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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1935

Page

4

Wayne Township Road Urged for Immediate Completion

Supervisors and property owners urged to speed completion of the Wayne township blacktop road. Two sections are advancing while a two mile gap near Spencer school house westward remains unfinished. Completion of the unimproved link is prioritized over new construction to maximize value and pave the way for later tie-up roads.

Wayne Township Black Top Spencer School House State Highway Department Roosevelt Highway Spe Eer Kimmy’s Corners Five Corners

Senate Kills Two Million Plus Capitol Hill Building Plan

Washington August 7 United Press reports the Senate rejected a deferrals bill that would have funded 2 million to begin an 11 million dollar comptroller general building near the Capitol. The move reflected economy concerns and the influence of feminists who opposed the site near their headquarters. McCarl, the comptroller general, welcomed the economy and suggested the older Pension Building quarters may suffice for now. Ultimately a new building is expected, likely near the Capitol, to emphasize the legislative link and avoid executive control.

United Press Washington Comptroller General Capitol Hill Capitol Boarda Senate John R. McCarl Congress McCarl Minc Legislative Branch Executive

Going to the dogs with dividends

A Philadelphia Record summary notes across major papers that the Roosevelt administration tax bill sparks criticism, while financial pages show rising stock prices and dividend actions. Westinghouse resumes cash dividends after a long lapse, Pennsy traffic expands 7.1 percent, output nears 1929 levels, construction gains 54 percent, and Radio Corporation reports six month net of 2,289,115 versus 1,771,580 last year. The piece warns the era looks headed to the dogs with dividends despite political chatter.

Philadelphia Record New York Times New York Herald-Tribune Philadelphia Inquirer Philadelphia Evening Ledger Hearst Roosevelt Westinghouse Ueas Radio Corporation

Farmers Threaten Tax War Over Processing Levies

Farmers urge retaliation on manufacturers by pressing for processing taxes to shield agriculture as they argue tariffs protect both farm and industry. They claim crop tariffs lag in effectiveness and demand a tax that actually stimulates activity, aiming for a balanced economy where farm and factory share footing and the consumer benefits.

Jong Fils

Jews Outlawed in Two German Towns

Ungrounded OCR note reports in Gunrau Allesia a ruling banning Jews from buying real estate and forbidding Jewish artisans from public dealings alongside mention of separate schooling and fairs. In Bad Toolze Havaria a ban on cures cards for non Aryan patrons at a popular resort is claimed.

Waryan Gunrau Allesia Gunray Bad Toolze Havaria Pobuler Cure

Twenty Years Ago Taken From the Journal Files

A 1913 item notes flood damage easing with restored direct service between the city and Erie. It mentions D D Alexander building a cottage at Findley Lake and fall offices to fill. Archibe Goldfinch and others head to Camp Beulah at Prendergast Point, with Swanton erecting a brick post office building and Maddox placing a vent top on the new post office stack. Kinwin and Latham report the Corry city directory ready from Titusville. Guy Simmons is named Erie railroad night ticket agent for Corry.

Federal Building Maddox Guy Simmons Erie Railroad Tine Corry D. §. Rowe The Erie

Star Signals August 11 Birthdate Guidance

The dated note marks most favored individuals born between December 213t and January 21st with strong daily indications. Morning shows good to excellent outlook and afternoon to Hyening indicates excellent prospects. Plan carefully for personal gains and favorable outcomes today.

Alex Fullike Benefth

Hollywood Film Shop Ad Libbers Rule the Studio Lot

Hollywood writers describe actors and comediennes who improvise lines. Jimmy Cagney Pat OBrien Hugh Herbert Joe E Brown and others routinely ad lib in place of scripted dialogue. The piece notes Joan Blondell Glenda Farrell Jolson Ruby Keeler Warren Williams and Paul Munt also vary lines to fit performances.

Hollywood Jimmy Cagney Cagney Hugh Herbert Herbert Joe EB. Brown Frank McHugh Lough Comediennes Joan! Blondel Glenda Farrell Paul Munt

Cautious Guidance for 1985 86 Relationship and Conduct

The fragment urges careful behavior from December 27 through January 1986, advising against quarrels with a partner and warning that actions and words affect outcomes. It stresses prudence in partnerships and suggests benefits from entertainment and travel while maintaining caution in the specified period.

Perio Cnitkren

Paris Hats Show Bold Youthful Styles by Braagaard

Paris Aug. 7 Brit Braagaard presented a hat collection featuring large picture hats draped berets high crowns and nun like bonnets. Vevet remains popular with bows and wing shapes, feathers will dominate with aigrettes restricted in the U.S. Strich plumes and waxed feather trimming appear on formal hats. Flowers sit flat on brims or near the ear sometimes with a fluttering veil. Fall and winter hats emphasize diversity in size and feather treatments.

Paris Brit Braagaard Iris United States Braagaard

Restraint on Beer Act Enforcement in Penya Philadelphia

A Philadelphia judge granted an injunction blocking enforcement of Pennsylvania's new beer law. Judge Horace Stern ruled the action automatic pending constitutionality review. The suit, led by Wilhelm F. Knauer for four agents, challenges the act’s revenue implications and licensing costs, affecting 96 beer and malt distributors.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Horace Stern Common Pleas Court

Dies Result of Accident

Robert Norton a Texas circus truck driver died in a Silver Creek hospital from a fractured skull suffered July 30 when a circus truck crashed into the rear of his vehicle near Dunkirk. Norton had been hospitalized since the accident. An ancient Greek town excavations at Mirmekia Crimea resumed by the Academy of the History of Material Culture. it was founded in the 6th century as a trading center between Greeks and Scythians.

Silver Creak Robert Norton Texas Dunkirk Worton Moscow Academy of the History of Material Culture Mirmekia Crimea Besgun

Booster Dinner for Pitman Candidacy at Orchard Beach Park

The Harborcreek booster committee led by Robert J Wirman hosts a picnic at Orchard Beach Park North Hastings Pa on August 14 1935 to back Pitman for judge of the court of common pleas. A program of speeches games and dancing is planned with a complimentary dinner at 5 00 p m EST under committee supervision.

Harborcreek Robert J. Wirman Orchard Beach Park North Hast Pitman Court of Common Pleas Merrill Fr. Hughes R. J. O'Brien W. R. Blackwood George B. Stanley Bhner Grens Clyde W. Monoqmaque Joseph Sherian Clayton A. Bell Booster Joseph Kellar Joseph Pierce George Gifford Harry Coulter Walter Shaner Harry Coe J. Uber Herbert Nonomaque Martin Allins Whiter Nece L. Wher

Workmen's Compensation Board case load August report

Harrisburg report shows 8950 cases on hand August 1 with 748 disposed in July and 723 opened. Board affirmed 151 referee reports, reversed 5, granted rehearings in 0, amended awards 4, withdrew 5. Lump-sum payments totaled 8409 dollars.

United Press Harrisburg Bagan Ralph M. Bashosw Secretary of Labor and Industry Workmews Compensation Board

Pain Relief Soap and Ointment Ad Promise Joy

An advertisement touts San-Cura Soap and San-Cura Ointment as antiseptic healing products for tired feet. It claims soothing wash then ointment will end soreness, allowing the user to feel like dancing tomorrow. Package sizes include Soap 250 and San-Cura Ointment 5c.

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