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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
3
The piece covers federal penalties for unauthorized possession of machine guns and submachine guns, with fines up to $2,000 or five years in prison. It notes manufacturers aiding enforcement, mentions 15,000 Thompson guns produced postwar and 5,000 to 6,000 circulating, and argues stricter enforcement may curb gang crime and gangsterism.
Hollywood critic Josef von Sternberg advocates gray scale set design to align with black and white film. He plans color values that translate to tones of gray, using Diane Dietrich and Lionel Atwill in a largely monotone cinema experiment.
United Press reports a partisan clash between the Children's Bureau and the Public Health Service over child care roles during Hoover and Roosevelt eras. The fight centered on pamphlet distribution and policy, with shifts in leadership easing tensions and uniting the agencies under new appointees.
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced a plan for Pennsylvania farmers to reduce 1985 field corn acreage and hog production by at least 10 percent below base. Payments include 34 cents per bushel for reduced corn and $15 per hog, with up to 30 percent of base acreage eligible. Cash installments and land use rights accompany the contract, plus eligibility for future government loan programs.
Bess Heath Olmstead of Chevy Chase D C has issued a new volume Pennsylvania and Other Poems in a special gift edition. The edition features autograph copies at Condra store with an attractive display drawing praise from friends.
Local residents plan to form the Chautauqua Society of Corry Linton City. They will meet at the Brick House to hear Julius King discuss Chauit cuay today and tomorrow with illustrated motion pictures. King will compare past and present Chautauquas and share results from supporters. All former Chautauquans invited to attend.
A Banking article notes a rare alliance among government, bankers, and the United States Chamber of Commerce to push a forward movement in business. The piece cites months of gradual change, NRA adjustments, and a shift of relief burden to industry, with expectations of budget restraint and renewed private investment. O. K. lets go.
The Prince of Wales at age 40 remains a confirmed bachelor though many eligible princesses have appeared. Critics say patriotic duty pressures royal marriages, while supporters note his shift from playboy to sober duties after the war. He reportedly aids the poor, gardens, and works with his hands. A radio commentator references a stated royal sentiment.
Paris trends in footwear and fashion feature stag skin shoes in brown or black dyed to match outfits. Slippers, oxfords, pumps, and sandals show feminine styling with carved ivory accents and matching jewelry. Chanel influence includes spangled jet outfits and a plain Marocain dress with a spangled hat, while novelty dots and patterns promise ongoing variation.
Octavine warns of bad dreams and risky choices from late Oct to early Feb 1925 and late Aug to late Oct 1935, advising caution with secret matters and drugs. Travel or chemistry interests may spark. periods of unseen force bring fortune in mid December 1924, with fire and accident risks noted.
Socially favorable June 20 21 23 1935. Write letters December 15 1934.
Medical authorities warn kidneys contain 15 miles of tubules that purify the blood and keep you healthy. If you suffer frequent painful urination, burning, or scanty output, Doan's Pills offer relief by washing out waste and toxins. Avoid unproven drugs and trust the 40 year old Foster-Milburn ad claiming Doan's Pills are safe and effective, available from your druggist.
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