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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1937
Page
4
A letter argues speed traps curb reckless driving yet warns they risk overreach. It cites 1980s highway deaths, urges less drastic measures, and calls for improved police cooperation within city government to reduce road fatalities and improve public safety without sweeping suspensions.
Thirty four vconginials of the econ mit committee of the National Peach Conference propose a program for peace. It calls for broader international trust extensions, reciprocal trade policy, tariff transparency, and revived American foreign investment. The plan favors arbitration, debt settlements, and gradual currency stabilization, aiming for trade stability over territorial gains.
A cryptic excerpt discusses aims of happiness and prosperity for individuals worldwide. Israel Goliberg remarks that being right poses greater challenges than fears, while Piyvougl contemplates preparatory steps toward lasting peace.
Speech outlines proposed federal and state flood response efforts, urging rapid aid and reconstruction for devastated river valleys. Calls for tighter controls on property losses and funding, while noting international perspectives and the need to support victims amid ongoing recovery.
A compact clipping lists One Minute Test questions and answers naming George Washington as the first. It cites a Committee for Industrial something and notes a caution about the horoscope saying birthday people are opinionated yet good investment promoters.
Dorothy Ataner, the sole prominent woman megaphone in Hollywood, plans a comeback with The Girl Prom Tries starring Lise Rainer. She argues courage is key, defends feminine influence, and critiques male-dominated filmmaking while courting studio support and audience curiosity.
Qodvin college athletic manager Wil lam Z completed his first volume of Digit after a period of figida detruction, following hours of solitary work and focus. The milestone marks a personal achievement amid recent disruptions.
Paris styles reveal spring hat trends with many small shallow crowns and finely woven straw. Advance models show navy blue and mauve dominate while rusty pinks appear in lightweight materials. Sailorish straw shapes and tufted cockades top rounded crowns as designers preview thin, close fitting hats for day wear.
The Dixmont Hospital near Pittsburgh, founded in 1847, honors Dorothea Dix who shaped reform work in jails, prisons, and mental asylums. It sits eight miles west of Pittsburgh along the Ohio River, with Dixmont named for her enduring legacy.
George Vy reports on 1937 Canadian coin issues by the Royal Mint. The article notes the date 2936 appears in the context of George I and the new coin designs.
In Washington, readers clue the "We the People" column to a flood of mail arguing whether jobs constitute property. Critics claim sit-down strikes abuse rights, while others defend workers' claims against GM stockholders. The letters feature diverse viewpoints from Iowa, Ohio, Illinois, and Pennsylvania, with debates over ownership, wages, and corporate power.
Washington remarks show Cordell Hull credits tactful diplomacy over force for warmer ties with Latin American nations. The column notes Hoover started the approach, Roosevelt widened it, and current policy remains soft yet Pan-American in spirit, contrasting with earlier threats of firmness.
Twenty years ago the Journal reports a vas shortage crippling Corry industries as gas supply was curtailed. Elizabeth Riley dies after clothes catch fire from an open stove. Remains of Mrs Elizabeth Riley to be brought for burial. Births include a child to the Bachenters of Grow Street. Mrs Haight of West Smilin suffers a fall. Hovey welcomed a newborn. Mrs Gates returns from Detroit visit.
A garbled set of observations notes unusual items and events include a wind instrument described as highly prized, reference to poison bait trapping by Chinese watermen, a phrase about a geography epoch and a historical figure tortured by ancients, and a stamp collector pasting 18,000 stamps on his automobile. An odd claim about playing cards misprints that all four Line Wings are left-handed appears.
In Harrisburg February and across the state debate centers on a proposed constitutional amendment to reserve to the people the ultimate power of adoption. The draft would block any court or general assembly from declaring an act unconstitutional or substituting state sovereignty. Supporters warn against judicial overreach and insist the people must hold final authority.
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