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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1937
Page
4
The piece critiques John Dickinson's DOJ exit and Homer Cummings' tenure amid New Deal tensions. It questions justice department strength, notes Dickinson's Penn connection, and contrasts Brisbane's legacy with broader press influence. Also laments Arthur Brisbane's death and its impact on journalism.
R Scott discusses David Lloyd George's stance on Edward VIII's abdication and its impact on British politics. He notes Baldwin's ousting of Lloyd George, predicts a coming general election, and argues Conservative policy must shift domestically and internationally to address unrest. The piece frames Lloyd George as opportunistic and connects American prohibition sentiment to UK political maneuvering.
A New Year editorial expects 1937 to bring renewed business growth and lower unemployment. Babson forecasts continued improvement in the economy with strong public morale and a call for communal responsibility. The Journal urges readers to read the Babson forecast and embrace prosperity.
The piece argues happiness comes to those who plan for it not with rigid rule but through learning intangible and material values. It emphasizes a definite direction, flexible yearly adjustment, and budgeting life for pleasure, recreation, and self expression while avoiding false imitations.
Nations in the Americas seek better ties through expanded communications and exchanges. Agreements from Buenos Aires aim to increase information sharing, travel, and joint activities, with radio broadcasters and education groups coordinating efforts between the United States and 21 Latin American neighbors.
A study map of 1930 to 1984 estimates the cost of low mood at about 150 billion dollars, per Vladimir Woytinsky. The figure could rise toward 200 billion, suggesting economic strain rivaling a world war and warning of future boom bust cycles and political shifts.
A chaotic Hollywood film note describes producer Johnny Mari rallying 500 workers near Yuma Arizona for Josef von Sternberg’s The Devil is a Woman. It highlights Mari’s polyglot talents, vast Rolodex of 8000 contacts, and knack for sourcing diverse cast members across languages and dialects amid a rapid, improvisational setup.
Secretary S. Rowe disclosed a 215000 pledge from Andrew Carnegie via the Carnegie Corporation to fund a new public library building. Other notes mention Hauser killing a six foot three inch heron at the State Wish hatchery, Bracken family office changes, and assorted regional social visits during New Year holidays.
A concise query asking where Flemish is spoken, the cost of the U.S. Civil War, and whether butterflies exist in Ola climates.
Kansas City hosted one of its liveliest New Year celebrations with about 15,000 partygoers in hotels and clubs and officials citing more than 100000 dollars spent. Judge M A Muamanno remained on duty all night guiding drunken driving cases as taxicab shortages emerged and traffic stalled. In Cleveland and Chicago, crowds reported strong spending and large gatherings with nightspots packed. traffic fatalities were not recorded.
The town of Azali in Westmoreland County, originally founded as Warren and called Watwen for Warren's Sleeping Place, was incorporated as a borough in 1848. Dr Robert McKisson, an editor and poet, suggested the name Apollo to honor the Greek god.
Wade W. Soith of Rockard, Texas, 40, who held two victims and wounded Sheriff ID O’Neil, 63, feared he was going insane and planned to kill himself. Marshal Wiley Livingston reported the suspect advised his mother he wanted to be examined and exclaimed he could not stand the terror.
A quotation states the law of worthy life as the law of strife and labor. It emphasizes that through painful toil, grim energy, and earned courage, one advances to better things.
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