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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1935

Page

4

Garner Wins Last Word In Long Huey Row

Washington April 24 United Press reports vice president John N Garner snared the session’s loudest laugh as Huey Long pressed a point of order about an amendment. Garner retorted that Long “doesn’t know anything about the files” and the chair sustained the point, halting the dispute. In lighter notes, a Bankhead bill landowner aid letter from Mrs Z M Cooper of Armaches Ga arrives, with verses titled A Home-loving Tenant describing tenant hardships and calls for loans to buy homes.

United Press Washington John N. Garner Huey Long Long Senate Garner Louisiana John H. Bankheat D. Als Z. M. Cooper Armmaches

ROUT THE AGITATORS IN AUTO PLANTS STRIKE ISSUE

A discussion on rising output and the national mood contrasts with poor worker conditions in auto plants. The piece cites worker sacrifices during hard times and argues agitators and strike leaders provoke labor troubles, urging federal mediation to probe the strike ring and hidden forces behind recent stoppages.

Goll Radi Sean Whue

Army Bonus Delicate Senate Battle Shapes Veterans Pay

A discussion in Congress centers on the Patman bill versus Harrison’s plan. Immediate cash in printed money and adjusted compensation certificates are debated, with concern over future pensions and the tax burden on civilians. Public sentiment fears larger veteran demands, while lawmakers weigh long term commitments and financing amid war veteran needs.

Congress Patman Wuld Ami Harrison Ated Settia

Pressure to deter future wars sparks public resolve

The text argues that sustaining pressure highlights the ongoing costs of past wars and strengthens public resolve to prevent future conflicts. It notes a positive outcome from persistent demand and frames war cost as a discouraging factor for new engagements.

Golden Rule in Business Says Rule Promotes Fair Play

A thinker argues the Golden Rule could curb greed and reform capitalism but would threaten profit systems. He notes groups may resist it and warns a fully fair system requires disciplined competition, fair wages, and restraint on greed. The piece reflects on economic ethics and business conflict.

Horoscope fragment from Star Signals dated 1935 1936

The excerpt contains scattered astrological predictions for 1935 and 1936 with warnings about bad days and mood shifts. It mentions specific date ranges April 25 and August 3 to 10, and references birthdate advisories, upcoming months, and a note about Troy, Ohio, Pleasant Venable, and an oldest citizen. The text is incomplete and garbled.

Guy Hily Getojor

Hollywood Arsenal of Film Studios Shown as Fortified in Report

An April report from Hollywood reveals the film hub houses an extensive arsenal of pistols rifles and machine guns for prop use and historic showcases. The piece notes 16H studio armories housing thousands of pistols and rifles with additional surplus cannons and period weapons.

Hollywood Cati- Tamia J. S. Swembridge Swembridge Fort Ma Arthuy California Stembridzs Cannems Nibilard Hotchieiss Gim Ron Vickert, Lewis Cit Spandaue Maxim Enjenne Acre

Twenty Years Ago Items From the Journal Files

A recap of local happenings from April 24, 1915 includes a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Loulig Deyo on Columbus Avenue, illness of Mrs. Sofia Pearce, a serious truck accident involving Barry F. Dowwis, substantial livestock losses to foot and mouth disease, curb improvements on South Center Street, acknowledgments to Mr and Mrs F D Ewing, Orlo Arden, and the Corry Columbus Trustley company unloading ties for oil line repairs and a new tie to Mayville.

Loulig Deyo Columbus Avenue Corry-Columbus Trutley Company Mayville

Paris Styles Paris April 24 Fashion Picks From Car Seat Collections

An article lists haute couture options with descriptions of dresses and ensembles. It highlights Magies Roult and a Gaetano style with brown floral prints, revealing draped waists, elbow sleeves, and dramatic necklines, plus accessories like gloves and suede pieces. It also mentions Seilaparelli and Robert Piguet gowns with crinkled navy fabric and corsage details.

Paris Wwe Seilaparelli Lucal Enumbly Robert Piguet

Funeral services for Chris Anderson in Corry

Funeral services for Chris Anderson, a well known Corry resident, were conducted from the late home at 20 East Street Tuesday at 2:30 PM by Rev. L. Wagner of St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Miz Hawkins sang a solo. interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Ray Burr, Carl Carlson, RE Larson, Andrew Thompson, Chris Miller, and Chris Christensen.

Chris Anderson Corry S20 East Street L. Wagner St. Paul's Lutheran Church Miz E. B. Hawkins Pine Grove Ray S. Burr Carl L. Carlson RE. Larson Andrew Thompson Chris Miller Chrix Christensen

Levy on Tenants to Collect Landlords Tax in Allegheny County

Pittsburgh April 24 a 101 year old levy law is invoked to threaten sale of tenants personal property for landlords county tax arrears totaling about 20 100 000 across 1982 83 and 1934 The collector John Brown Jr warns tenants will be levied if payment isn t made within 30 days provoking attention in the state assembly where three bills seek changes to the collectors powers.

United Press Pittsburgh Lavy Allegheny County John Brown, Jr Sis Yandford Brown State Assembly Harrisburg

Grandfather Not Novelty for Ansonia Father Salvatore Mezzatesta

In Ansonia Connecticut Salvatore Mezzatesta aged 52 says becoming a grandfather is no novelty. He has eleven grandchildren born within eighteen years to his six children.

Ansonia Conn Salvatore Mezzatesta Mezzatesta

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