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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1937

Page

4

We the People and the Hull Trade Policy Debate

Jay Franklin argues the Black-Connery wage and hours bill risks harming U S foreign policy and trade deals. He warns against reliance on a world economic conference to defend labor standards, urging a selective trade program addressing core industries while preserving domestic reforms.

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Corry Demands a New Passenger Depot Overdue Rebuild

Residents urge immediate replacement of the current unsafe unsanitary depot. They cite odor, decay, and traffic hazards, noting Erie and Pennsylvania Railroads promised a modern station years ago. City officials and residents vow protests against further remodels and demand a genuine new facility.

Thas Eric ‘Raitroad Erie Pennsylvania Uction Cony Corry Otters

Death of Rufug St. Johnson marks Corry merchant era

A Pioneer merchant Rufug St. Johnson, long of West Main Street in Corry, dies after years of serving the community with his dry goods store. Known for his longtime friendship and local involvement, he lived a full life as an elderly Corry retailer surrounded by friends who will mourn his passing.

Corty Rufug St. Johnson West Main Street Doane Davison Carry Johnson Wis Corry

Russia at odds with self as purge fuels unrest

An American report from Moscow notes foreign observers question charges and the purge in Soviet Russia. It argues the regime’s brutality mirrors old czarist tactics and warns that oppression at the top risks repeating violence across society.

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Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes June 19 1917

Annoucement of Red Cross chapter rogns in Cameron building. Newal alumni and Ma sochs order members travel to participate in nestin hell at that plate. List includes L Alexandry, R Graves, J A Weight, GT Ein, Morris Bonleel. Alumni association outlines for annual hanauer and reunion. Wilbur Lammy president, Milan Brown, Tyank Babbitt secretary, Everett Lears treasurer. Executive committee names cover Bolu Keim Araltne Drought Lveshia Lavs Vela Morgan Robart Desmond Olin Bracken Lean Lindslay and others. Daily Leader notes trustee C L Alexander public sale. Paul McElroy entertaiment entertaissa. Miss Belle Mandeville returns from California for summer. Miss Julia Clark reluryes Sam Hradinrd visiting Irisnds.

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Hollywood Fill Shop romance fuels table talk in Los Angeles

The piece notes Hollywood dining venues as social hubs where romances bloom and journalists feed public fascination. It mentions restaurants like the Brown Derby and the Trocadero on Sunset Boulevard, with figures such as Russel Gleason and Charlie Chaplin cited among noted diners and rumored romances in Los Angeles society.

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Paris Styles Paris Fashions in Evening Gowns

Paris styles highlight Madeleine Vinn imet gowns in chiffon with wide bodices and full skirts in shades from lemon to emerald. Designs feature low necklines, belted waists, and silver beading. several outfits pair chiffon, white crepe, or gold embellishments with ornate jackets and painted borders.

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Land of the Woods and Forests in Pennsylvania

The Pennsylvania See and Know campaign highlights that about 46 percent of the state's surface remains forested. It promotes Pennsylvanian scenery and timber resources while noting the state's industrial development and vast woodlands. Warren Van Dyke, chair of the See and Historic Commission, urges tourism and conservation.

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Rural roads highlight Pennsylvania scenery, Van Dyke remarks

The article notes Mr. Van Dyke praising Pennsylvania’s improved by-ways and their scenic appeal. It mentions rising living costs, and tangentially references Mussolini and Ethiopia in the broader commentary.

Pennsylvania Mr. van Dyke

Farmers and urban workers should unite for common cause

Gentral Press columnist Charles P. Stewart argues that farmers and urban industrial workers are natural partners facing shared economic pressures. He notes the misalignment between class interests, cites cheap money and inflation as benefiting farmers but harming urban wage earners, and warns of missed cooperation amid power dynamics on Capitol Hill.

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One-Minute Test Answers and Political Snippets

A compact recap noting answers: Senate Vermont and Raccoon, with a farmer’s wage rise and fall, a Farmers Labor Party led by Senator Henrik Shipstead of Minnesota, and a Saint John thief story about a tea warehouse burglary where tea streamed out through a hole in the chest.

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