Town Notes Hint at Local Changes and Rumors
A crowded column of Corry items reports on highway patrol delays due to reorganization, local salary cuts harming Cory Public School staff, revival calls for horseshoe pitching, possible city solicitor changes, a sensational fire near the former Woman's Club, and planned Route 3 improvements. Community gossip touches uniforms, radio interference, a pharmacy repaint, Elks event plans, a quiet church wedding, reminiscences among local elders, and budget debates over school taxes with May meetings looming.
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Highway Patrol
Wetter H. Millis
Cory Public Schoory
Journal
NYA
Woman's Club
Mott Street
Wire Corners
Beaverdam
Wattsburg
Wayne Township
High School Athletic Association
Gondra’s
The
Elks
Northwestern
Pennsylvaniarks' Association
Doibie
Corry
Lohengrin
Ernest Keppel
Germany
John Bell
Siabena
Oliver Casler
New Yorkestate
Daugherty
North Center Street
Townsend Club
Grand Theatre
Rex
Woolworth
Ajax
Kiwanis Cki
Memibara
Service Club
Mary Elizabeth Gilletts
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic
Gomentssion
Pennsylvania
American Legion
Golden Rule Club
Ig Ray
Legionyinites
Charley Kealing
Pennayi- Vaniaetould
American Legion Post
Antiiliary
Roosevelt campaign tone boosts prestige amid economic recovery
The article analyzes Franklin D. Roosevelt's recent campaign speeches in Baltimore and New York, noting his confident tone and focus on recovery progress. It highlights calls for stronger social security, prevention of economic disasters, and a balanced budget amid debates over national income estimates and federal deficits.
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Cleveland
Franklin
Roosevelt
Beltimore
Jefferson
Montivello
New York
Socate Aml
Moscow
Wsshington
Liberty League
Gov. Smith
Smith
Empire State Building
Federal Department of Commerce
Migrant Americans Wander Homeless Across the Country
A fragmented report notes a migratory population present since 1929 with an uncertain size. In the year ending May 1985 government data show about 350 000 fed and sheltered nightly lists including thousands in family groups, highlighting a large transient community across the nation.
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Pat Wood
Twenty Years Ago from the Journal Files April 28 1916
The Corry city health department pushes a new sewage system for third class cities in Allegheny watershed. Corry Motor Club acts last night on road drags, Knights and Lady Maccabees honor Westley Night with Frank J. Westley praised. The Lyric Theatre screens The Battle Cry of Peace for Carry residents. Clean-in Week committees named by ERY Commerce Board president. Miss Helen Lynch returns home. Littwan Guild officers elected at Emmanuel Church. Michel Erickson travels out of town. Detroit beckons CL Morrison seeks greener pastures. Hopkins urges employment for able-bodied migrants. migrants are not loafers, but a growing social issue as states contemplate aiding or repatriation.
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State Health Department
Corry
City Commission
Allegheny
Corry Motor Club
Hopkins
T Genese
Lita
Hollywood Pils Shop Chronicle of Film Scene Stunts in Lofty Studio Build
Hollywood reports a chaotic production day as a yacht built in a garage required tearing down to free the peat. Paul Mantz, test flying a vintage pusher plane, reached 2000 feet before weather and mountains limited the shot. Stars Jean Hersholt and Don Ameche joined extras in 1830s costumes as studio work moved between dismantled interior sets and late night skating scenes featuring Johnny Down and Shirley Deane while flight tests forced reshuffles.
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Hollywood
Paul Mantz
Amelia Earhart
Mantz
San Francisco
Jean Hersholt
Don Ameche
Mant
Here
Frisco
Qranty
Lécalion
Watcne
Pacific Coast
Mike
Johnny Down
Shirley Deane
Tha Tars
Staid
War
Venango Court Opens Assault Case in Franklin
Franklin April term of Quarter Sessions opens with defendants Ob Mies Uysulu Moron and Ol City charged with simple assault and battery. One case alleges a 14 year old girl Ann O Polkt of Stevens chpost OW City was struck, requiring hospital care. trial postponed due to witness Dy. Janney Wolty’s absence.
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Franklin
Apel
Mies
Uysulu
Moron
Ann O\Polkt
Stevenschpost
Penderyne
Janney Wolty
OH City
Paris Style Notes From Schiaparelli Fashion Week
Paris April 28. Schiaparelli has supplied clothiers for society notables in both continents. Jose Laval’s daughter wears a silk suit with red leather trim while Millicent Rogers and Doroty Taylor, among others, showcase tailored blues, prints, and capes. The salon, near Place Vendome, features pastels and grey prints as a fashion tip notes smaller prints for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Schiaparelli
Noabies
Jose Laval
Pierre Laval
Rene de Chambi
America
Carlton
Jacie
Schiaparel
Millicent Rogers
David Balcom
Star Signals Readings for 1936 Horoscope Note
The text presents a garbled horoscope from April 29, 1936, mentioning daily mood labels Morning Very good Afternoon Excellent Evening Good. It hints at access after noon hours, concerns about investment, travel, study, or business, and mentions changes through October 1936 and January 198. It is largely incoherent, with misspellings and extraneous notes, yet suggests cautious guidance on investments and personal expansion.
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Donbetal
Hornig Anit
Tiby
March 1936 sales and industry boosts across sectors
General Motors March sales reached 181,782, the highest since May 1928, vs 126,691 in March 1936 and 96,134 in Feb 1936. Reports from Alexander Hamilton Institute and Business Week note exports to Latin America up 12 percent, rail tonnage up 113 percent from a year ago, farm implement output rising, electric power up 13 percent, and paint demand climbing. Steel production rose to 76 percent capacity, with regional gains.
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March
General Motors Corp
Alexander Hamilton Institute
U. S
Latin America
Business Week
New York Times Weekly
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Incorporated Investors Service of Boston
Steel
Youngstown
Chicago
Cleveland
New England
Cincinnati
Northwestern Nations Life Tsurance Co
Minneapolis
Clarence MM. Wooley
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Liebe
Wolverine
William
By.r. J. Scott
Iebh
Victoria
Apay
Helen Hooskh
Westley
Frank J. Westley
Lyrit Theatre
Clough
ERY Commerse
A. L. Bush
L%. Brown
G. N. Roberts
J. J. Desmond
Charles Selsie
Sam Jacobbson
C. L. Wilson
Ket
Mmer Outine Lendteredt
Helen Lynch ii
West Main Street
Littwan Guild of
Emmanuel Church
JB. Brown
Sue Yan Went
N. D. Darling
J. Walter Clough
Ince Dugan
Buss
Michel Erickson
Eile
CL. Morrison
Detroit
Hollywood Pils Shop
Venango
Oil City
Toledo
Polmdor
Hendries
Fhe Board
American Radiatorse Standard Sanitary Corp
Sears, Roebucks& Co
Harlow
H. Curtice
Buick Motor Co
F. Hy, Brownell
American Smelting & Refining
Thomas J. Wala
International Business Machines Corp
Associated Press
Gerald Swope
General Wleckkia Co
National City Bank
ADA, J
AAA
Dun & Bradstreet
Japan
Lincoln
Hamburg
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