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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1935

Page

3

Corry Evening Journal Early 1935 Briefs and Opinion

Corry Pa January 17 1935 edition discusses Townsend pension plan criticisms and lynching records from Tuskegee Institute noting 15 lynchings in 1984 with many mobs deterred by authorities. Also reports auto show trends emphasizing safety and comfort over speed for pleasure driving.

Corry Corry Evening Journal South Street Gorry A. D. Colegrove Arthur Colegrove Sass Sua National Fred Kimball, Inc New ‘York Bartlett Milwaukee Michigan

Rule of Reason: Justices and Lawyers Debate Gold Decision

Paul Mallon cites nine of ten lawyers who heard the court arguments saying the New Deal gold action was unconstitutional yet would uphold it to avoid national financial disorder. He argues the main Constitution section is not put on per in the rule of reason and judges balance letter of the law against outcomes.

Supreme Court Paul Mallon Washington

Horoscope Roundup for Aquarius Sign and Color Cues

The column notes a practical but extravagant morning with a laborious day ahead. Aquarius readers (Jan 21-Feb 19) should favor deep blue shades with bright yellow and cardinal red as lucky colors. Cautions include dates July 20-25 and Dec 1-6, 1936, with a socially favorable window November 4-7, 1936.

Aquarius

Lithography feast echoes in Valencia bullfight posters

Hollywood reports a century of lithography celebrated not widely but on set. Josef von Sternberg curates caprice espanol posters while Hans Dreier notes Valencian bullfight lithographs fetched from Spain. Posters, aged 40 years, display heroic riders and masks in deep colors.

Hollywood Calif Hans Dreier Dreier Para~mount Josef von Stemnberg Marlene Dietrich United States Snd Valencia Spain Zuloaga Sorolla England Caprice

Patou’s Black Magic Gowns Shimmer With Sequin Allure

Paris fashion critic Mary Knight highlights Patou evening gowns dazzling with jet sequins. A black tulle train aides a high front neeldine, a draped backline suits shoulders, and a crepe bilitis dinner gown offers simple line with strategic back drape. Additional taffeta gown features knee high ruffles and asymmetrical clip details.

Paris Patou Petou Ward Une

Death mask of Dillinger in Hoover museum shocks visitors

United Press reports in Washington that John Dillinger’s death mask sits in a Hoover investigation division display, surrounded by his gun, glasses, hat, and a cigar. The piece notes the humorous misreading of red initials on waiter uniforms as a Soviet threat, clarifying they stand for the Senate restaurant.

United Press Washington J. Edgar Hoover Justice Department Investigation Division Hoover John Dillinger George H. Tinkham Mass Hamilton Fish Senate Tinkham Russia Fish Capitol Union of Soviet Socialist Republics United States Senate

Squash Yields Buried Tire Gauge in Brookville Dinner

In Holbrook Massachusetts Mrs George Day of Brookville split a ten pound winter squash during dinner and discovered a metal tire gauge inside among the seeds. The odd find startled her as the squash shell showed no outer damage or stays.

Holbrook, Mass George Day Brookville

Far-Reaching Effects of Gold Clause Ruling on Bond Holders

Washington January 17 A look at how the Supreme Court gold clause cases may reshape the U S monetary system and bond payments. Observers split on whether the court will force full repayment in gold or allow alternative constitutional routes and just compensation. The debate weighs effects on debtors workers wages dividends and international monetary policy.

John &. Reichmann United Press Washington Supreme Court United States Court of Claims

Auto May Have Killed Copper in Erie

Bernard J. Lee a former Erie patrolman was found dead near Atkins and Hires streets. Theories claim a motor vehicle struck him, supported by a blood pool and debate over foul play. Funeral director notes no violence marks. county coroner and police cite heart attack and exposure as the cause.

Erie Inn Bernard J. Lee City’ Police Department Atkins Street Hires Street Michael Sullivan East Side Lee John Quinn Wemesday Wynn Stroble

V. F. W. Auxiliary Serves Roast Pork Dinner

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held a roast pork dinner at the VFW home. Mrs. Fret Taylor and Mrs. Francis Duke directed the meal as a good crowd attended. A regular meeting followed with plans for a chicken supper on February 6. Mrs. Mayme Jackson was named fair chairman. Several members attended the Northwestern County Cornell meeting in Warren.

The Venerans of Foreign Wars Fret Taylo Francis Duke Mayme Jackson Cornell Warren

Harding Assn Has Program at Monthly Meeting

Haramg Home and School Association held its monthly meeting with large attendance. A ticket sale committee for the school health play next month was announced as Mrs. Spencer Thompson, Mrs. Lester Hepler, Mrs. Paul Goring, Mrs. Glenn Hepler, and Mrs. David Depew. A future program and Feb. 20 session were planned with Mrs. Depew and Mrs. Thompson in charge. The evening featured a program including a tale by Mrs. J. B. Cogen, violin solos by Joe Consolo and Miss Virginia Doolittle, readings by Miss Ruby McCullough, a play Then the Lamp Went Out staged by Glen Stearns et al.

Haramg Home and School Association Edward Kinley Presse Ang Spencer Thompson Lester Hepler Paul Goring Glenn Hepler David Depew J. B. Cogen Joe Consolo Virginia Doolittle Beryl Hicks Ruby McCullough Mr. Linden Glen Stearns John Boland, Jr Merle Amy Harold Armitage Ivan Smith

The Leaning Tower in St Moritz and Asa’s Ides Thought

In St Moritz, the Leaning Tower of medieval times draws attention as locals recall Asa’s Ides. the Wayfarer resting at this corner prompts debate whether the man leans on the tower or the tower leans on him.

St. Moritz Switzerland Trulian Asa

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