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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1938
Page
4
The Friday defeat of the reform measure ended its push, drawing protests from across the nation amid attacks by speakers such as Rev. Charles Coughlin. Proponents argued for broader government reform while opponents urged focusing on economic recovery and employment.
Jay Franklin Washington argues that fear among capitalists stems not from Roosevelt but from a broader loss of risk-taking. He notes most capital now sits in trust funds and insured savings, with little appetite for real investment. The piece traces Wall Street’s damage from the Hoover era, the shift to safety, and the paradox of surpluses used to displace, not expand, business.
Hollywood film fans see previews as gala events but stars feel the tension. Saady Johns reports that actors like Joan Crawford and Clark Gable monitor audience reactions, while producers editors and engineers dissect laughs, timing, and gags to decide edits before release. Greta Garbo avoids previews, others sweat over a possible box office outcome.
St. John, Ind is pursuing legislation to convert a temporary tax collection system via employers into a permanent measure as the current arrangement nears expiration. The move aims to stabilize revenue and simplify administration, with city officials arguing for clearer guidelines and steady funding.
Rodney Washington reports from D C on rising naval ship costs. Estimates for a 45 300-ton battleship program exceed 1 1 billion, with private and navy yards differing on prices and profits. Officials fear taxpayer value and probe yard cost gaps and bids.
Fragmented OCR notes reveal figures on malnutrition and dental decay among pupils. It cites 8,604 cases of malnutrition and 28,767 with defective teeth, with overall concerns about health standards among students.
Stamp news reports Turkey stating counterfeit blocks have been issued by Turkish counterfeiters, featuring an enlarged 2 kurus stamp and erroneous inscriptions. The U S Post Office plans responses, while new regular stamp series will replace 35 and 40 cent denominations with 21 and 24 cent stamps, preserving the portrait lineup.
A preliminary hearing in two Gerry men charged with breaking into and robbing a freight car was held before Alderman Porter, with the case bound over for court. The event included a plan for a dinner at Mrs. Dell Darling’s and referenced locals including Mira Richards and Lieutenant Arthur Duffy.
Roaming news reports on Rev. B A Hook's health at Hamet hospital, a potential move of the Western Auto Supply store to the former Woolworth site, and a Grange vote of 100 percent against daylight saving. Also mentioned are a Conneaut school board superintendent race with Harold G Walfa as a strong candidate, the end of Lent in a week, a porch repair funded by a car crash operator, Salvation Army adjutant Jack Sullivan planning a concert, and Chief Flanigan aiding in a gasoline theft arrest with evidence strong enough for a hearing.
Fragmented text shows plans for a hotel expansion and basement moves at North Center street block, a state up poinbanesit, a Corry butcher reporting a night loss on Pennsylvania highways, and a slow rising James-for-Governor movement. Schools announce Easter recess and a timetable blur with a late bus item and a fete.
A fragmented brief notes lawmakers failing to act and unpredictable politics. Mentions TVA electricity and a rise in theater numbers. Satirical take on dictators favoring goose-steps over Donald Duck and Mauser guns. States Key study plans appointing one new colonel this year.
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