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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1935
Page
3
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The Corry Evening Journal lists advertising and publishing details for the paper. It includes staff names such as Ald. Colegrove and Fred Kimball, addresses in New York and Chicago, and notices on postal rates, delivery, and carrier charges.
Whiting Williams, an expert on labor relations, surveys a nationwide shift in outlook. He notes a decline in individual initiative and a growing demand for security provided by society, warning that the line between self and society is blurring and urging personal responsibility to sustain collective welfare.
Opposition to income tax publicity grows as March 15 filing deadline nears. Critics say the public slip's five entries mislead about net income and tax payable, inviting snooping and improper judgments. Bills for repeal are before Congress, with one expected to pass soon.
Report comments on potential lawsuits against the government over gold circulation after a Supreme Court ruling. It states gold is secured in the U S Treasury vaults and will remain there, described as a sacred relic and a mundane religion to many people.
United Press reports that Finland has paid all war debt installments to the United States while Washington Rotary Club hosts 50 diplomats. Amid the event, a burst of applause for Finland’s minister Ber a Sarnefelt drew laughs from Japan's Hirosi Saito, despite broader debt tensions. The note also recalls Huey Long’s senatorial civility exchange and gallery conduct warnings from the presiding officer.
A compilation of local happenings dated February 24 1915 notes a March 10 departure by Nevin R Tickson’s party to San Francisco for the California Exposition. Mrs Edmond Rhodes hosts twenty guests. a Union City freight theft prompts police patrols. Nearby counties seek deer to bolster dwindling numbers, while G D Heath stocks a 20 acre preserve at Findley Lake. A cat dies after deliberate poisoning, stirring town concern. Dan DeLury returns as High School baseball coach. Mrs Birr A Sliney dies on Mott Street. A telegram reports A B E Pettit’s Albuquerque death. Warren Thomas and M F Sullinger wed at 3 PM on West Wayne Street. About 125 gym members are guests at the Methodist church, and Mrs Mark Gray visits Erie.
Paris fashion notes discuss shirring for sleeves skirts and necklines plus two layer screenlike tulle hats. Evening capes in white pique and bold front pins at Molyneux are highlighted as current style trends with a nod to modest hemlines and travel toward practical silhouettes.
Mrs. Tauber, longtime Spartansburg resident and widow of Charles H Tauber formerly of Tauber Wooler Mills, died Sunday at 7 45 AM at 151 Mott Street after a lengthy illness. Born June 17 1868 in Spartansburg she lived most of her life there. Survived by brother Clarence Messenger of Spartansburg and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from Mrs Frank's home Tuesday at 2 20 PM with interment at Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg.
Minnesota Governor Olson warns the United States may turn to fascism if current poll trends continue as he pushes a cooperative commonwealth plan. He argues inflation and relief problems are long term and that his policy aims to curb utilities, large corporations, and high earners to aid the unemployed. Olson insists he is not a communist and proposes a leftward, reformist path within democracy.
The reading warns of a difficult day with avoidance of important matters and possible muddle from hasty actions. It advises careful dress and suggests a clothing related business for work. A single yearly health and mental outlook depression period runs from late April to May.
The Congo Raid film from Alexander Korda adaptation Sanders of the River is chosen as the principal feature for the Newspaper Press Band gala in London, with a world premiere at Leicester Square Theatre on April 2. Paul Robeson will attend to perform songs for the fund, alongside a large cast.
Kenneth Montgomery 25 of 827 Pacific Street was severely burned at the Chicago Fneumatic Tool Company plant when gasoline ignited, enveloping him in flames. He was rushed to Franklin Farm ers War On Magpies Hospital with burns to his hair, face, left leg, and right region as doctors treat his injuries. In Nebraska farmers organize hunts to arm as magpies attack cattle herds, worsening conditions.
Twelve cars of a 104 car Pennsylvania Railroad freight train derailed near Duncannon Pennsylvania early today blocking the four track main line for two to three hours. No injuries were reported. Officials said wreckage was cleared by 8:20 p m and one track opened, with full restoration expected by noon after damage to tracks is assessed.
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