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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1937
Page
4
The article analyzes Assistant Attorney General Robert Jackson’s two recent speeches blaming monopolies and corporate pay scales for the recession. It notes Jackson’s blunt critique of big business and the Roosevelt administration reforms, suggesting a politically charged climate aimed at New Deal policies.
Valuable apparatus showcased by the City and the Carty Firemen’s Relief Association when Spar talsbore faced a major fire. Corry firemen aided, earning praise from residents for prompt response and skilled teamwork. The report also notes calls for better training and cooking education for youths alongside the local thanks.
Citizens press Governor George H to seek world campaign support to cut tolls on Mylvania highways amid concerns over Spaugh jets and a looming launch. Weather forecasts warn of a hot, clear week as planners worry about its impact on the 50 mile per hour speed policy and traffic in the region.
Hollywood reports Patsy the parrot, part of a United Press staff story, leaves for exile after a misstep on the set at Columbia Studios. The bird’s one line in No Time to Marty triggered laughter and her removal, ending a colorful screen career. Patsy was known for the notorious remark that brought the stunt to a halt.
A fragment discusses road traffic snarls caused by speeders and the Isnail crusade, arguing wider boulevards are the practical fix to highway accident problems. The text also mentions Santa and a note on Christmas stocking and human liberty in a derailed, incoherent passage.
The city endows the lord mayor with a residence and requires him to pay for window cleaning. If any windows break during his year in office he must repair them at his expense. He is also responsible for cleaning the footpath outside the post house, using five shillings from his own funds for tools.
Charles P Stewart reports from Washington on Japanese war costs and home front strain. Tokyo officials warn China’s encroachments and guerilla warfare drain resources, while Japanese leadership allegedly explores hidebound media and Kamikaze notions amid economic pressure.
A scrambled item list asks when the next regular session of Congress hears and which countries make up the Barbary Coast. It includes misprints on etiquette hints and a partial January horoscope with disjointed phrases and garbled names.
Over nine years US car numbers rose 41 percent and traffic accidents about 52 percent while railroad accidents dropped. Pullman cars carried about 70 million passengers in three years with no fatalities. A porcelain advertising bridge in Cablsha d Crechoslova kia stands as district industry boast. A clipper transported 10 000 eyecorn chicks from Florida to South America. A museum studies 250 000 000 tons per minute. Hawks outperform mice as hunters.
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Jay Franklin Washington argues for a national war referendum under Kellogg Briand norms to test public will before any declaration of war. He cites Kellogg Kellogg Kellogg Kellogg Kellogg Kellogg Kellogg and warns against isolation abandoning democracy while noting Roosevelt influence and labor figures.
A fragment hints at a Navy modification for the Shomapoon submachine gun described as among the deadliest weapons, noting its high firing capacity with many shots. The snippet lacks full context, but implies a futuristic or speculative military tech reference.
An essay argues rest in bed shortens colds and aids recovery, noting social pressures to work through illness and comparing fever therapies to a broader medical trend. It cites Cecil's Textbook of Medicine and a Minnesota health service study favoring a narcotic relief pill of codeine and para-aminobenzoate, while acknowledging prescription needs and ongoing curiosity about local applications.
The Rev A J Stirewalt D D longtime Japan missionary will preach at St Pauls Lutheran Church morning service next Sunday He spent 16 years evangelizing Kumamoto and 16 years in Tokyo on staff of the Christian Literature Committee and represented the United Lutheran Church at the Edinburgh Missionary Conference He led relief and founded homes after 1928 earthquake and served as president of the National Christian Council of Japan ahead of world events.
New mothers receive special attention at the public library soon after birth. The library mails a list of infant care hooks to both mothers and fathers, aiding early child care.
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