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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1936
Page
4
Jay Franklin explains the Hopkins Kes dispute over relief policies. Hopkins favors regular unemployment aid while Kes seeks tangible government projects. The observer frames it as a West East clash over capital projects versus food and relief needs, noting eventual reconciliation despite the old frontier tension.
Corry voters urged to cast ballots in the spring primary amid sparse contests in some races. The Congressional nomination features Charles J. Crosby leading for the Democrats and Republicans, with other key statewide and local races drawing attention. Voters are reminded to vote early and participate in the election to influence the November general ballot.
A collage of 1930s brief items notes Roosevelt urging a national coalition to push New Deal aims, Italy's Ethiopia actions, stock price manipulations probe by the SEC, and various political and crime stories. Includes naval ice blockage, a fatal incident in New York, and Rotary leader Edward Johnson in Helsingfors.
A reminiscence honors Finley Peter Dunne noting his potential to rank as a great American wit after Twain and Tewa in a world of ephemeral journalism. The piece compares him to Mr Dooley and Archer Ward figures while suggesting a revived interest will reveal Dunne’s unique voice.
Eastern railroads accept Interstate Commerce Commission offer for cheaper passenger rates. Coaches drop to 2 cents a mile and Pullman cars to 4 cents, matching Western and Southern cuts. Public response will judge if the lower fares stay as a competitive move against autos.
Beverly Roberts, a New York high school girl, larval to Hollywood after studying acting in London and Paris, then returning to New York. A professor urged self direction and persistence as she followed dramatic coaches to Bra Gallinne, hoping for a break with film scouts.
Robert D. Gaskill, secretary of Crawford County Trust Company in Meadville, dies after a brief illness from pneumonia. He was a well known local figure and supporter of the fraternity scene, survived by his wife Mato Gilbert and a cousin in Corry.
Twenty years ago in Corry on April 27 1916 a heated vote was expected in the primaries. Registration tallies shown include First ward 390 Second ward 228 Third ward two precincts 248 and 151 Fourth ward two precincts 167 and 137.
An old advertisement promotes Golden-Lax Tablets to clear constipation and cleanse bowels, paired with San-Cura Ointment to cover and cool the affected area. The copy claims faster relief when used together, noting years of effective piles treatment and listing prices and store availability.
The Duchess of Kent once Princess Marina of Greece travels with her husband through Paris en route to Belgrade for a holiday with Prince Paul and Princess Olga of Yugoslavia. She wears a Schiaparelli black wool suit with a slim skirt, tailored jacket, Hack satin blouse, and double strand of pearls, complemented by a long silver fox scarf and black felt hat.
A damaged horoscope fragment mentions general influences and travel during 1988 and 1937, warns about throat issues, and urges careful investments. It suggests peace loving traits and social efforts but lacks clear, coherent guidance.
The body of Mary Jane Krepp, 20 months old of Rocky Grove, was found in the Allegheny River near Two Mile Run about 21 hours after she was reported missing from Reno. Officials say autopsy shows she was alive when entering the water and died by drowning. investigation continues with county and state police involvement.
The Public is invited to Abe Denny supper hosted by the Concord school Parent Teachers Association. Mrs Tracy White heads the event and it will start at six o clock Tuesday evening with a program in the first hour.
Erie April report says the county tax offices will close forever on Monday May 4 instead of Friday May 1. Law requires closing on the first Monday of May after which all current tax collections become payable in the city treasurer's office. Parker will finalize settlements next week, making all unpaid accounts payable to County Treasurer Ralph B. McCop.
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