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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1938
Page
4
The article notes inflation fears from new price increases and rising federal spending. It cites cautious talk on monetary excesses and compares current controls with past German hyperinflation. It warns that government brakes on credit and spending may slow the economy, while delicate handling of powerful controls remains essential.
Washington reports a growing unease among eminent Republican senators about the Tennessee Valley Authority investigation as the panel confronts labor politics, land grants disputes, and Dr. Arthur Morgan’s role. Labor groups push to testify while CAPper and Jim Davis maneuver to balance support and reelection. The administration remains wary of questioning Morgan’s integrity amid political backlash.
A fragment notes a renewed concentration on archival matters and how clothing, including suits, should be regulated. It lacks clear names, dates, or places but signals ongoing policy concern about attire standards.
A distorted foreign reply to a press piece discusses German attitudes toward war. The writer notes general men like beer loving Jerutz are uneasy yet hopeful about rearmament. He critiques coalitions and predicts arms will bring profit, while massess fear rising tensions and social rifts.
Washington reports reveal tense infighting within the administration as Vice President Garner clashed with President Roosevelt over 1940 strategy. Texan influence and labor policy sparked opposition from Garner allies, while reorganization efforts faltered in Congress amid party leadership tensions.
A fragmented catalog of flowering annuals for borders, edging, and cutting. Names include sweet alyssum, nasturtiums, marigolds, zinnias, cosmos, sunflowers, salvia, phlox, verbena, poppies, forget-me-nots, bachelor buttons, sweet peas, chrysanthemums, and more. Describes soil tolerance, fragrance, shade suitability, and color harmonies with multiple cultivar mentions and notes on prolonged bloom and garden uses.
Fragmentary inked item from Augusta Maine notes last year as a talent year at a Pind Trew site. It mentions Sidfighter of 100 cals cont tie miata and an $11,000 figure. Legislature references county subsidies and a sum of $20 to Fu with unclear details.
EAN MIST LER, a young French government attaché, was chosen to represent France in Rome discussions toward a potential Halo-French understanding on Mussolini's Ethiopian conquest, still unrecognized by France.
Hollywood April 19 A noted film horse named Bess who earned the affection of stars for fourteen years is highlighted. Celebrities Robert Taylor Margaret Sullavan and Franckot Tone are said to have ridden with her in a sleigh as rewards, while trainer Freddie Gilman guided her transition from chest to motion pictures. Bess appeared in about 20 pictures and drew attention for her intelligence and reliability in carriages and stunts.
The column lampoons media power and politics with sketches from the National Association of Broadcasters appointing a czar to the industry. A New York doctor links atmospheric changes to human ailments while jokes target Washington politics, advertising reach, and a California man challenged by a dog over a cookie. The quip concludes with a riff on King Zog and family chatter.
The text presents garbled remarks on fear and mystery about a medical topic, mentioning Osler and a few cases of pain, distress, mental concern, and a sleep like forgetting. It appears as a misread excerpt with fragmented phrases and unclear context, lacking coherent events or clear facts.
Police investigate a grim incident on April 18 as five men are believed to have dispersed near the South Atlantic roadway exposure. A body bearing unclear injuries is reported, with no signs of a visible struggle or escape.
George PF, head of a New York and Chicago brokerage under investigation by Blue Sky Division, disclosed plans to sell syns for Heat in China to recoup a $400,000 shortage.
Paris fashion writers study spring dress options with white pique coats and organza organdy accents. Designers Waite Mainbocher and Talbot feature two piece outfits, vestee blouses, two piece coats, and floral piques. Corsages and winged cockades rise in spring ensembles as coats, dresses, and hats combine lace and chiffon with contrasting trims.
A 1935-era assessment outlines Germanys growing armed strength under Hitler. It notes potential 1.3 million troops ready in 48 hours, 450000 regulars, 11500000 reserves, 5000 aircraft, and up to 3000 tanks. Navy nears parity with Britain, and 2000 kilometers of highways link fronts toward neighbors. Annexation of Austria boosts mobilization ahead of conflict.
Thirty lines of copied notes recount a 1918 scene with local figures visiting D.C. and military leaders. It mentions Secretary of War duties, Irrazine dupihy, a Wyk village headline, and residents from Corry Barberton Chicago and Tilusville amid wartime times with brief hometown references.
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