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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1936

Page

4

World News Roundup and Political Showdowns

A compact digest reports Alf Landon appealing in West Middlesex, political shifts with James Couzens backing Roosevelt, Franco Spain tensions, Leahy slated as naval chief, and other global incidents. Also notes a Spanish bishops’ killings, a Moscow death, and a Johnstown Legion parade concluding celebrations.

Anil Boyd Olton Pennsylvania Alf M. Landon West Middle xX William Daniel Leahy United States William H. Stanley Mikhail Tomasky Moscow Terorists Republican Party James Couzens Mich Zan Solon Roosevelt Yakumo Iwate New York Martin Moore Asheville J. Helen Clevenger New York University Raleigh Germany

Landon Decries American Ways During Hoover Echo Debate

The piece, drawn from a metropolitan paper, critiques Landon and Republican calls to restore “American ways” under Hoover’s shadow. It argues current policy harms the poor, farmers, and banks, urging real jobs and stable returns while skeptical of Landon’s plan to revive pre Depression era practices.

Landon Demania Nieveo Middlesex Meir Herbert Hoover Whit House Midliewest America Hoover Landon Tom Harry Governor Landon Party Six

Rank and File for Roosevelt in fight against abuses

The editorial declares the rank and file of Americans will stand by President Roosevelt to curb government abuses and end special privileges. It argues the President’s actions protect citizens from dishonesty and hostile press, urging proprietors and farmers to support his program and the nation’s heritage.

Roosevelt Cicero Rane and Sfily A Fair Chance To Enjoy Nhle Heritase Frank Dennsitors Franklin Wistom de Sabi Colette

Rank and file support for Roosevelt era policies

A fragmented excerpt argues that protections for notes and farms end unjust foreclosures. It extols a monetary policy that benefits small bankers, businesspeople, laborers, and honest citizens across parties, praising the White House leadership for lifting the nation from a low mood as seven political parties are noted.

Ralks Charlie Lsborer Roosevelt Wwe White House

Home return hopes for Lindberghs amid exile terms

The Lindberghs, Charles and Anke, express intent to return to the United States within six months if public scrutiny subsides. They seek private life in their homeland and note support from sympathetic Americans who hope the couple can resume normal activities abroad without ongoing persecution.

Charles and Anke Lindbergh Europa Olier

Hollywood wives shield husbands career and offer support

Hollywood wives are portrayed as protectors rather than hindrances to their husbands careers. Dixie Lee Crosby foregoes screen aims to support Bing Crosby while many stars credit their spouses for stability and success. Otton Kruger cites examples from Fred Astaire to Gary Cooper, noting marriage often enhances appeal and steadiness in a star’s career.

Jack Oskie Vanita Vandon Jack Marrigike Rudolph Valentino Otto Kruger Hollywood Fred Astaire Frederic March Richard Dix James Cagney Edward G. Robinson Buck Jones Kruger Fred MacMurray Lillian Lamont Lillian Fred Clark Gable Rhea Gables George Barber Gary Gooner Cay Brisson Richard Arlen Joel McGrea John Boles Franchot Tone Charles Boyer Warren Hull Donald Woods

Ambiguous Draft Quotation Highlights Security Concerns

Fragmentary quote attributed to Eliza Rocke Sesorst mentions Governor Lamson and a civic context. The garbled text references homes, security, and a political figure, but missing clear events, dates, or places to establish concrete actions or outcomes.

Gov Lamson Rivogevelt Eliza Rocke Sesorst

Paris Fashion Echoes Nineteenth Century Styles

Paris August 1944 Fashion notes nineteenth century influence on fall and winter wear. Redingotes and high crowned hats return with vivid colors like rich reds, blues, greens, and browns. Fabrics stay simple yet rich, with soft woolens and luxurious veils. Makeup warns against harsh tones, hints at carnelian based warmth to skin, drawing parallels to Gainsborough and Reynolds portraits.

Paris Gaingborough Reynolds Gainsborough and England Continent

Fall fashion tip revisits 48th century styles

A brief fashion note highlights a trend revival as designers draw on 48th century silhouettes and textures. The item emphasizes period-inspired outfits, fabric choices, and styling cues to capture a historical look in modern wardrobes.

Star Signals Octavine Birth Dates Strike December 1936

An old astrology note warns those born November 22 to December 31 of dangerous influences on August 25. It predicts possible earthquakes or storms, urges caution with large machinery and explosives, and mentions risks from fast actions and fiery temperaments. The piece links strategic traits to December 1936 individuals.

Dunger Ontabir

Don't Believe in Ghosts Quote Sparks Caution

A short regional quip features Uncle Eben noting he does not fear ghosts yet admires a neighbor's cautious approach by placing chicken houses close up to a Sre’iyerd area, reflecting practical risk awareness in rural life.

Eben

Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files August 24 1916

The itemized notes recount a shot well on the Howe estate lease of Winton Oil and Sas company. A merchants gathering is slated for St James Hotel. Health officials push to curb infantile paralysis spread. Major party riders were halted on Findley Lake road. Elks plan their eleventh annual Slam Bake with past grand exalted rulers as speakers. Garden Meat Market sold to Jay W Gravink. A car dealer arrives with the first 1917 machine seen in Erie. A severe storm damages a local barn near Clymer and causes damage to another in Cutting. Miss Lossie Wellman narrowly escaped a fire in Knox. Miss Mayme Tugam travels to Tusville by death of a cousin. Minnie Keford spending a few days at Pinoy Like.

Madrid Great Britain Remington-Rand Syracuse Vatican Thomas J Kirkpatrick Army Medical Corps Jamestown S. S Aten Eckman, Jr Pennsylvania Department of Revenue Johnstown American ‘Legion Jean Lord Geo. J. Comber Long Branch N. J Mra Campbell Clark James A. Frey New York Sanford Bates Pederal Bureau of Prisons Boston Alf M. Landon David A. Reed Gifford Pinchot New Gas Ule

Houston Sam became president of Texas after renunciation

Answers: Sam Houston. Seismograph. The fragment notes an airplane framed design and a campaign speech by Gov Baridali, claiming continuation of Roosevelt style policies amid national distress.

Republic of Texas Sam Houston Sid Hay In Airplane

Vermont and Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Publicity Efforts

The text notes Pool Valley in Contra Costa and Penns View as scenic vistas, with plans to develop swimming and cabby areas. It highlights Vermont as a pioneer in a state publicity bureau since 1901 to promote scenic beauty and attract visitors, and Pennsylvania's 1995 agency distributing thousands of scenic maps to promote vacations and motor tourism. requests for copies can be sent to the Pennsylvania Publicity Commission in Harrisburg.

Poe Valley Pool Valley Contra County Penns View Vauln Vermont Otf Pennsylvania United States Nort Harrsburg

Birds of Prey Survive Amid Survey in SLO Area

A reader notice describes 600 species and related bird life, noting resilient hawks and eagles in the region around San Luis Obispo. The report highlights conservation efforts and ongoing wildlife surveys conducted by local groups.

Never Neglect a Slight Wound San-Cura Ad

An old advertisement urges immediate wound care with San-Cura Medicated Soap and San-Cura Ointment to prevent infection. It promotes washing cuts and scratches then applying antiseptic ointment to relieve inflammation, reduce pain, and promote quick healing. Creative wording emphasizes prevention of germs and quick recovery with available products.

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