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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1934
Page
3
The fragment references a final trial or appeal involving Anvil AY and a West team, noting a decisive outcome or progression in a legal or competitive setting. Names and context are unclear due to damaged text.
In Washington discussions turn to a proposed 1.4 percent sales tax on manufacturers to fund relief and recovery. The plan would raise about half a billion yearly but faces opposition as it could curb industrial output. Advocates favor state level sales taxes to maintain federal tax balance, while upper-bracket income taxes may rise. The piece contrasts sales taxes with income taxes and notes potential shifts in policy.
An early 20th century observer notes that allowing trials without juries speeds court action and reduces delays. The article cites support from the American Law Institute and American Bar Association and compares practice with England and Canada. It argues juries are not denied and highlights efficiency and cost benefits. It also mentions a separate piece criticizing Stalinist purges and Mussolini’s regime.
The fragment hints at debates over regimentation and government business among Americans, mentioning the New York State Grange meeting near Niagara. It suggests public dissatisfaction with word choices and a sense of tension in midweek discussions.
Paris fashions discuss the “little suit” as a versatile base with a glamorous blouse option. Patou blouses feature chiffon, shirring, and touches of lame, with matching buttons. emphasis on tailored, conservative outerwear and a refined air. Also referenced are U S political and dairy market notices reflecting shifts in policy and prices.
Washington notes a gaudy outside fire alarm box, number 1234, added during executive offices remodel. It signals 16 fire engines, though a recent garden hose blaze showed the White House’s strong fire defense despite past incidents. Also mentions Sen Guey Long’s Louisiana opposition and a Christmas-day aid claim.
Local notes recount the Third Class City officials convention in Harrisburg with amendments approved. Events include NT chub New Year Eve party at the State Armory, Col. TH. N. Ransom's accident, Alumni defeating High School 20 25, and various social notices from Mrs Wandwart to Miss Bernice Bracken. Birth announced for Harley Banks.
Two longtime Greenfield residents Mrs. Emily T Morton and Mrs Elizabeth Adams Morgan are celebrated as city pioneers. Morton, 102, is Greenfield's oldest citizen, while Morgan is 101.
A new industry emerges with 62 pieces of baked apples canned for market. The effort centers on processing and canning the fruit, claimed as a unique Pisnt in the country.
Erie Pa December police chief George Christoph reinforced the department to curb crime. Two patrolmen were added in the business district after safe crackers stole about 10 000 dollars in cash and goods and 2 000 dollars worth of matches in the past two months. Several motorcycle squad members were reassigned.
The article analyzes the US durable goods industries recovery, noting that past stimulus targeting consumer demand failed to revive durable goods. It highlights credit expansion, capital investment needs, and government policy impacts, stressing that sustained recovery requires large-scale financing, stable labor relations, and confidence in the dollar and future earnings. It cites studies on corporate capital depletion and banking conditions, and discusses securities law, taxation, and inflation risks shaping the outlook.
Hollywood trials with operatic talent shift public tastes as film studios recruit sopranos from Met stages. Mary Ellis debuts with Paramount alongside Carl Brisson in As the King's Horses, while Swarthout, Bonelli, Koshetz and Landi appear in operatic sequences shaping a new era.
A 1930s style forecast warns today is dangerous for new ventures, with the day improving later. It suggests social interactions vary by gender, notes entertaining delays in the evening, and marks dates May 19 to July 25, 1935 for benefits through agriculture, law, or minerals. It advises avoiding contention on select early and mid-year ranges and promotes literary writing between late December 1985 and late January 1986.
Mercer plans its first fox roundup in years on New Year’s Day near Sharon between Charleston and the Big Bend district. Sheriff Frank D. Pair and County Game Protector A. Pensicka will assist. no guns or dogs will be used in staging the event.
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