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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1935
Page
3
The piece argues that intangible wealth outpacing realty undermines sound prosperity. It endorses policies to revive real estate values, encourage home purchase and construction, and avoid penalizing property ownership.
A lively New York stage survey notes Katherine Cornell’s commanding Juliet and the cast’s deft handling of complex shifts in Guthrie Maclintic’s direction. It highlights Cornell’s Shakespearean polish, Ryans and Averne as strong supporting presences, and mentions Macready Olsen Amery Wells and Welles in key roles, with praise for Noelia Coward style and a range of contemporary plays and revivals.
United Press reports Washington observers note the lame duck issue remains unsettled as old holders cling to Capitol Hill quarters while new members await proper offices. The Capitol superintendent denies moving personal furnishings yet hints at action if wait exceeds. Eleanor Roosevelt attends Roosevelt address, while Bungie Roosevelt stays away. The girl listens to The Pied Piper as her mother and Miss Hickok read.
Hollywood January report on Hungarian artist Pogany working on Dante’s Inferno inspired sets for Charlie Chaplin project. He sketches a modern, non devil figure vision. praises free hand for meaningful work while noting other studios hold differing opinions. Senator Rush Holt presence referenced in Congressional context.
The piece lauds President Roosevelt for urging a permanent social security program. It notes bipartisan praise and argues the country must fund expanded relief and security despite costs. It discusses yearly income importance, union membership trends, and a shift toward steadier, year‑round earnings.
The Mifflinburg borough council plans no taxes for a second year citing a light educational fund assessment not viewed as taxes. The town of about 2,000 in Union County relies on its own municipal power plant for income to fund expenses, prompting questions about electric rates, capital structure, and broader applicability.
Professional sky watchers announce 1995 will feature seven eclipses, the most in a decade. The sun and moon align in five passages, two eclipses occur in Earth's shadow, with a February partial solar and a July total lunar event. Public impact minimal. scientists may travel to staging sites. Historians noted past portents during clustered eclipses.
Real estate owners press for tax relief as legislatures in several states consider easing the burden. Some measures cap mills per unit of valuation, others make limits optional for local units. Proposals aim to steady taxes amid shifting reliance toward special issues and valuation adjustments while preserving real estate’s contribution.
The text argues a broad American majority supports Roosevelt's call to replace relief dole with public works. It cites the president’s view that dole harms national spirit and policy, urging capable workers to receive true work opportunities and calling for private public cooperation to ensure a successful program.
An astrology column dated January 7, 1935 outlines daily influences and character guidance for Octavine. It notes shifts in activity, suggests possible travel and study, and highlights periods of favorable social associations and danger within 1935.
In Wheeling, West Virginia, junk metal scrap is being shipped to Japan for toy production. Once deemed unmarketable, the scrap now brings about $10 per ton, signaling a revived trade as demand returns.
Local business men planned to hire Associated Civic Engineers after a meeting at C F Porter’s office. Police Magistrate Shields, now in office for a year, deposited 481.29 in city funds after fines. Joe Laparte, of First Avenue, was injured alighting from an Erie freight at Maple crossing.
Paris styles two faced ski wear with interchangeable accessories. He introduces outfits to transition from rugged slopes to bright hotel lobbies for social events. Ensembles include long full trousers, hooded cane, pale blue crepe blouse, and a sleeveless black fur gilet paired with a high fur toque. Other outfits mix pin-checked wool trousers with an olive green Eton jacket and duvetyn accents.
Fire halted by a mouse incident report as the Bolivar Theater oil burner mechanism failed. Investigators found a mouse crawled into the apparatus, causing a blaze that was stopped by the heat.
Catherine Stewart Hall Dawson and Walter Slezak provide capable support. Slezak shines as the Communis, a standout in an otherwise bright production. Gilbert Miley serves as producer, keeping the show lively and well paced.
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