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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1936
Page
4
A fragment notes that a country cannot be heading to ruin and observes stocks moving up again. The remark suggests concern over economic direction and market fluctuation, with emphasis on repeated stock activity.
The Bltm government vows not to create a full socialist system in France yet aims to repair capitalism’s damages. It proposes amnesty, a national work plan, paid vacations, collective bargaining, and reforms in banking, industry, and education. Some ideas echo those in England and Scandinavia.
Roger Babson foresees a new year of favorable but brief prosperity with higher stock prices, larger retail sales and more employment. He advises hedges through solid assets like health, children and land, noting houses may also gain, while warning against overbearish sentiment. He also mentions a French government envoy Bonnnet.
The government sold 1 billion in bonds and notes and drew 7.054 billion in subscriptions. Small bidders were allotted modest amounts, with those bid for more than 5 thousand receiving 15 percent. Interest on the notes will be 2 percent. The piece notes continued faith in tax collection and mentions unrelated regional chatter about public nuisance issues in Pennsylvania and the Great Lakes, plus brief rumor about Amigo Ohio and Labor’s presidential mile.
A critical look at Cleveland’s Republican national convention portrays John M. Hamilton as dominating the show while factions like Borah and the Old Guard loom as enigmas. It questions who truly runs the party amid a platform seen as more Rooseveltian than Roosevelt and hints at forthcoming clashes with Hoovers’ return and big business influence.
Answers include J A collector of postage stamps as a philatelist and William B Bankhead succeeding the late Joseph W Burns as speaker of the house of representatives. Lombardy is in northern Italy. Missouri pays pensions. last August about 10,000 pensions noted with an average payment of 10 dollars per month.
Superintendent of Schools Wilson released a 1916 list of High School students with perfect attendance. Names include Ralph avy Lloyd Stowe Dana Olds Waldo McCray Doria Rickerson Dorothy Sandburg Kathrine Starr Rul Wood Glenn Howard George Levy Walter Sweet Clara Kaufman Mildred Amy Marion Smith Louise Williams Leona Bertley Edith Miller Mildred Haight Bya Webber Mildred Crowell Laura Dodd Margaret Tuffy Marie Steeley Margaret Momitt.
Horoscope note indicates general daily effects for birth dates April 22 to May 21 with adverse morning and afternoon and better evening. Advises caution to avoid trouble in profession and work through February to March 1987. Mentions health concerns and a partner in business with unclear, garbled names and dates.
Cameraman Hu Mohr, veteran of 20 years, describes using child psychology on temperamental actors and notes women flare less than men while temperaments improve with experience. He cites vanity jealousy and attention as key issues and favors normalcy and being oneself for easier directing.
Paris June 1 Schiaparelli urges women with limited funds to buy a few good clothes and ensure each outfit is complete with accessories. She warns against following film styles, stresses proper cut and fit, modest hats and hair, and not overusing makeup to keep a young, clear look.
The York Court House houses rare coins from the U3 Mint and Continental money of the Revolution era with weekday hours. Robert Fulton’s birthplace, the Fulton House at Unicorn Route 222, lies about 19 miles south of Lancaster near Quarryville, showcasing an old dwelling with antique hardware.
A long critique of John Middleton Murry's Autobiography Between Two Worlds, calling it revealing but not objective, with emphasis on his self portrayal and defense mechanisms. The piece also reviews Minnie Hile Moody's Death 18 Little Man as a sincere debut, praising its natural simple style and universal feeling, and briefly discusses Lane Wiggam's Landscape with Figures and its youthful lyrical talent, finishing with a note on classified ads for used furniture.
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