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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
3
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The Treasury plans a larger force of 2,250 investigators to crack down on concealed income and dodgers as part of a new appropriation. Taxpayers are urged to tell the truth in reports and to pay promptly to avoid higher rates and penalties. Old age pensions show promise of state federal cooperation, with 28 states already paying about $20 monthly and potential rises to $35 with government matching.
United Press reports Sen. Bain D. Smith challenges AAA plans during a Senate agriculture committee session on cotton. Witnesses including Dr. Anderson and cottonman W. L. Clayton face slow questions and Smith’s sharp remarks on deflation of thought and testimony length.
Fire tore through Roger Eckelberry's hen house destroying 400 fattened chickens. The blaze started after he culled 1,000 birds, with thieves blamed for carelessness. Firefighters fought the flames, saving the remaining birds and structures.
A Hollywood item describes Francie Lederer receiving over the top letters from admirers including Prague a donor who sent a glass figurine stolen from a factory and others from India Cairo Switzerland and Sioux City. It notes schemes and prophecies amid playful gossip about Mae West and Lederer.
The column predicts favorable mornings for unusual pursuits and mechanical or electrical work, with antiques selling well. Psychologists and visitors are favored, and evenings boost business planning profits. Birthdates hint at high office, with energy for higher thought and travel projected from late March to early April and early July. Socially favorable days appear in May.
A critical survey of recent books highlights Dr Robert T Morris’s autobiography Fifty Years a Surgeon and Hans Zinsser’s Rats Lice and History, praising Morris for intimate medical insight while faulting Zinsser for digressions. Also reviewed are Forester’s The African Queen, Sokalof So Brief the Years, Fairbairn’s Devil Kinsmere, and Chase’s River of Sand, noting brisk, varied storytelling and strong debut voices.
Paris fashion notes describe hair adornments inspired by stars moons and constellations. Chanel and department stores showcase jeweled sprays and celestial motifs while duchess of Kent favors a silver star. Designers promote lacquered hair and braids with flowers jewels and feathers for elegant bandeaus.
An authoritative review of disarmament discussions led by John W Wheeler-Bennett and his book The Pipe Dream of Peace. The General Disarmament Conference, begun in 1932, is described as desultory and largely futile while noting other contemporary works and comparisons to Riding Forward for beginners by Captain Littauer.
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