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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1934
Page
3
An order from the prime ministerial office demands the return of all documents held by ministers since 1919 and extends to estates of deceased officials. The move stirs official circles and raises constitutional questions about access. Prominent memoirs may be affected, prompting debate over censorship and future autobiographies.
Mae West says she rarely attends parties or previews and stays in her unpretentious apartment. She explains that Paramount pays well and she stays busy to ensure value, insists on involvement in scripts and production, and avoids nightlife, preferring movies and quiet drives with sister Beverly.
Warren reports that the Clark Hyperpyexator, a machine for artificial fever, was used in treating Miss Patricia Maguire who has slept for more than two years at Oak Park. Two weekly sessions, supervised by W F Clark, helped restore reflexes and signify progress toward possible speech.
Ex Crawford Countys U S judge frank thomas subject of talk to be given by died early this morning at rochester minister at baptist Meadville hospital church tonight Rev Harold Strathearn of rochester will speak at the 7 30 pm service on Is America Going Soonmunistic Twenty minutes before the main address mission flashes will be offered with Dr Thomas who spent his life in the Philippine Islands as the guest speaker He is survived by his widow and one son Paul T Thames who was his law partner at Menuville
A British cabinet tradition keeps official memos marked The Property of His Britannic Majesty's Government in Downing Street. The Prime Minister may retain a duplicate set of papers covering his term to take when leaving office.
Twenty years ago today December 10 1914 reports describe the Camerson building gutted by fire with damage to the Sami Jacobson and Company Palm restaurant Brigham hardware and Jourdetoor covering stores. Estimated loss to fixtures and stock exceeds forty thousand dollars. Community Christmas tree fund drives planned with house to house canvass by Corry Street Society committees. Mrs Alfred Barlow hosts the auction bridge club on North Center Street. Harold Johnson seriously injured when an ax severed the toes of his right foot while splitting wood. State Fish Commissioner N R Buller leaves for Erie after visiting the local plant nearby. Lyric theater benefit set by Episcopal church boys reorganizing the Boy Scouts. Eli Barlow Jr hosts a stag party for Melvin McCray on South Center Street. Clarence Loveland of Penn Leather leaves for a western business trip. Mrs Walter Lewis surprised on her Grove Street birthday.
Paris December story notes sapphires as the lucky stones for the year. The Queen reportedly gave Princess Marina the royal sapphire set minus one large brooch, then kept the brooch after a discussion with the King. The piece warns of synthetic sapphires and lists real sources in Ceylon, Australia, and beyond.
United Press reports Maj. I M Casey, the fiery Du Pont foreign sales director, stealing the show in the Senate arms inquiry with sharp wit and bold jabs. Casey’s heckling and humor draw reactions from Wild Bill Donovan and Nye as investigators, while Du Pont executives observe from the back.
Flames swept through a two story brick building at 1210 12 Peach Street causing $18,000 in losses to the Erie Paper Co the Erie Barber's School and a pool room. Smoke filled the Central hotel where transients stayed but occupants remained.
The text outlines a December 14 outlook favoring clothes purchases or home remodeling with constructive plans for social or real estate matters. It warns of sudden afternoon changes and advises avoiding extravagance. It notes dating from January 7 to 21, 1935, to beware accidents, then mentions October 11 to 14, 1935, and social favors for June 24 to 26 plus December 17 to 19, 1924 for letter writing and short trips.
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful yet harmless remedy for chest colds and coughs. It emphasizes seven benefits in one formula, claims no narcotics, and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not felt. The promotional tone targets quick action and druggist authorization to refund.
Many Crawford county residents mourn the death of Hon. Frank J. Thomas a Meadville attorney and former president judge who died in Meadville City Hospital after a brief illness He was born October 13 1868 on a Woodcock township farm and had been a Crawford county bar member since 1889 His career spanned prominent service and legal achievement in the region.
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