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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1935
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text from a local page mentions training at Pitts with unclear date and names. Content is heavily garbled, leaving only scattered fragments about an ester N Jar balance something and participation notes. No coherent events or identities can be reliably established.
In the Luburdy Evening Post Hugh S Johnson, former NRA administrator, argues recovery hinges on money returning to work and confidence in policy. He notes abundant credit and capacity but missing demand, and says government action and dollar stabilization are crucial for resuming full business activity.
A column explores rising motor accidents on good highways due to driver psychology and traffic design, citing New Jersey data on a four-lane road with 22 accidents per mile over 50 miles. It also notes China opening mail to Manchoukuo and contemplates future diplomatic status amid Japanese control, predicting further coups and gradual shifts.
The article describes a modular unit plan house with a basic No 1 including living and dining rooms kitchen and garage. Bedrooms and baths can be added as the family grows. future rooms may follow. It highlights built in storage and convenient features like a well ventilated kitchen and living room aimed at comfort and efficiency.
A gishders horse disease case was found on a northwest farm by Dr Roswell. An unlucky man jailed for stealing a coat at K P Hall died in the workhouse. Corry Laxe Erie Circuit races debate continues with no track change. State Game Protector Sawday visited to study protected deer and deter dogs and hunters. Bess Drought returned from Tumistown visit. Ollie Simmer 38 reportedly fishing Have Creek on a warm day. year’s first expedition results pending. Mr and Mrs Foster Davin stay in Buffalo.
Reports from Washington describe a George Washington birthday feature with a Berlin attache miscomment and a German officer's defense of Washington's cleverness after a slighting remark. Also noted is Pedro Guevara’s early birthday party due to the international dateline and Homer S. Cummings's aquarium prank. The National Party Service marks Washington's birthday with a Hawaii delegation seeking a monument rock from Kilauaon and a ceremonial stone from Kilauon.
Hollywood designer Richard Day, famed for Century backdrops under Zanuck, sails to Britain and the Continent for a study of new scenic design. He will be represented by special backgrounds for Folies Bergere. Captain Norton brings Brewster's Millions print for Dominions.
Henry Young Bauer 78, resident near Sparkinsburg, died at 11:50 AM from a heart attack. Survived by wife, two sons, and a daughter. Body moved to Davieon Funeral Home for funeral arrangements. Also mentions Basque study about Adam and sole descendants in Sebastian Spain with references to language and territory.
Washington report says $8.68 billion in the fiscal year budget may see more than $2.19 billion cut by June 30. Treasury plans to borrow roughly $800 million in new funds through June, while private demand and activity are cited as factors for a spending curtailment. Tax collections show January gains but remain below December, with shifts among processing taxes, tobacco, liquor, and manufacturers' excise taxes. The Federal Reserve survey notes rising output and employment versus 1933 levels, led by autos and steel with lumber at low levels, while non durable goods show little change.
Critical note on recent British poetry volumes by Stephen Spender and C. Day Lewis. Spender's Vienna falls short of promise, while Lewis’s Collected Poems earns regard for essays like A Hope for Poetry outlining craft and influence within postwar verse.
The reading predicts a fortunate early morning with a favorable afternoon for clothes and artistic activities and social ventures. Evening may feel low. beware melancholy around dinner. Birthdate suggests intuition and psychology. Health caution from March 80 to April 19 and favorable changes from July 12 to Sept 10. August 29, 1985 may be eventful.
Paris dispatch notes Princess Dilkusta de Rohan weighs fashion trends with wit and refuses eccentricity. She praises mother-of-pearl hairpins, gingerbread tones, Sevres colors, Quaker grey and navy, describing a wardrobe centered on subtle hues and refined detailing.
Baraboo Wisconsin pinochle players claim a remarkable bid record as Conrad Humstock held 1,000 aces in a four handed game and edged a rival by five points. The Ohio player was noted for a 1,000 ace bid in a three handed game.
London report quotes R D Blumenfeld urging American graduates to spend a year in Europe to study world affairs and journalism, learn languages, and master simple English writing, with plans to return and teach global affairs. He argues Americans have broader freedom from tradition and warns against U S isolation while noting Britain's confidence and continental insight. Carmen Quesada of Asthabul a departs with Mrs Reiker for home.
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