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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1934
Page
3
A. A. Berle argues that modern government can intervene in the economy when private business is faltering, but must have public support. He notes an established alternative to private enterprise and warns that government action requires trust in the people’s judgment and democratic accountability.
The piece surveys observers James Muirhead Bryce and Tocqueville on the American note of expansion openness to ideas humor vitality and democracy. It asks if today’s nation still embodies these traits and concludes that hope and courage endure while other qualities struggle to hold their place amid unfavourable circumstances.
A historical column argues Japan pursues an industrial conquest, detailing export growth across continents and low production costs, while condemning worker exploitation at home. It contrasts Paris fashion trends with fur use and questions Japan’s long term stability and global impact.
Twenty years ago a report details the 48th Easter Monday Ball by the L. C. B. A. Jast evening drawing over 150 couples to a fine concert. A train carried the son of D. Collins from Corry to Sheffield en route to Nebraska to visit his dying father.
In a busy session the House Parliamentarian uses a small black book to settle procedural questions near the speaker. An error in a banking and currency bill caused a flurry as a sub-committee rushed a favorable report to force floor action.
Amici Bible Class held its monthly business session at a member’s home on Irving Street. Plans were made for an entertainment event and committees appointed. A tureen supper is set for Friday evening April 16 in the church basement for all members and families followed by a social period and hostess lunch for over fifty guests.
London April 14 United press reports a global survey by the Daily Express claiming a year of recovery with about 6 million idle workers absorbed. Britain cites near 1 million fewer unemployed, with notable gains in Canada Australia New Zealand and Italy while Germany shows unemployment cut from 6 million to 2.3 million and U.S. payrolls rise across most industries.
Miss Margaret Clark of Corry, a senior, has been chosen May Queen for Mercyhurst College May Day festivities on May 13. The pageant will include the entire student body on campus and be open to the public. Mission Day is observed May 1, with funds raised for missions. sophomores present a drama Peg O’ My Heart in the college auditorium.
Hesketh Pearson is assured of a fignal for his book The Smith of Smiths Harpers. Smith of England, Sydney, was the most interesting preacher and wit of his day. Pearson lets Sydney speak in his own words. The biography is entertaining and engrossing and recommended for readers.
In Hollywood, director Billott Nugent explains why many actors seek directing, citing control over a project, collaboration with writers, and selectivity of cast and settings. He notes directors often return to acting briefly and emphasizes teamwork behind every production. He also previews a review of literary works on science fiction, Caribbean policy, and biographical studies.
Rhododendron blooms were reported in the Florence area on March 23 marking an earlier than usual event. The first blooms typically appear around May 15 in the coast range mountains.
A Rhode Island Red hen in New Britain was killed for dinner revealing nine unusually large eggs inside the bird. The largest egg measured eight inches in circumference.
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