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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
4
Mayor Frank J. Hepler and Chief John D. Flanigan spearhead a traffic enforcement push to curb dangerous double parking on main streets. The Journal urges decisive action as vehicles block driving lanes, risking accidents and hindering commerce. The piece also praises Hoover era crime-fighting gains and notes a promising start by Mayor Hepler.
Central Presa Columnist Charles P. Stewart recalls 1916 German and Allied pressures before U S entry. He notes German desire for peace terms, Allied resolve in England and France, and Japan's position in China. He reflects on streetcar morale and wartime strategy amid shifting triumphs and costs.
Hollywood reports state actor Burle Jones plans a return to westerns with Pony Exile and a shift toward talking pictures. Fans prefer his famed horse Silver, prompting concerns about audience reception while Jones notes future projects will feature more actors and period settings to diversify his roles.
The article outlines when to report income from personal services and salaries. It notes that compensation is taxed in the year received or made subject to demand, including amounts credited or set apart even if not in possession. It covers reporting requirements for employers, Form 1096, and deadlines around February 15, 1998, with examples of taxable items and special cases for ministerial, executor, director, jury, and federal salaries.
The piece details winter knitwear seen in shop windows with puffed sleeves high necks and intricate trims. It notes patterns in grey green purple and red, Raglan sleeves, intarsia and embroidery, matching accessories, and practical pockets and zippers. Some garments reference Princess Alexandria and George.
A garbled one minute test asks who leads the U S House of Representatives and which metal is lightest while touching etiquette and wisdom quotes. The damaged text also mentions a Swiss confederation question and a birthday horoscope fragment without clear answers.
Washington reports Roosevelt names Stanley F Reed solicitor general to the Sutherland vacancy showing the New Deal shifts away from court expansion. The choice, amid past battles over judiciary reform and party coalitions, positions Reed as a non dramatic but capable appointee from Kentucky aiming to balance regional politics and federal judges.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Bertram H. Snell of Neve Yoni and lists Cantons and Lithium as potential answers in a one minute test. The readable words suggest a discussion of expression and language skills with emphasis on speakers and writers.
An analysis argues President Roosevelt will fill vacancies to tilt the Supreme Court toward New Deal principles. The piece portrays the nominee as aligning with Justice Stone over Brandeis and Cardozo, aiming to avoid delaying reforms and to counter fears of a conservative doctrine. It discusses potential impacts on TVA holdings and liberal policies before final court determinations.
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