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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1938
Page
5
A Chinatown sage named Hi Ho divides talk into two kinds. One aims to learn from others, the other aims to deceive. The remark appears as a reflective line in a broader piece.
The American Federation of Labor and the CIO seek non partisan backing for Roosevelt’s legislative agenda. The CIO Steel City Industrial Union invited leaders to a conference to crystallize labor civic support. The AF of L Central Labor Union read the invitation and sent it to an executive committee. President Charles L. Miller reported strong backing for the proposal.
Local brief notes record several personal visits and arrivals. John Mehallick of the state motor police traveled through the city en route from Kane to Erie, while D. H. Parson returned home from a visit. Numerous residents including Guy McCuan, Mrs. William Becker, A. C. Davis, William Betck, and others are noted with visits, travels, and family events such as a twenty fifth wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richeberg in Clymer.
In Colorado Springs a group named the League of Leftinders has formed a restricted organization for people of nature portside operation, counting about 200 members including adults and minors.
American missionaries report difficulties in continuing their work in Japanese occupied territory. They seek a conference with Paul V. McNutt, high commissioner to the Philippines, who is meeting Admiral Harry Yarnell en route to Washington to report on Japanese infiltration into the Philippines.
New York traders faced a selling mood as investors weighed possible further curtailment in automobile production. Despite a generally favorable backdrop, skeptics cited Administration statements while awaiting the president’s message on armaments jobs. The week’s small production dip to 65,785 units from 65,418 sparked caution about demand and employment effects.
Silk, lisle and wool hosiery advertised for Phoenix consumers. Various weights and styles offered with sizes and prices likely listed in the ad. Brand emphasis on durable, comfortable stockings for daily wear.
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