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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1937

Page

4

Political ancestor worship and current policy debate

A July Washington column critiques invoking deceased statesmen to sway modern politics, arguing government must stay practical rather than mythic. It warns that elevating past figures corrupts national judgment, urging focus on present issues like agriculture, housing, monopoly, and judiciary reform.

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Democratic Slate Promises lively November city election

The Democratic city committee in Corry unveils a full ticket for mayor and two councilman posts, with Brunk T. Westley and Carl Taylor leading a competitive slate. M. Leo Mulderick seeks the city council post, while Charles A. Pulh aims for city controller. The group vows unity and a strong school and municipal office field for fall ballots.

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Higher Pay of More Production Spars Debate in 1917 Era

Twenty years ago discussions in the Journal Files ponder wage increases and their effect on purchasing power and business profits. An economist notes real progress comes from producing more goods, not simply higher wages, while Ford and others warned prices must rise with wages to avoid eroding living standards. The piece also notes wartime service drafts, local social events, and residents traveling or visiting family in July 1917.

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Doctors lead in earnings: Clark’s lifetime income table

Prof Harald F Clark of Columbia University presents a table showing working span and present value of average earnings across 18 occupations. A young doctor could age through 2 years with a present value of 108000, making bankers confident to loan that amount. The doctor tops the list, with lawyers dentists engineers and architects next, while farm laborers show the lowest value at 1040 for an 8 1 year lifetime. If real statistics hold, more youth may pursue medicine and law despite costs.

Harald F. Clark Columbia University Clark

Librarian complains about a broken bookmark strip demand

A librarian voices a concern over a decorative bookmark strip and a policy dispute, arguing over acceptable design and placement. The issue centers on a decorative element described as a banun strip, with divergence on whether it constitutes a violation of library guidelines.

Wheeler and Liberal Drift in Montana GOP Clash

Stewart argues Wheeler cannot lead a Democratically labeled ticket as liberals and conservatives split. Roosevelt’s court plan draws Wheeler’s opposition. Wallace is often mentioned for a successor. Wheeler’s stance remains conservative, making a Liberal Democrat label unlikely.

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Paris styles and summer coats in prints and sheers

Paris fashion notes describe beach coats resembling evening wraps in cotton and pique prints with long or puff sleeves, waist-tied tops, and bright prints. White linen dresses and wrap or split skirts shown. sun suits pair with two-tone colors. A fashion tip highlights washable coats as bright seasonal wraps. Political commentary notes uncertainty about 1940 candidates.

PaiRis Equity

Unclear fragments on science and society topics

Fragmentary notes mention fish teeth like humans, a statistic about one fifth of unemployed in the United States being women, and an unrelated line about aviators in New York who eloped four months rose.

United States

Rita Johnson Breaks Into Screen Stardom in Hollywood

Rita Johnson, once thwarted in Worcester high drama, rises from civic club disappointments to star on screen. After studying drama, stock work, and New York stages, she earned a Metro-Goldwyn-May er contract and leads in The Umbrella Man opposite George Murphy.

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State reduces auto theft in Denver report

Coron ado law enforcement efforts curb automobile thefts cutting auto thefts by 18 percent and lowering insurance rates statewide. Ottawa pact with Canada and Haiti signed to provide most favored nation treatment in trade.

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New U S Ambassador to the Netherlands and trivia answers

The item lists questions and answers: the new U S ambassador to the Netherlands is George A Gordon. capital of China is Nanking. the U S citizen who induced France to aid the United States in the Revolution is Benjamin Franklin. It also includes etiquette hints and a horoscope blurb.

U.S Netherlands China United States France George ‘A. Gordon New York Nanking Benjamin Franklin

Pymatuning Lake Permits and Regulations Highlight Water Sports

The PA Scenic Commission notes Pymatuning Reservoir covers about 17 000 acres with a shoreline of 36 miles. Boat permits issued by the Department of Forests and Waters allow rowboats up to five persons for a dollar, with extra charges for more than five. No power boats or motorized crafts are allowed. Fishing totals reached 136.56 million fish stocked. sailboats are allowed for water sports in a largely waterless area described as the skeleton of a vast river system.

Pymatuning Westen Crawrouil Ohin Pymilining Roose Department of Forests and Waters

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