CORRY BAND SUPPORT AND WINTER CONCERT PLANS
The Corry Band and Corry Civic Orchestra receive community backing as fund drives launch for band expenses. A winter concert at Corry High Auditorium next Wednesday aims to fund instruments outfits and youth music training opportunities.
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We the People and the New Deal Debate in 1938
A fragmentary editorial style piece surveys public opinion on the New Deal, the economy bloc, and Tory opposition. It discusses spending, recovery policies, and fears of a return to depression, naming figures, parties, and policy shifts while urging constructive national effort.
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Hollywood Feeds on Stories for Motion Pictures
Hollywood studios chase fresh plots amid heavy censorship and public taste. A Paramount executive watched Gracie Allen on radio sparking The Grice Allen Murder Case in production. Former reporters Thompson and others discuss city halls and new police rooms inspiring scripts and comedies like Help Murder Police.
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Dies to Expand House Communist Probe in Washington
Bruce Catton reports from Washington that Congressman Dies wins authority, funding of 100000 dollars, and more time for a broader probe into communism. Dies recalls past setbacks, forecasts a balanced program, and stresses staying within government limits while pursuing facts before public hearings.
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Crime rises in Utah Salt Lake City prison population
Utah state prison population in 1938 averaged 303 inmates, up from 280 in the prior year. The increase reflects growing crime impact on state correction facilities and prompts attention from authorities and local communities. Under public safety measures, officials review intake, parole, and sentencing practices to curb rising numbers.
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Improper Headlight Glare Causes Pedestrian Dangers
The article warns that improperly adjusted headlights create glare that blinds drivers and pedestrians. It explains the pupil’s slower reaction to bright light, leading to near blindness for a brief period. It urges better headlight adjustment and road lighting to reduce pedestrian fatalities.
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