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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1934
Page
3
Secretary Wallace told a national conference that American youth lacks a true movement and that pressure from college life and jobs will spur a new, adventurous approach to coming of age. He warned of complacency and urged reforms linking production with consumption and social justice to guide U S policy and politics.
A Philadelphia Public Ledger analysis notes taxes have become intensely personal as individuals struggle with rising property assessments and delayed income, prompting scrutiny of government spending. It cites Ben Franklin on certainty in death and taxes and calls for clearer, understandable tax reports amid complex laws and rising penalties.
This brief page recalls local events: two Italians fought in railroad yards, the Municipal Club hosted its first banquet at the Commercial Hotel with toastmaster Dr. M. H. Christle, a post office worker suffered a thumb laceration from a calendar nail, Raymond Manufacturing moved tempering to a new building, Corry High defeated Dunkirk for the season’s eighth win, Mrs. J A Meal hosted eight Auction Bridge club members, Bishop Israel spoke on city friends, city commissioners bought a premier fire team for $420 in Crawford County, W B Jordan of the electric light plant conducted business, newly elected G A R officers installed with B R Jones as commander, a stamp reportedly worth up to $4,000 surfaced in Michigan, and a road grader theft case tied to Francis Rose near Kalamazoo"}
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a financial matter involving dirt or dirt money and a modern bust. The readable words suggest a ledger style item referencing money, loans, or expenditures without a clear subject, date, or proper names.
In Hollywood California the retired custodian Dave Stubbs recalls eight years at a studio stop quarters. He names Katharine Hepburn as the heart of the industry and recounts anecdotes about Joel Morea Frances Dee and Joel Barrymore while noting others like Constance Bennett Dolores Del Rio Lupe Valez and Lionel Barrymore. He describes shifting moods and small acts of kindness behind the scenes and their quiet drama.
Fragmentary OCR lines mention Rev 8960 Hopking pastorates and names Whitn EA Dart wing Kagengenjuatyr Win A E Binghina, a drug store on First avenue, and Porter's bank. no coherent event or dates emerge. The readable items show names, places, and institutions but lack a clear narrative or outcome.
Washington begins a new session with a surge of lobby activity. Dozens of institutes and councils push preferred policies from liquor and tobacco to farm relief and calendar reform. Prominent groups and figures maneuver for influence, while parties and potential candidates weigh publicizing their agendas.
In Shelby Michigan Mrs Ella Kelloge narrowly escaped serious injury when a wheel detached from a passing car and rolled about 100 feet along Aeroas road. A bystander relief effort followed as police and local residents assisted until the scene was secured.
Peter Van Dame, 62, of 1819 Hausmann Avenue, shot himself in the kitchen after kissing his granddaughter Margaret Mililetio, 12, who slept nearby. He had been despondent over his wife’s death two weeks earlier and had reportedly threatened suicide. Neighbors Mickey Godley and William Stahl found the scene after the child alerted them.
Franklin Jan 3 William Clark longtime Venango County game protector resigns his post effective Jan 15 announced today. He said the action followed a recent Harrisburg visit. Assistant Harry Updegrant of Shippenville takes temporary charge and will base his headquarters in Oil City. Updegrant runs the Updegrafft training kennels and brings notable game protection experience.
Thousands of wild turkeys in Kerrville Texas are starving due to a long drought that has reduced grass and feed for wildlife. The lack of food has left many birds in such poor condition that hunters may be unable to legally kill them.
Governor Pinchot signed the Buckman milk control bill creating a three member board with power to regulate the dairy industry. It authorizes investigations, sets minimum and maximum prices among producers, dealers, and stores, and directs licensing for milk dealers. The measure, an emergency act, runs until April 30, 1938, and may become permanent if successful. The board will oversee production, transport, processing, storage, distribution, and sale of milk and milk products.
Paris observes a fashion swing toward costume jewelry as shops fill with affordable sparkles. Report notes the fickle trend and mentions Jenny Dolly's purge of 5,000,000 francs in precious gems, choosing mass retailers for attainable looks over real stones.
A court ordered plan requires most milk dealers to post bonds and obtain licenses from a board. Exemptions apply to small sellers and markets in small towns. Licenses may be appealed to court. Yearly fees range from 1 to 2500 dollars based on volume. The board funds salaries and expenses from the license fund, and dealers must keep records for inspection.
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