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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1938
Page
4
The piece notes Britain increases basic and sales taxes to fund rearmament and relief. It cites a 27 percent basic income tax, higher duties on tea fuel and oils, and a budget surpassing 6 billion dollars with debt comparable to eighty billion dollars in the US. It concludes Americans feel less burdened yet observe British resilience.
An article notes a potential paid president for the New York Stock Exchange, highlighting Robert M. Hutchins, 89, former University of Chicago president, as a prestigious but unlikely candidate. It argues for a reform minded, ethically pure leader who would curb speculation and entangling connections.
The new Britain Ireland accord moves Ireland toward a Dominion-like status with voluntary cooperation on defense and trade. Ireland pays 50 million in land and multies, garrisons withdrawn, and tariff concessions outlined amid a cautious, practical path to a united Ireland stakes.
In Washington April 60 the government moves to cancel the arms embargo on Spain gaining unseen strength. German Ambassador Lang Hein tich Dieckhof has been noted as a sensitive, though unconfirmed, figure in the evolving stance.
Fehice of Police H.A. s Prunte issued a notice to all drivers warning full enforcement of the traffic ordinance beginning today. The Journal notes purchases of Third Liberty Loan bonds, church speeches, and various local happenings as part of the twenty years ago retrospective.
A fragmented notice from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania discusses spring safety and water quality. It warns that all spring water should be treated as potentially unsafe and should be placarded near highways. The text mentions warnings about poisonous wakes and unsafe practices.
Stamp News notes a six cent airmail issue issued May 14 to mark National Air Mail Week. The bicolor design shows an eagle with shield and arrows, border in blue and central red. First day sale at Dayton home of the Wright brothers and St. Petersburg where the first passenger flight occurred. A revised set of U S stamps lists many denominations up to 50 cents and rule cards detailing rates to multiple regions.
A blind man in Johnston City, Texas, demonstrates an extraordinary ability to identify paper money denominations by feel. Reports note acute tactile judgment and suggest a heightened sense of touch aids financial discernment amidst widespread disbelief.
Centers of tum manufacture are Guba Taelen Martinique and Budish Susana, indicating key locations involved in the production chain.
Washington editors denounce Roosevelt for backing Chamberlain’s treaty terms with Mussolini as a betrayal of collective security and the League of Nations. They argue the United States risks entanglement in European politics while advocating a Pakistan-like isolationist Pax Britannica frame.
Hollywood notes reveal director W. S. Van Dyke argues that silent screen acting relies on eyes, lips, and jaw lines to convey emotion more than dialogue. He cites Norma Shearer, Greta Garbo, Marlene Dietrich, and Claudette Colbert as eye leaders, while many modern stars rely on strong jaws to express thoughts without spoken lines.
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