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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1934
Page
3
An analysis from Chicago notes Republicans protest Democratic centralization while recognizing that Hamiltonians share concerns on states rights tariff liberalism and conservatism. The piece argues that older divides have faded as new times and manners redefine politics.
Dr. William B. Wickenden urges individuals to reject old careers and seek new paths, stressing self direction and the value of creativity over traditional labor roles. He warns of limited employment, and the need for sustainable living while pursuing passions. Final debt settlements loom as June 15 with uncertain prospects, as nations delay payments and merchandise barters complicate resolutions amid global revival concerns.
An aging reflection cites Dean Speight of Swarthmore College on enduring conflict with systems not individuals. The piece notes social friction, habit, vested interests, and slow progress toward civilization. It surveys local news including hospital resignations, staff changes, schooling, a Kurtz team win, roadwork progress, and a hand injury at NuBone.
Wolves roam wide areas around their den in search of food for pups. Packs travel long distances, covering extensive territory while foraging to feed the group.
United Press reports General Johnson uses a Willard Hotel suite for daily luncheons with Frances Robinson and NAC officials. A thin wall separates his dining room from Clarence Darrow’s NEA critique room, drawing businessmen and blue Eagle critics during meals. A Borah speech-episode highlights Congress pace.
Aline Leslie walked out with a single bale of hose after paying nothing. The Dallas judge ruled she hadn’t paid for them, imposing a $100 fine and $20 in costs.
Paris dispatch describes fox fur as it blends with pastel shades for summer capes and wraps. It highlights horizon blue and pale pink fur with beige and rose wool coats, crepe de chine hides, and two tone loom items, noting accessories mirror the fur and costume tones with careful, feminine balance.
Joe Hooper, known for his lifelong ox team, Logan, continues work year round. He still uses a well broken yoke and shows no reason to quit.
Hollywood film shop lore reveals directors with quirky routines and habits on set. Lionel Barrymore appears to sleep to concentrate, while Charles Brabin runs a tight, time aware set. Boleslavsky, Goulding, Lubitsch, and others enforce routines like tea at 4 pm and constant humor.
Do not be careless or impractical today. Attend to business despite difficulties and guard expenditures. Artistic professions may succeed but practical matters may be overlooked. Birth date hints at builders or carpenters with gains via employers or relatives in January 1985. June 80th and July 14th flagged. good day for lovers.
Ida Caimlowill reports Gerald Wallace, a College of Idaho senior, has journeyed 14,208 miles during three years of debut tours extension trips and special studies as part of his extracurricular activities.
The article describes the art of decorative and symbolic flower arrangement as a vital part of education for both girls and boys in schools and colleges. It notes courses taught in schools and even laws guiding the dress and behavior of the flower arranger while at work.
Ralph Battone aged 14 of Bradford Pennsylvania drowned in upper lake at Allegany State Park near the Allegany School of Natural History while attempting to rescue his sister Madeline six. Miss Margaret S Hanson from Warren aided by swimming to pull the child from the water after she wandered off from a nearby picnic party.
Columbus News Notes reports a Pomona Grange one act play by Columbus Grange members praised for credited performances. It notes upcoming regular session on June 1 with lecturer on taxes and calls for member input. Also lists school-teacher appointments and notes a cryptic Anglo Saxon rhyme about numbers.
Westmoreland County begins 100 home federal subsistence homestead project between Greensburg and Mount Pleasant, modeled on Morganstown West Virginia. Homes will be 4 to 5 rooms, two stories with basements, for 250 families total, with 50 initial houses ready by autumn and 15 more later. Heads of families average 96.8 years and workforce includes men assisting construction.
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