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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1935
Page
3
Fragmentary text references a league, bonds and cities involved, but readable details are scarce. It hints at organized efforts, eight cities or teams, and an ITAR related term with ORS, but precise entities, dates, or outcomes are not clear.
The readable text outlines sporadic mentions of a league and city play with references to players and matches. Names and context are incomplete, leaving the exact teams, dates, and outcomes unclear.
A Japanese foreign minister Hirota address frames Japan’s Asia first strategy as a Monroe Doctrine for Eastern Asia. The piece contrasts Japan’s stance with Western Hemisphere precedence and notes skepticism toward Western reforms and international idealism.
At a New York State Bankers Association meeting, speakers asserted that banks’ liquidity issue has shifted to earnings. For over a year banks have held excess liquidity, tightening credit after the panic and reopening, hindering borrowers. With renewed business activity, looser credit within normal limits could boost loans and overall economic expansion.
A digest of backdated Corry news notes including Lt. Dawson Olmstead leaving for New York for a four year posting and his promotion of Jean to captain. A clerical civil service exam set for Feb. 18 led by Ernest Schuyler. A double birthday party at Dell Patterson’s home for Mrs. Patterson and her brother La Pierce. Holy Name Society at St Elizabeth's church named officers J J Ressler Charles Kinley William Spiespan Paul Weber Marshall Duffy Joseph Kuntz Frank Spiesman Frank Goring Phillip Schedell Joan Newcomb Howard Becker and W J Blair. Fire department equipment purchase to be recommended by Commissioner Selsie. DeRosay Darling and Alexander reelected officers of the Corry Pair and Driving Park Association.
A historical editorial voice argues taxes are needed to finance government and curb inflation, urging higher income and inheritance taxes while praising prudent spending. It notes Spring Creek residents Nelson Ayers and DeLoxi Ayers, mentions a birth in Union City, and references a Canadian ship incident prompting apologies and compensation.
International Justice moves slowly over the sinking of the Canadian schooner I’m Alone by the United States Coast Guard in the Gulf of Mexico in March 1929. The vessel loaded with contraband liquor and trying to land it in an American port was owned by Americans but registered in Canada with Canadian crew. Canada demanded apology and compensation. a bilateral board awarded no damages for wrecked vessel and cargo, but called for an apology for flag protection.
United Press report from Washington dated January 28 recalls eleven inches of snow causing skylight leaks in the House chamber and water runoffs. Henry Wallace walks to work amid drifts while aides join, and Morgenthau notes a planned sale of proposed baby bonds. Senator Couzens interrupts to discuss whisky as weather disrupts daily routines.
In Paramount studios Josef von Sternberg reshapes Marlene Dietrich for Caprice Espagnol. Dietrich, previously restrained, appears as a deftly playful star, revealing a lively, capricious persona amid carnival mood and Spain inspired laughter. The pairing marks a deliberate shift to include comedy sequences in their latest collaboration.
Dr. W. D. Hinson keeps six watches to answer time requests. Four are pocket watches and two are wrist watches, illustrating his habit in Newport Arkansas.
Barkley of Kentucky speaks amid a heated session, deriding the senator from Michigan and alleging overstatements on liberalization. The exchange centers on perceived overreach and the issue of universal benevolence tied to Kentucky’s stance.
London January 28. Ancient papyrus fragments, likely parts of the Gospel of John, were found among papyrus bought by a British museum dealer. Experts say the sheets, 200 years older than known gospels, resemble John chapters 1 and 2 and recount attempts to stone Jesus, with Jesus questioning the crowd.
Princess Lucien Myrist newly Countess de Chambrun travels to Paris for a Mealy gown from Molyneux in emerald green velvet. She meets the Count de Chambrun in a green velvet dress with white rose trim. Countess Polocka shows sapphire blue velvet with blue ostrich feathers. Princess Aspasia of Greece also favors velvet in a black and blue fox trimmed gown. Velvet dominates post Christmas entertaining with tips on its use for stay and evening wear.
Astrology note outlines favorable colors for Cancer from June 2 to July 21 like green and orange hues. Birthdates point to metals and gold associations. It warns periods of potential irritability in early evening and a challenging window April 10 to May 1, with better times around November 12 to December 19 and socially favorable dates November 10 to 18.
In Norristown Pennsylvania a seven month old girl Verna Waters of Valley Forge Minor was smothered when a pet fox terrier jumped into her crib and went to sleep beside her. Parents said the dog often leapt into the crib with the baby.
Missouri mule trade rebounds as prices rise to about 150 dollars per head. A shipment of 40 mules recently departed from the region to Spain, signaling renewed demand and renewed support for farmers navigating a difficult market.
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