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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1936
Page
4
The National Child Labor Committee notes a nationwide rise in child labor as recovery gains momentum. It cites growing numbers of working permits and revived labor under harmful conditions. Officials urge clear limits that protect health, education, and development, condemning back breaking, dangerous work.
Washington Dec 1 An opinion piece argues Hitler's Germany and Japan ally to curb Communism, viewing the Sino Soviet and European fascist powers as locked in a struggle. It suggests internal strains and diplomatic tensions threaten democratic stability, with a looming question of whether a new anti Communist alliance can endure.
Directors of the National Credit Dey Goods Association discuss a voluntary agreement among merchants akin to the NRA banned by the Supreme Court. It envisions shorter hours, fair schedules, humane working conditions, and eliminating abusive practices. The aim is fair competition rewarding efficiency and service, within constitutional limits, preferably led by business itself.
The article surveys attitudes toward military service in several nations. It notes Britain debates conscription and voluntary force growth, while Germany Italy and France show declining enthusiasm among youth. It asks if future generations will accept or resist service and how they might avoid war.
A fragment discussing security reasons and delays in applying the Social Security Act, contrasting U S labor progress with other nations and noting the mechanical industry focus. Mentions a Tema band and implied reforms, but text is garbled and incomplete.
The passage argues that workers need ample notice and advance salary in order to avoid dismissal, noting that many American employers have adopted generous policies. It contends that voluntary practices place an unfair burden on employers unless competitors follow suit and emphasizes the duty to protect workers when stranded. As industry grows, society and government must intervene to balance employers, employees and the public.
Hollywood star John Boles discusses his acting philosophy and future plans. He advocates varied work, ongoing ambition, and setting new goals after today’s achievements. He plans a concert tour and possibly Carnegie Hall, balancing studio obligations with performances.
Mir and Mrs Angus MacDonald mark their 75th wedding anniversary in Vallab y Field with a simple ceremony. The couple, long married, celebrated with family and friends as neighbors note their enduring partnership and shared history.
The Stanford Hose Company’s r1fth anniversary concert drew what was likely the largest crowd ever seen at a similar event at the State Armory. The report notes the celebration as the greatest of its kind held by the organization.
Answers span several items including Brazil as the country with Rio de Janeiro once serving as a capital, the Indian elites linked to the Custer massacre, and the timing of the new U S social security law taking effect. The compilation includes hints, notices on local business moves, staff wage increases, and memorial plans with multiple dated references.
The Mount Logan site in Bald Eagle State Forest Clinton County near McElhattan lies five miles east of Lark Haven Route 120. Elevation reaches 2201 feet offering expansive views across AT acres of natural beauty and a panorama of scenic vistas.
Cal Sierchd reports sheep destroyed pests in a rural tale about a county initiative. The unusual method involved forcing sheep to eat garden pests and tomato curhe draining sleep ogee to consume the planks and tags mentioned in the fragmented notice.
Winter coats favor cloth shells and sports coats with double breasted fronts and cape sleeves. Bright colors and green, mist, cocoa browns, wine and purple shades appear in many fabrics. beaver and astrakhan trims add luxury. Tailored, military touches dominate, with velvet and silver fox fur accents for evenings.
An apartment seeking reader is invited to browse a classified ad offering rental options. It highlights available units, pricing and contact details for interested tenants.
Prepared for the Corry Evening Journal by T A Pitkin of the Pennsylvania State Planning Board. The 1980 Pennsylvania population reached 9 631 950, over twice New Jersey and Delaware combined, nearing the combined total of Ohio, West Virginia and Maryland. Growth slowed since 1890 and 1920 1980 gains were small, with births falling from 26 5 per thousand in 1910 to 19 8 in 1980. Long life expectancy and lower infant mortality offset declines, but outmigration keeps growth weak.
A review lauds Alice Tisdale Hobart for portraying Chinese and Americans with depth in Oil for the Lamps of China and her new Yang and Yin. It highlights sympathetic Chinese characters, cultural codes, and the clash of Eastern and Western thought, noting a red hero and a selfless Li Shin who serves his country. It mentions Boxer Rebellion context and Hobart’s wealth of information on China’s transformation and culture.
Advised by stellar readings born July 21 to August 22, many face a day of confusion and potential disputes. Watch for shifts in finances and relations with others, while planning advancement. A review notes John Williams Andrews aims to craft an epic linked to Lindbergh themes, detailing a groundbreaking narrative project in verse.
An unreadable teletyped fragment mentions names and dates in a garbled line. It references a person and a possible event but lacks clear actions or context. The text preserves few discernible entities and offers no definite outcome or place.
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