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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1935
Page
3
Raymond Gram Swing warns that the United States risks fascism as liberalism wanes. He argues wealth is concentrated, government favors the powerful, and NRA and AAA boost employer power. He fears radicals may ally to push limits on individual liberty.
London economist Sir William Beveridge warns on radio of rising unemployment in January lifting Britain to 17 percent, a level seen as the bottom of a long depression while urging frank action by economists, government, employers, and unions. He cites signs of recovery but stresses the ongoing job crisis.
United Press reports on speculative penalties for currency debasement and how a 1792 law would treat it. The piece notes proposed universal drafts by Rep. O Malley and lists leaders like Rockefeller and Morgan as potential front line ones in wartime policy debates.
Paris fashion notes describe the Hindu dhoti as a trousers like garment and detail new evening wear by Schiaparelli and Alix in Ramadan satin and Ranee Crepe. Designs include sun scarf headpieces, a two-blanket wrap, transparent muslin wraps, gold and silver sandals, and gold vanity cases worn on the wrist.
In Salt Lake City a man glimpsed men working overhead when a brick fell. He spoke with a hospital nurse about the event and its unclear government implications. The report hints at loans, bonds, and potential German economic handicaps amid broader financial troubles.
Hollywood Feb 27 Tod Browning famed for Dracula and freakish cinema explains horror theory. He outlines vampire zombies witchcraft occult robots and Frankenstein style themes and stresses fantasy to keep shock within audience reach. He notes Poe limitations on screen and reveals Browning as humor loving and racing fan.
Dr Julius Phillips Miller, 44, jailed for manslaughter in the death of Erie girl during an illadical operation in his New York office. Police found the unconscious patient amid messy scene after a May incident. she later died, Miller survived a suicide attempt and faced homicide charges. The victim, a dancer formerly married to Thomas Ball, theatre agent.
The Corry City Chapter of Eastern Star held a card party at the TO. Hall with twenty tables. Awards went to Mrs. Frank Graft, Mrs. A Zalmeck, Mrs. William Reynolds, and C. C. Wales. Miss Harriet L. Myers received the special wand. Refreshments were served by the committee.
A summary of past events shows a meeting of the directors at Carry Hospital and other hospital notes. Fire at Tram Hpenes on Franklin Street caused damage. petitions for paying Park Street and Smith will go before City Commission. Mumps saved two North Carolina residents. Edwin M. Gill discusses clemency appeals for condemned men.
Corty Grange will meet in Teaver Seats Saturday evening for first and second degrees. The program includes opening song, roll call, debate on modern home appliances versus machinery, a discussion on legislation and currency, and a grand march. A large attendance is expected. Red liquor and red lights case in Fyleigh has courtcharges against J Powell, 85, for driving a blind mule while drunk and disregarding wagon lights.
Today favors material welfare with the afternoon best for dealing with superiors or finding lost items. The evening offers inspiration and pleasure, a good time for salesmen. A cautious note on potential adversity from May 1 to July 28 and again January to February 1938, plus a danger window September 28 to October 1.
A brooder fire on Duane Vick Street in Sandusky caused the death of about 400 baby chicks that were roasted alive. Firefighters battled the blaze, and no humans were reported injured.
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