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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1934
Page
3
Fully legible lines show the Corry Evening Journal masthead, publisher details, and national advertising reps. It lists mailing terms, subscription price, carrier rates, and advertising rate notes.
Republican National Committee chairman Henry P. Fletcher defended Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans at the Illinois state convention in Springfield. He argued repayments are uncertain while noting official RF C reports show loans totaling 1,177,135,108 with 831,340,827 collected, and that borrowers repaid 673,847,063 on earlier advances. He challenged critics as misrepresenting the Hoover era and urged inquiry to show advances were to solvent borrowers at favorable rates.
The article notes nine countries have compulsory unemployment insurance, including Great Britain and Russia, with nine more on voluntary plans. It cites Wisconsin as the only U.S. state with a compulsory law and previews federal proposals and upcoming legislative sessions.
The article notes that unemployment insurance bills will be introduced broadly as the subject gains attention. It argues the issue is active and no longer dismissed as un-American, urging serious study of the 78 countries already addressing the problem and advocating learning from their experiences to avoid mistakes.
The American Federation of Labor reports a 23 percent rise in workers’ purchasing power in the first half of 1934 versus 1933, driven mainly by NRA wage and hour reductions and government emergency spending. The report credits NSA with placing $700000 back to work and lifting activity from 58 to 77 percent of normal.
Hollywood report notes Buddly DeSylva signs Fox contract to supervise all productions under his name as producer writer and casting director. New cast for The State Versus Elinor Norton includes Von Bitz Ussher Collins Gleckler with MacFadden directing and Trevor leading. Also mentions adaptations by Franked Klein from Rinshart and Lewis works, and Hellman renewed to adapt George Ade's The County Chairman with director Cruze and star Will Rogers.
Washington July 22 United Press reports Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace argues subsidies could better aid farmers by funds elsewhere. Senator Fletcher and others criticize the idea, while remarks poke fun at figures tied to the New Deal era. Brookhart remains in Washington with agricultural briefs and mystery surrounds a Grecian bust in the White House.
Mrs. Jesse M. Gage sues her husband Franti Gage in common pleas court for desertion and lack of support after 37 years of marriage. Also from Watertown Massachusetts Mrs. C Gellfuss cards 15th hole in one at Oakley Golf Club as line 16 158 yards.
Paris, Aug 22. A fashion note highlights a bold Old Fashioned loveliness with Surrealism as the theme. He skis elaborate hats and feminine silhouettes with molded sheath lines, high collars, and wave-like shoulders, paired with Venice Renaissance inspired jewelry including large discs and heart shaped buckles. He shows Hepburn inspired hair with hearts and flower motifs, stars, moon, birds and flowers.
The day is negligible until the evening which is excellent for literary work contracts and travel. Avoid day tasks as they may go wrong. evenings are best for business. Birthdate hints social and communicative traits with caution around early September dates and late summer correspondence.
Idaho consumed an estimated 2,617,499 gallons of beer by 445,000 people in 13 months. Revenue from sales totaled $150,078.01, per state estimates.
Fragmentary notes mention search for two missing sons, police search actions and local events. The text cites Ben Greet Players on a program and references to city electric light company improvements and a court matter. Names and specifics are obscured in the OCR.
The governor unveils a three month state wide safety campaign to cut highway and industrial accidents. He calls for unified action across departments and asks for no mercy to drunken drivers while urging schools and families to participate and reduce the toll of crashes and injuries.
Mayor J B Patterson and his family left this morning for an extended automobile tour through New York state. W Harry Baker state Republican secretary was a courteous visitor in the city last night, meeting local Republicans. Dr Ginsaulus spoke at the Chaudauqua tent last evening recalling events from 44 years ago around the surrender of Paris in a prior war. Mrs Freeman of Jen e Creek is his mother. At St Thomas parsonage this morning Rev Feney officiated the marriage of Robert Barrowman of Buffalo and Miss Jennie Miller of Spring Street in the presence of immediate family.
Mt Jewett. Wilbert Larsen 30, a tannery worker, was killed when a Baltimore and Ohio freight train struck him in the Mt Jewett yards at 10 30 PM Monday. His crushed skull death was ruled accidental by Coroner W D Allen after bodies found beside tracks near Lantz mortuary. Larsen, lifelong resident, was educated locally.
RIDGWAY Aug 22 Chief Justice McMurray of Johnsonburg arrested a man whose name is not released. State police from Kane took him into custody and he was not brought to Ridgway jail. Police found furs in his car, and speculation said the goods may be stolen.
Police investigated the death of Jerry Jarnagin, Hollywood songwriter, shot during a Toluca Lake dinner at Irene Franklin’s mansion. Investigators rejected suicide, noting he left to wash up before discovery. A prior incident involved a houseboy, Lawrence Thomas, attacking Jarnagin and Franklin shortly before.
Henry Hard ig found a police badge in Boston Common 25 years ago. He just returned it. Lightning kills singer at revival meeting in Springfield. Mrs. Corinne Burnett, 80, was struck by lightning while singing in the choir.
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