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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1936

Page

4

Parking Meters Gain Popularity Across United States

Oklahoma City introduced meters last July and they rapidly expanded nationwide. Meadville completed a downtown survey for two streets to install the devices invented by Carl C. Maggee. The meters bring in about 10,000 dollars monthly, and over 60 cities have either implemented or planned to adopt them amid growing inquiries from Iraq, Hawaii, and South Africa.

United States Oklahoma City Meadville Carl C. Maggee Oklahoma City Hall Iraq Hawaii South Africa

Ethiopean Question Highlights League Weakness

Foreign correspondent notes that Premier Blum and Haile Selassie fault the League of Nations for lacking will to enforce obligations. He argues international morality is at stake, as nations prefer privilege, power, and domination over necessary sacrifices for peace, justice, and freedom from oppression.

Wrederick ‘T. Birchall New York Times League of Nations Leon Blum France Haile Selassie League

People Want Homes and Home Ownership Discussed

A housing official notes widespread talk of home ownership and building new homes. He cites conversations on trains, hotels, and at social events, framing modernization and family welfare around owning homes as a core improvement signal. The piece mentions George M. Cohen and a wartime medal, and contrasts optimism with a jab at Haile Selassie’s Geneva visit.

Congress George M Cohan

Income tax reform with broader base and exemptions

A passage argues for a universal tax base removing wholesale exemptions for income receivers while keeping reasonable deductions for dependents. It claims a broader base would raise revenue and create a visible fair tax aligned with individuals actual income.

One-Minute Test Questions and Answers Preview

Grab Bag includes questions on capital of Louisiana Baton Rouge how US acquired Guam via the Treaty of Paris signed December 10 1898 and a query about Frances Perkins role in the New Deal. Also features etiquette hints and quotes with horoscope note and a misprint in the answers section listing Isor as secretary.

Louisiana United States Guam Frances Perskins Baton Rouge America Spain Isor

Honest business and social responsibility urged for prosperity

A preacher argues lasting national prosperity begins with honest business practice and moral vitality, not ruthless competition. He cites old maxims like the Golden Rule and stresses that some merchants act with conscience, but many still pursue only personal gain, risking stability as industry stalls.

Tax Reform Debate Prompted by Flawed Recent Act

The article argues a new tax bill is likely next year due to flaws in the latest Congress measure. It urges honest, intelligent discussion from the public and notes Senator Fontscot’s stance as a cue for reform.

Congress Hla Ana Bond Serps Fontscot

Ringing Rocks in Bucks County a musical stone field

The Ringing Rocks in Bucks County produce varied musical tones when struck. Located in Upper Black Eddy near Route 22, visitors reach a rocky stretch along a stream and walk to the stones, where different notes are heard from the boulders.

Ikey Bucks County Upper Black Ady

Hollywood Studio Spring Cleaning Shrinks Vast Sets

Hollywood studios begin summer cleanup as hundreds of workers dismantle old scenery and large props. The Normandie-like ship is broken up while native bazaars and Algerian village sets are cleared for new sound stages and offices. Accidents of memory surface inside dark carnera and on New England street set. In a pocket a note informs Charles Adamson his services end after June 14 1933.

Hollywood Moving Picture Studios Screen Capital Normandie Samust Mudd Warner Baxter Sharksland

Lucile Paray Evening Ensembles Featured in Paris

Paris July 9 Lucile Paray showcases a top evening lineup in black satin and white organdy. Among pieces are a lacquered satin skirt with carnation trim, a white organdy jacket with puff sleeves, and a black crepe gown with white organdy accents. A satin afternoon gown with a white vest and gold embroidery is also highlighted along with a black wool coat trimmed in silver fox.

Paris Lucile Paray

Today’s Fashion Tip Bold Black and White Summer Style

A smart combo for summer pairs black satin or crepe with white accents. The look remains timeless and versatile for warm weather wear and social occasions.

Star Signals July 40 Birthdates and Daily Guidance

Horoscope snippet outlines zodiac focus for March 21 to April 21 born individuals with mood notes by time of day. Advises avoiding aggression, suggests safe water travel and writing, notes benefits from relatives and music, cites dates and year 1936 and cautions around July 19 to 26 and clerical tasks mid July.

Parking meters improve coin visibility and time indicator

A parking meter upgrade keeps deposited coins visible during the paid period to deter slug use. An automatic indicator now shows elapsed time, and a new attachment allows multiple coin deposits enabling flexible parking durations.

Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files

Official measurement taken yesterday on French Creek at Venango shows the stream six inches below the normal level for this time of year.

Ysterday Venango

Postmaster General to Speak at Jamestown Postal Convention

Postmaster General James A. Farley will address the New York State convention of postal superintendents and postmasters on July 17 in Jamestown New York. The event, starting yesterday and lasting through July 18, draws over 400 delegates. Robert H. Jackson of Jamestown will be the banquet toastmaster. An August 1 deadline was noted for Bailey furlough changes.

New York State James A. Parley Jamestown N.Y Washington Postoffice Department Robert H. Jackson The United States

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