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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
4
In New York City last September, ward 1123 shows full time work granted to 14 and 18 year olds, with 380 in 1804. The piece argues too many children work instead of staying in school, risking future society and economy as adults are pushed from jobs. It calls for extending youth education so adults can regain employment to support their children.
Hollywood reports three more actors join Anthony Adverse including Punt Sotofi Ferdinando and Addison Richards Captain Mantanga. William Ricciardi returns from New York as coachman. Production on Anthony Adverse expected about three months. Hecht MacArthur plan Murder at 21 in January for Paramount. Bad Apples with Alexander and Anita Louise in production at First National. Red Apples cast adds Lockhart family and Craig Reynolds. Invitation to a Murder and Man Hunt also moving forward with cast updates.
Western Republicans warn the Canadian reciprocal trade treaty may cost Roosevelt Oregon and Washington votes. Labor, lumber, and business figures debate impact with polls showing mixed support for New Deal policies. Analysts note the agreement could shift Northwest political chances in 1936.
Merchants debate alternate holiday displays as curb decorations face possible removal. Evergreen trees with colored lights create a festive atmosphere and draw shoppers, while a Golden Rule Club committee studies new schemes to boost Christmas cheer.
The text argues Mussolini faces a road building bottleneck in Ethiopia. It notes shortages of railway workers machines cement and asphalt and says Romans built roads slowly while modern forces rush to beat rains and embargoes. As roads lag supply lines falter and opposition stiffens.
I Scott McBride predicts the nation will be legally dry again by 1945 after studying liquor in 44 states. He notes 2 000 local units voting dry and says much of the country may return to state or local option by 1940 with aggressive campaigning.
A court decision invalidates key child labor provisions offering limited safeguards. experts warn about potential impacts on protections for young workers as the ruling reshapes enforcement in the wake of the Woteabler case.
Paris styles brim with novelty shapes from halo to tall felt hats trimmed with feathers plumes and birds. Designers like Schiaparelli present cook combs slim toques and fur tails while Berets and lace veils color wardrobes. The fashion tip notes millinery is 50 percent fashionable this season, offering vast variety for every head.
Lodge of Sorrow at Corry Elk held at the Library Theatre memorial address by William L Swoope. Honored dead include Fred I Bean A L Harrington J G Rich and Dr Alfred R Barney. Library Theatre opened for moving pictures. manager paid fine for Sunday operation. Henry Maddocks left on extended trip to the East. John Love visiting Waresa. Elma Drake and Mrs Orley Tones in Elgin. Charles Lamibing arrives from New York to visit relatives. Mrs P C Lynch leaves for Baltimore. Rev H P Sharpley travels to Johnsonburg. Classified ads note buy sell houses.
The advertisement promotes NATURES WAY Lebanon Hard Tablets as pure vegetable tablets that improve digestion, tone the stomach, and activate the liver while banishing rheumatism and constipation. It urges readers to consult their druggist and start tonight.
December 9 forecasts note favorable signs for those born April 21 through May 21 and advise postponing ventures on certain days. A 1996 forecast urges judicious use of time. warnings target April 1936 and late 1935 to 1936 restlessness. In Memphis, 150 blind residents received white canes granting traffic right of way in a ceremony at Forrest Park led by Commissioner Cliff Davis.
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