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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1935

Page

3

Cruel Hopes and Oil Waste in Midcentury Essay

A long editorial piece argues against false millennial promises to fund elderly care and cautions about government currency management. It then condemns oil and gas waste, urging stronger conservation and practical reforms to stabilize the industry and preserve resources for the coming decades. The text cites Walter Lippmann on monetary policy and criticizes reliance on private speculation to support the dollar.

Tey Walter Lippmann Treasury Fund Uncle Sam Nere United States Iokes Saturday Evening Post Texas Panhandle

Government workers rise in Washington with 94,050 on payroll

Rep Paul Greever visits Nellie Tayloe Ross to discuss silver dollars and currency flow. Government payroll figures show 94,050 federal workers in D C, the highest since World War I, with wartime peak at 927,760 and a 1927 low around 59,800. men far outnumber women among federal staff.

Washington Paul Greever Wye West Nellie Tayloe Ross Ute Mint United States Civil Service Commission District of Columbia Goveernment

Star Signals and Birthdate Guidance for 1935

The notice discusses caution while traveling and temperamental shifts in the late afternoon and evening, advises avoiding disputes with a marriage partner, and highlights a heightened sense of intuition. It warns of health and mental outlook risks from March 3 to March 21, notes a favorable change between May 4 and June 12, 1935, and mentions oil field government involvement affecting the oil business and consumers.

Hollywood Film Shop on Weathered Seas and Screen Stars

Hollywood coast weather fuels a film crew including Ralph Bellamy John Buckle and Ann Sothern aboard a freighter for deep-water scenes near Santa Susanna Pass. Midwestern boys enjoy their first movie set thrill as Wallace Ford Marian Marsh and Lambert Kuyler shoot on the camp lot. Children and actors like Virginia Wielder James Barton Katherine Barton and Margaret Lindsay figure in anecdotes of stage fame and on set quirks amid a chaotic production era.

Hollywood California Ralph Bellamy John Buckle Ann Sothern Chicago Wallace Ford Marian Marsh Lambert Kulyer Santa Susanna Pass

Fatal Accident Unavoidable on Main Street Collision

A coroner's jury found the fatal crash at Main Street unavoidable. Morris Israel, 69, was crossing between parked cars when struck by a motorcycle driven by Paul Hofman, 18, who was exonerated of blame. Israel’s manner of crossing contributed to the collision.

Morris Israel Butler Garrer Pail Hofman Jimy Hoffman Israel Main Street

Paris fashion trends of the 1930s reveal decollétage shift

Paris readers glimpse a style shift as high necklines and covered ankles return, with designers like Lanvin presenting gowns that pair short bolero collars with long pleated skirts. The piece contrasts past corseted glamour with modern restrained evening wear, noting changing public sentiment and dress norms.

Fragmentary Note on Fashion and Seasons

A fragment discusses rising evening skirts and fashion changes, noting how trends shift with time and impact personal style. The text hints at emotional reactions and social expectations without clear events or named figures.

Bridge Tournament Held Last Evening at East Congress Street

Five tables were arranged for a regular bridge tournament hosted by the Misses St Slain on East Congress street. Mrs G Barker and Mrs Larry Alexander led north and south with 61 points, followed by Miss Margaret Blair and Miss Harold Brown with 57. East and west honors went to Mrs Margaret Brown and Mrs Fred Kinley with 671 and to De GB Bennett and John Blatt with 50 match points. Sandwiches and coffee were served by the hostesses. Mr and Mrs Barker will host the next tournament.

Margaret Blair Harold Brown Margaret Brown Fred Kinley Bennett John Blatt Barker

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