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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1937
Page
4
Hollywood reports that publicists influence the careers of film stars by crafting a normal image. The piece notes press agents shape star personas, claiming such personas boost box office dividends and public appeal while making stars seem like regular people.
The piece surveys stars like Bing Crosby and Mae West in theatrical mood plays and fashion, noting bold choices and public perceptions. It highlights personalities such as Walter Dietrich, Charlton Heston, and Gary Cooper with a playful, gossiping tone on screen careers and personal style.
A jumble of brief notices covers hotel upkeep at Arlington property inspections promised for spring, a misfired street trap moved to North Center street, and motorists affected at Smith arrest intersection. Other items mention Gov George Earle aide Colegrove, aviation interest, Baptist plans for a new tabernacle church, and Packard car of W E Montgomery Ward Isbet Wilson.
The Washington conference of farm leaders outlines a long-range program. It emphasizes fair prices, sufficient farm income to buy industrial products, conservation of natural resources, and better security for tenants and owners. It supports an ever normal granary and crop insurance and links farm policy to foreign market expansion.
Washington notes debate over President Roosevelt’s plan to raise Supreme Court justices to 15. Wagner of New York and Robinson of Arkansas are urged to resign to avoid becoming candidates for appointment. Critics warn resignations could trigger pushback and complicate attempts to grant federal judges a guaranteed pension.
Jay Franklin argues that property rights have followed historical force from conquest to modern labor battles. He contends GM sit-downs illustrate workers asserting job rights as a form of property, while noting long-standing precedents and economic realities shaping ownership and labor.
In a 1857 New York City notice, readers are shown a radical mix of real estate listings and opinion pieces. The text rails against Roosevelt's judiciary refashioning while calling for public discussion. It cites mass support for reform and warns of dangers to constitutional rights.
Corry families were invited to a free evangelistic rally sponsored by multiple churches. The event at the Frat Methodist Episcopal Church aims to awaken global religious renewal and rededication of believers to the Master’s cause.
The proposed daily wage raise at Carnegie Trindis Steel Corp would lift minimum annual income from 1300 to 1560 dollars for workers selecting a 40 hour week over 32 weeks. If this yearly income reaches 91560 with full-time hours, overtime changes apply. observers ponder how the extra pay will be spent and its impact on industry and personal life.
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission recounts Greene County area now Durnkard Township in Green County. The piece notes early settlement challenges circa 1754 with vast forests and native tribes, highlighting a century of tension between settlers and Redmen stirred by renegade groups and mail coach history.
Parker Fennelly stars in a Broadway debut play "Pultoit of Osk Falls" with George M. Cohan involved. The Snow Village Sketches, by William Worl Manley, portray New England villagers facing tribulations with humor as Lawrence T. Berliner shares notes on a radio program of wide interest and confirms Arthur Allen’s role as "Daniel" from Gowanda in Radio City.
An article discusses Paris styles for day and evening wear featuring handmsmitten woolen fabrics for winter pieces, lacy silk weaves for gowns, and resort outfits. It notes patterns, tailoring, and the use of various textiles for cruises, beachwear, and après-ski ensembles with attention to fit and fabric behavior in water and heat.
The item recalls February 16 1917 with fragmented notes of local residents and events. It mentions Miss Mita Pastersin and families at South Canton Street and references parcels, sales, and legal notices in Parma and nearby counties.
This item presents a混杂 set of questions and answers about civic and etiquette themes with garbled text and a brief answer. It includes a final line indicating a negative response.
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