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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1934
Page
3
The article reviews the Stock Exchange control bill, its aim to curb promoter abuses and blue sky violations, and the impact on sales of new stock. It notes promoter liability under the new federal law, calls for stable money markets, and urges the President to carefully appoint five administrators.
A casualty report to a national convention shows automobiles causing about half of U S accident deaths and destruction while noting the danger from speed and negligence. The article argues against branding cars as enemies and compares to horse and bogey days, urging reasoned safety measures and perspective.
Henry A. Wallace outlines a concept of applying inventions for humanity and shaping a conscious science to govern new machinery. He warns that without a social purpose, science and engineering could destroy civilization, urging a balance guided by the Golden Rule and public accountability.
A motor company tested two methods of consumer feedback by sending 200 questionnaires, half with stamped return envelopes and half without. The group receiving return envelopes yielded 21 replies, while the uninvited group without returns saw 72 reactions. Officials called this approach the negative appeal and cited its role in salesmanship.
Paris fashion writers report a new soft pink Giro flee a gray mauve Jasmin de Nuit and a brown blacks tris as key hues. Schiaparelli embraces bold silhouettes with bell shapes wide hems and spiral azzure lines while lace flowers soften dramatic evening looks with new blooms and garden inspired accents.
Montana gains its first commercial frog-raising venture as W. G. Squires and H. L. Tolley import Louisiane bullfrogs. They claim the progeny will supply Rocky Mountain states with frog legs and mice products, marking a unique local development.
Ay United Press reports Mrs Roosevelt tours West Virginia inspecting homesteads and greeting two infants named Bleynor and Anna H Eleanor Poling. She travels 400 miles by rail and 200 by road, delivers 12 speeches in under 25 hours. Also notes Rex Tugwell's pay rise and limousine access for officials.
Residents between alumius and Clymer report trolley interests surveying a line through Welltown toward Chautauque Lake. Erie officer James Stevens returns from Salamanca noting calm conditions. Milon L Brown graduates State College in a class of 323. Jeremiah Stone is reported very low at home. Leon Alden adds a second monster trout, twenty four inches and over three pounds. Paull DeRosay wins the half mile at Dummer Academy track meet.
A local psychic column notes entertainment and social dealings at noon with advice on temperance and philosophy. It predicts January 1985 as favorable for advancement and highlights dates July 2 and July 16 as cautionary or favorable. Mentions travel to Canton and garland residents and a business sale in Spartansburg.
Hollywood workers detail how a star’s maid serves as脚 jack of all trades and confidante. Mamie has served Marie Dressler 20 years, attending to wardrobe, errands, and even White House visits. Blanche remains Jean Harlow’s maid four years, garbed in gray and handling personal and studio prep. Hagel’s nurse to Greta Garbo shields her from prying eyes, dressing in white for privacy. Ursula has cared for Norma Shearer six years, a constant presence on set in black with a white apron.
United Press surveyed prominent artists and photographers across American cities to name the ten most beautiful women in America. The final list features mainly society women with only two film stars, Dolores Del Rio and Norma Shearer, while noting varied looks and blue eyes.
Hazelhurst man RAND, Louis Dandoff, 60, was jailed after his light sedan struck four cars at Fraley and Greeves. He pleaded guilty to reckless driving, fined 10 dollars and costs, and denied an additional charge of leaving the scene. He posted 500 dollars for court appearance. A dog reportedly stayed in the jail yard to hear its master's voice as he awaited grand jury action.
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