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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1936
Page
4
The discussion weighs a proposal to fund broad social security through higher taxes on the wealthy and corporate surpluses. It opposes payroll and sales taxes and seeks to protect workers and small businesses while exploring gradual, careful expansion of social guarantees.
A wide mix of town news items reports Ed Skitmar for foremanship with the WEA, highway posts, and local roadwork. It notes a near miss on a street, a push to attract winter enthusiasts, new street machines coming this spring, and several hires and legal notices.
Roosevelt outlined a twelve month program emphasizing national recovery through reform and social welfare, seeking broader cooperation across government and industry. He defended fiscal prudence, pledged no new taxes, and urged enduring defense, while stressing relief for the masses and a focus on unemployment insurance and social security. The speech aimed to reassure a nation in hardship and rally support for a continued forward course.
The report shows December residential contracts up 7 percent versus the prior month, with total building operations projected at 3 billion dollars or more. Despite political turmoil, activity in other construction sectors remains strong, suggesting a robust year ahead.
Fragmented and opaque prose discusses media treatment of private lives and the pursuit of publicity. The piece notes newspapers’ tendency to chase sensational angles while insisting on privacy, citing a covert deal and public interest tensions in reporting on individuals.
A fragment discusses fugitives in England and the public's potential reaction. It notes that disclosing their locations and aims could have reduced mystery and altered the public response, suggesting the English public might acquiesce or let them go with ongoing policy.
Leonard P. Ayres, noted banker statistician, told his fellow statisticians at a national convention that inflation is not an imminent threat. He cautioned that inflation would be a slow, creeping issue, unlikely to become virulent in 1936, so business can proceed while other concerns loom.
Paris fashion notes show the divided skirt likely to be a key feature in January and February collections. The style has evolved from bulky riding wear to chic tailored garments with cheaper, more practical sport ensembles featuring divided skirts, tailored jackets, and three quarter length coats.
Rotary officials announced plans to establish a Hall of Fame in Sandusky to honor prominent citizens and community contributors. The project aims to showcase local achievements and inspire public service amid ongoing civic activities.
A 1915 city column recalls a grand reception at the State Armory for Miss Elizabeth Drought hosted by Mrs Tsuan B Brown with 300 attendees. The city engineer reports 22921.64 spent on new pavements in 1915. News includes Mrs Elliott headed to Salamanca for federal building work and local officers attending a January meeting in Oil City. minor injuries reported after a streetcar incident.
Fragmentary star forecast notes list mixed dates and vague traits with references to May 2, March 1986 and July 13 1851. Obscure phrases mention favored prey, elderly influence, and constructive traits amid garbled lines.
A fragment notes the Stanographers Club growth with a talk of Lomb and colleagues. The passage mentions a group forming among typists and stenographers, hinting at organized activity and local collaboration.
The Fourth Federal Reserve District of Cleveland reports a broad upswing in business activity through early 1935 driven by seasonal factors. Production indices rose in industries including automobiles, coal, steel, and electric power, with payrolls and retail sales improving though overall price changes remained modest.
Stars study every film department from camera to editing. Clarinette Colbert stresses production balance and editor timing, while Leon Irrol notes second assistants must track scripts, keep morale, issue passes, and manage dressing rooms during location shoots.
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