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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1935
Page
4
Washington April 10 United Press reports the Russian embassy remains the era’s popular social hub with a special guard at the door to admit only invited guests. The embassy’s luxury interiors and elite banquets draw crowds despite Lent, while lawmakers discuss the McSwain bill and share anecdotes about wartime socks and peculiar gifts from troops and civilians.
Hollywood April 10. A survey shows many famed directors began as actors or newsmen. Names include Richard Boleslawski, George Cukor, Tay Garnett, Edmund Goulding, William K. Howard, Robert Z Leonard, J Walter Ruben, and W S Van Dyke with varied early careers. A roads meeting discussed linking Findley Lake road. Mrs Brank Gilson hosted a buffet luncheon. Elsie Raab's birthday noted.
Harrisburg April 10 Special observance by schools of the fiftieth anniversary of Arbor Day in Pennsylvania was urged today by James N Rule Superintendent of Public Instruction following Governor Earle pronouncing April 12 and 26 as Spring Arbor and Bird Days. The proclamation notes Arbor Day origins in 1885 at Millersville and Bird Day origins in Oil City. Schools are urged to plant trees and study birds with a statewide bulletin offering classroom ideas.
The country and Congress are poised for rapid disbursement of the relief fund. Government departments, ready after long debate, plan numerous projects in weeks. A spring surge in both public and private building is urged to revive the economy and reduce dole dependence.
A Federal Securities and Exchange Commission report shows six hundred Amtayi can executives averaging 16 000 a year with gains up to 125 000 and 119 company presidents averaging 26 000. While many salaries seem high, the piece argues defensible executive pay, profit motive, and a tax-based ceiling via the federal income tax as a practical control measure.
Dr Frederick A Bestey of Northeastern University argues that automotive disarmament is more urgent than military disarmament. He cites annual traffic deaths exceeding WWI soldier fatalities and proposes a speed governor to limit engine power as the only real safety solution.
Paris style column notes yellow as the key color for spring. Birds and jonquils inspire outfits with yellow paired with brown black and lighter tones. Princess Poniatowska wears mushroom beige satin with yellow tulips. brown crepe ensemble with yellow blouse appears for restaurant wear. Yellow lace over brown slips and yellow dotted brown taffeta coats smart garden party looks.
Minnie Teets of Redding Ridge Connecticut asked that no funeral service obituary be published and that her body be cremated with ashes scattered. She died suddenly, and friends honored her wishes, avoiding a funeral and public grief.
A new motor car sent to the Buffalo division for Section Superintendent O Day in this city. An extra yard crew will be Bubina in the local Penny yards starting at 7 this evening. At a Lillian Guild meeting last night, officers for the coming year were elected: Mrs R N Weaver, Mrs J W Clough, Mrs C J Couch and Mrs M C Waller.
The day begins inharmonious fashion but improves, with the evening deemed best for letter writing or accounting. Mental tasks are favored as the day progresses and the overall tone turns favorable for work and study.
You may do well in a profession which takes you around the goods of the dead. Your best month during the coming you seems to be February 1936, you should push your financial affairs then. Danger July 9-14, 1925, socially favorable June 26-28, 19: Write letters or go your clerical work on April 19-20, 1935.
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