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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1936
Page
3
United Press reports San Francisco wage levels rising from the 1928 boom though still below peak. Officials say shortages persist, many workers rely on relief, and hiring remains difficult for those over 40. White collar demand grows, with a roughly 25 percent rise over 1931 levels.
Ridgway January 2 state police investigate a series of robberies at club houses and a service station in the district. Clues are developing and arrests expected soon. The latest theft occurred Tuesday at Paddock Service Station, with cigarettes and candy valued at six dollars stolen through a window.
An ad promotes Bukels bladder laxative green tablets claiming to flush out impurities and excess acids causing irregular urination. It compares action to castor oil on the bowels and warns of symptoms like scanty flow and burning. The copy emphasizes a 25 cent price and store location.
Gov George H Earle ordered cancellation of over 10000 free permits for use of state streams and lake frontage and removal of coal gravel and sand. New permits will require compensation to the state with revenue expected from water and power resources officials and legal advise to negotiate fair prices. The move aims to reduce tax burden by collecting value from public waterways and beds long used without charge.
An ad asserts Kellogg’s All-Bran gently regulates the system by supplying bulk to moisten into a cleansing mass. The cereal provides vitamin B and iron, supports regularity with two tablespoons daily, and is touted as more effective than part bran products. Battle Creek makers claim doctors approve and that it complements meals with milk or cream.
Meadville January 2. Thomas Smock of East Fallowsfel township died instantly in a two car wreck about 1 1/2 miles northeast of Hartstown Soap Hill. Three others, all Hartstown residents, were not seriously injured. The two autos were badly damaged. Patrolman J J Watters investigated. William Young of Hartstown operated the car Smock rode in. A third passenger could not be verified. City father diligent in Piin O Martin Piel has served ten years on the council.
The article describes tense Senate debate on a new tax plan and the looming veto threat. It notes figures like Secretary Morgenthau and President Roosevelt weighing funding for farm benefits and agricultural programs, with discussions on payments and the Vinson bill.
Stormy weather forces postponement of a local dart ball game. Reported drift and travel difficulties affected teams Gerry Guid Mellow and Lottaville. Residents note weather caused delays and scheduling changes across districts.
Horace Brynolfson, a young local tenor, won a prize trip to New York City to appear on the Kay Perkins Amateur Hour program. His victory came after his performance of O Sole Mio in the Parle Theatre amateur contest at Evrle, earning a warm reception as plans for his metropolitan appearance unfold.
Mr Hogan organizer of the Townsend Club of Erie announces Townsend Club No 2 will be organized Friday evening with a large attendance expected and local unit activity planned.
Helen Schiller a pretty manicurist at the Anastasia Beauty Salons on Forty fourth Street hosts Walter Riley in her daybreak dance and then in the theater drive home. Irene Riley plans a match with Dirk Terhune as Walter grows torn between love for Helen and family schemes while Irene prepares for her wedding at the Terhune apartment amid disputes over diamonds and status.
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