
Paciols
Albert Lynn
Charlies “Anderson
Gust Swansen
R. 5. Burr
J- A. Lanton
Carl Windah
Was
Missus Harriet Andesop
Rachel Grait
Swedlink
D. A. Hilstrom
D. A. Miletrom
Horace Bignolsson
John Bolunil
Jyplano Soln
Koppel Tiffany
E. F. Hawking
Hillstrom
Hilstrom
BE. L. Wagner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Young woman killed by fall from horse in Indiana
The body of Trena Louie Henery, 32, chief operator of the Bell Telephone Exchange in Indiana, will be taken to New Kensington for funeral services tonight. She was killed when a horse she rode slipped on wet pavement, fracturing her skull. she died within half an hour at Ta diawna hospital. Interment will be Sunday at Reynolds Villa Cemetery.
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Fie
Indiana
Trena Louie Henery
Ap Estor
Bell Telephone Exchange of
New Kensington
Miss Henery
Tadiawna Hospital
Ieynolds Villa
Richberg Named NRA Assistant President Amid Policy Shake-Up
Donald J. Richberg, 53, a lawyer, emerges as an unofficial assistant president in Roosevelt's policy machinery. He directs the industrial emergency committee, serves as executive secretary to the executive council, and leads the national emergency council while on leave as NRA general counsel. The seven man NRA board includes lawyers, economists, bankers and labor figures, all previously linked to NRA.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Donald J . Richberg
United States
Roosevelt
Chicago
Righberg
Industrial Emergency Committee
Executive Council
National Emergency Council
NRA
Paris designer Mme Canning finds success in tough market
In Paris, dressmaker Madame Canning, six years in business, rises above competition with clever designs and self- modeled promotion.Her current collection features a black satin cocktail dress that can transform into a formal dinner gown, with a blue bateau neckline, white satin accents, and a versatile white satin fold at the shoulder. The gown balances demure restraint with chic adaptability, signaling her growing prominence in high fashion.
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Paris
Madame Canning
Mme. Canning
Canning
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Theodore Roosevelt
Pinchot
Republican Organization
EL Paso
Tex
F. L. Biter
West Main Street
H.C. Wilson
Philadelphia
Ensign Smith
Council of Salvation Army Officers
Warren
Musson
Livermore
Meadvile
Alexander Kahn
W. C
Pleida
M. Fa
Commie
Italy
France
Canad
State
Maintenance OF Way Board For
P.rr
Phoenix Hotel
AIS
Tommy Tompkins
Harmonika Raskals
Rex Theatre Management
Samuel Clay Willams
Dun & Bradstreet
Gen. Sobnson
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
Europe
Russia
NRA Labor Advisory Board
Leon
Marshall
Ohio Wesleyan
Harvard
Olly Wesleyan
University of Chicago
Johns Hopkins
Phi Beta Kappa
National Labor Board
Suw
Welton Hale Hamilton
Texas
Michigan
Amherst
Yale
NRA Consumers Advisory Board
Mary Knight
United Press Star
Rour
Frank O'C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Pem'a
Minnie Koford
A. G. Postlethwait
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