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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1934
Page
3
The piece laments Mayor Miller's handling of the city police department, accusing it of wasteful spending and inactivity amid rising drunken driving and late-night disorder. It argues the mayor bears double responsibility for a failing court system and alarms taxpayers already agitated by urban crime.
This horoscope notes a favorable day for writers and railroad men with possible progress and success. It suggests confidence, higher energy, and an upcoming birth date event. January 1035 may bring employment gains. moderation is urged and caution on overeating.
United Press reports a satirical epitaph in the Congressional Record ridiculing anti Roosevelt figures. Rep John Flannagan Jr. cites Dr William Albert Wirt as a foil, mocking indirection toward the Roosevelt administration and mentioning Rexford Tugwell and Henry Wallace in a caustic political jab.
Ministers who prayed for rain were wetted by a storm that arrived next morning, bringing bolts of lightning and a pelting downpour to the town of Belfuental.
In Waterway Connecticut two geese owned by Howetd G Rice thwarted burglars attempting to break into the Rites factory. The vigilant birds hissed and alerted the guards, helping prevent a theft and earning local praise for their unusual security role.
Seventy five years ago events from Corry area include Herman Miller's sudden death at Howatt's Tannery and Alexander McInnes Sr dying at UW prayer meeting. Graduation class outings and alumni banquet mark year end. Herbert Fields's condition improves after class fight injuries. Frank Loveland of Buffalo attends Alumni banquet. D Gardner visiting Renova trainmaster notes.
Kenneth Payne, 22, of R. F. I. fell from the running board of a car Friday, sustaining sternal injuries that may prove fatal. He is in St. Vincent's Hospital. No hospital or police reports of the incident available. no word on relatives. The news item also notes upcoming Connecticut teacher summer sessions at Yale from July 2 to August 70 with resident teachers eligible for state tuition waivers.
An International truck and a car collided on Warren Kingua Road near Raleigh late Saturday morning. Douglas B Maier of Cleveland Heights Ohio was driving the car and was following another vehicle when attempting to pass. Maier slowed then attempted to pass and struck an opposing vehicle. Patrolman J W Blythe investigated the scene.
Los Angeles artist Ballin confessed a hoax after submitting a painting under an alias to the New York National Academy of Design exhibit. The critic Edward Alden Jewell praised the new entry while dismissing Ballin’s other work, prompting Ballin to reveal the ruse. Ballin sent fake letters from himself and Jewell to the academy, asking for publication. the academy refused.
A faded ad claims a simple remedy ends dull headaches and related symptoms. The copy touts effects on upper and lower bowels with promises of sleep and nervous relief, credited to Kettery's Cut Rate Drug Store.
The Labor Advisory Board of NRA proclaims its key achievement as creating a flexible social contract guiding labor and industry relations. Board members include AFL officials and union representatives. it emphasizes broad labor representation, code hearings, and standards guiding code approvals, with focus on unorganized industries and technical labor representation. A separate Logan brief notes two residents named Dewey Wheeler and Wheeler Dew.
A Hollywood staff correspondent profiles Pete Smith motion picture commentator famed for his voice. Though never in front of a camera his witty narration enhances MGM shorts and other features making him a top unseen star. Fans request autographs and photos, yet Smith remains largely behind the microphone.
Luciene Has announced her Paris collection featuring natural plastic line silhouettes with coats from the knee, simple sleeves and widened coats. New plaids in alpaca linings and blouses, wool tweeds for day wear, plaid fabrics for blouses, and light linen wool blends appear for sport dresses and ensembles.
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