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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1937
Page
4
The piece warns that deforestation and improper farming have weakened soils and caused floods along the Ohio and Mississippi. It notes Roosevelt and Pinchot's conservation calls, urges stronger public action, and calls for better dams and river valley protection to prevent recurring floods.
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart reports labor leader Jo Ann Lewis's remark that his union fully supported Roosevelt in the last campaign. The piece notes the White House uneasy reception, Lewis’s demand for presidential backing, and the strong potential bloc of votes he could mobilize. It mentions a patent for ventilated sheet and Lewis’s liquidity as contrast to loan-based contributions.
Hollywood Calif Jan 28 A look at studio parking lots reveals stars and their entourage arriving daily. Cars line up outside gates as Bing Crosby Carole Lombard Gary Cooper and Irene Dunne park with aides and drivers watching from a distance.
The prompt lists trivia items and hints with partial answers. It identifies the U S attorney general Homer St Cummings, Maine’s capital Augusta, and poet Walt Whitman, noting a miscellaneous etiquette and horoscope style.
The text notes Carbondale founded in 1826 and incorporated as a city in 1841. It claims Carbondale is linked to the term Valley of Coal and marks the site of the first commercial anthracite coal mining in the region.
A fragment from 1917 recalls a Sunday with no paper a big brown convertible sedan and four small black limousines. A singing star steps out and is driven away while the chauffeur returns at noon with a basket lunch for salads and delicacies prepared by her own cook. Other notes compare coupe styles and license plates as Martha Raye arrives.
Jay Franklin writes on westward floods displacing families while rivers of labor unrest surge across the nation. He warns storage dams and wage controls, notes strikes in Birmingham and across steel, rubber, autos, and rail, and laments declining birth rates amid societal strain, predicting clashes between workers, courts, and bankers.
A 1920s era note shows liquor dealers backing moderation campaigns to curb heavy drinking. Slogans urge patrons to drink less, aiming to attract more customers while reducing excess consumption. Proposals seek license fee reductions and tighter controls. Public debate ponders whether moderation can coexist with widespread drinking.
The article urges late filers to file early and accurately to avoid penalties. It emphasizes using personal exemptions, deductions, and proper reporting to prevent over or under payment, arguing careful, precise filings protect the taxpayer from later regret and legal trouble.
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