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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1935
Page
3
Readable fragments reference individuals and places such as Germany New York Ohio and names like Yarke and Leehman. The text appears as garbled OCR with scattered terms including salting and racing hints but no clear event or outcome.
The article notes motorists crave speed appearance over actual speed and demand eye appeal in car design. It discusses horizontal lines and colors that create an impression of motion, labeling this as a trend in auto shows and questioning if future models will age poorly like past designs.
An editorial argues that economic security must be paired with real opportunity to sustain progress. It urges broader production and fair distribution, notes unresolved money issues, and warns that security alone is passive. The piece also covers a Chicago gangsters case evolving into San Francisco, stressing public accountability for aiding criminals. It ends with a distant note on Saar and Germany, reflecting wartime concerns.
After Versailles, France gained mines. Saar refugees mostly Jewish flee, taking wealth with them. In days after the election, about 50 million dollars worth of the mines’ value and capital assets had already moved out, reducing Germany’s capital and professional strength.
Hollywood Jan 22 Charlie Ruggles names fellow comedians May Laugh ton ZuLu Pitts Mary Boland Foland Young and others as his contemporaries in Ruggles of Red Gap at Paramount. He analyzes how serious delivery, eyes, voice, and posture create humor and notes each performer’s distinctive approach.
United Press reports in Washington on Secretary Harold L. Ickes planning a penthouse press room for the Interior Department. The space atop the building includes a setback deck garden with awnings and deck chairs for reporters. The project, funded by a PWA appropriation, should be ready by mid month. Huey Long offers sharp satire on the Senate amid the scene.
Al Merker a railway mail clerk is lit at the Schaub home with smallpox. Corry Fair and Driving Mark Association annual meeting next week to consider matters. Wigies lease Keating building second floor South Center Street moving furniture. WN D Daring visits Oil City. Abe Goldstein of Spartansburg in Corry. State Highway Dept engineers finish survey of Spring Creek to Spartansburg route.
A comedian declares he became a film star despite never playing a funny stage role. He cites his first motion picture as shaping his image and jokes about fan reception, noting audiences embrace his underdog portrayals and appeal.
A Tun & Bradstreet survey shows steady gains in trade across sectors, with wholesale activity rising 15 to 20 percent year over year and retail gains centered in industrial MidWest centers. Increases range from 5 to 12 percent on the Pacific Coast, with strong consumer buying power guiding spring retailers. Dry goods, hardware, and auto parts lead wholesale gains, while millinery and hosiery purchases surge. Building prospects and operating schedules broadened, factories nearly at capacity, signaling broad-based economic revival driven by natural forces rather than stimulus.
Mrs Gordon and her son Leo traveled from Philadelphia to consult a specialist about a cryptic limb of a well known lad and returned home encouraged. The Lytic theater screens five reels of European war pictures this afternoon and evening, touted as the best moving pictures in the city. Bruce Banks, a well known employee at the Raymond plant, suffered a painful hand injury this morning while working.
Paris style coverage describes a Riviera inspired ensemble combining neon wool tweed and brown taffeta. The description highlights a three quarter length coat with a wide collar, taffeta bow at the throat, and oversized hip pockets with wrislet details, reflecting a period fashion spread.
A fragmented fashion item description shows redingete overflowing from a tight waistline as small chi lar details appear. Rosine Paris forges ahead with silk piquette details and emerald accents in a tunic ensemble. Bernaeh creates a Madame toi Maur gown in sapphire velvet with intricate trim and a dramatic neckline.
Washington January 22 the 30 hour week drive tangled with the administrations security bill controversy as supporters back a share work provision to spur industry to spread jobs instead of paying unemployment benefits. The Ways and Means Committee plans expedited action with hearings this week and witnesses including Edwin E. Witte. Frances Perkins and President Green expected to testify as lines are drawn over old age pensions and unemployment insurance.
January 23 reveals a day favoring handling duties in the morning and business in the afternoon while evenings suit mental or literary pursuits. Color guidance for Lao sign spans July 21 to Aug 1 with blue tones and warm colors advised. Birthdate hints insect life interest and forming new social ties through Nov 16 to 26, followed by caution about finances from Nov 27 to June 4 and a listed danger period in December 1935.
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