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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1935
Page
3
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Publication details list publisher Arthur Colegrove and advertising reps in New York Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Rates show annual mail and carrier prices with post office registration and restricted territory in Corry Pennsylvania.
The piece notes nine years since the Senate backed conditional adherence to the World Court with 17 opposing votes. It warns reservations could shield the United States from inquiry, but predicts a forthcoming vote will likely endorse the court, signaling consistency in peace efforts and challenging isolationist hedging.
A Polish immigrant, Anthony Brada, 40, who arrived in 1928, loses work in 1930 and goes on relief, opts to return home. His wife and mother-in-law report poverty on a farm with cows and a horse, yet she asks for his voyage back offer, saying life will be better on their land. The article notes many choose the Old Country when offered transport by the U S government, seeking self respect and honest work.
Washington debates responses to a potential Supreme Court ruling that could invalid devaluation law. Rep Martin Dies suggests a 40 percent tax on private gold obligations if devaluation is struck down, aiming to nullify the 60 to 100 dollar value shift. Dies also hints at pairing with an inflation plan. inflation may pass if the court curbs deflation.
United Press report details Senator Huey P. Long fighting with Senate leaders over remarks on the world court. The exchange with Senate Majority Leader Joseph Robinson highlights tense dynamic as the chamber resumes debate on independent offices and an auto for Gen. Pershing becomes a topic amid a stream of bills and a $50,000 Nye munitions inquiry appropriation.
An exhibition in Philadelphia features several hundred war medals from Trante, Belgium and Germany. The display, organized under the Emergency Aid of Pennsylvania, was opened amid a sense of historical reflection and support for relief efforts.
Paris fashion notes describe a single dress styled with nine neckline changes using pieces like green and yellow taffeta, pink satin jabot, gold brocade bib, double ragred Latin ribbon sling, plaid silk scarf, blue taffeta clip, and red gray white velvet scarf. The guide highlights collars and scarfs forming diverse looks for a youthful effect.
The column predicts a quiet morning favoring imagination and a evening of delays. It assigns lemon yellow to Gemini born May 21 to June 21 for intelligence and notes other harmonizing colors. It cautions a non-opportunity spell later and a financially favorable period from November 7 to 17, 1935 with social chances in mid November. and warns of dangers late July to early August and early December 1935.
Hollywood, Jan 21. The Cafe Savel window at Paramount is a hub for stars and staff. Cecil B DeMille Marlene Dietrich Ernst Lubitsch George Ratt Carole Lombard and many others are among the regulars and passing celebrities seen amid a lively mixed crowd entering and dining. The scene blends film world chatter with a parade of famous figures and crew members across a busy lunchtime setting.
In Columbia Missouri a new facility features tool proof walls in its first building. The project uses eight drilled holes and reinforced plating to deter tampering. The plan emphasizes encasing devices and tablets within each cell to prevent breach and ensure security.
Harrisburg June 21 The Pennsylvania Motor Federation AAA urged lawmakers to keep motor fuel and license funds restricted to highway use warning that diverting these funds to relief or other programs would cost jobs and weaken road programs. President S Edward Gable argued motorists pay taxes for roads not charity and urged fair, direct funding with no diversion.
Twenty years ago journal note reports Dr P G Wood and Miss Mary E Sullivan, both of this city, married yesterday at the Cathedral Rectory. The item hints at public opinion splits on price rises and mentions a forthcoming rate schedule from Corry Cay Electric Light Company to the Public Service Commission.
Archaeologists in Andalucia believe they uncovered a Roman city beneath a Gilve grove near Seville. Italica, founded in 208 B C, reveals streets, villas, gymnasium, mosaics, shops and nine taverns. Director Juan de Mapa foresees grand restoration potential.
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