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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1937
Page
4
An excerpt discusses surprising labor views from Fortune on strike support and union incorporation, noting 18.7 percent opposition among labor, contrasting John L. Lewis's stance with broader sympathy for reform. It highlights cross national trends and corporate influence on labor governance.
Jay Franklin Washington argues against a Roosevelt third term, warning it would undermine the New Deal. He notes tradition, fears of monarchy, and party leadership dynamics, suggesting Roosevelt may avoid running in 1940 unless a national emergency arises.
A draft plan proposes federal power to regulate child labor, lowering the eligible age from 14 to 10 under limited conditions. The proposal, linked to Vanderlire's amendment, aims to curb exploitation while risking partisan controversy depending on committee control and public opinion on taxation.
A Philadelphia circuit court of appeals decision on sit-down strikes extends beyond trespass, declaring such actions violate the Sherman Act and interfere with interstate commerce. The ruling follows a wave of industrial coercion cases and signals broad application to cross-state manufacturing disputes.
Charles P. Stewart notes a 14 to 2 vote split with 14 absentees in the Senate over Roosevelt's 1.5 billion relief bill. He highlights regional shifts as northern Democrats favor the president while southern Democrats largely oppose, indicating a realignment. Also reports Natal's 101 year old colonist Dann Weber dies in Durban after service in five South African wars.
Article recaps a 1917 Hollywood film scene and Red Cross tag day campaign run by fifty young volunteers. It notes Mary C. Harlig’s death at Corry hospital, local social notes, and a text praising actors like Charlie Chaplin, with background on Tone and Gorey figures, plus hospital updates on local residents and brief career hints.
A compact compilation presents questions on Pennsylvania governor, chief justice succession, and plant types. It includes hints on etiquette for serving guests, a Colton quote, and a horoscope note, followed by concise answers naming George Trait and a note on Peruvian policing heritage.
A garbled OCR style passage mentions Joaqum Vienna of Santa Clara suffering from a baffling maladh after an attramosite accident. It also touches on onion oil affecting production, and notes that the United States and Great Britain lack subsidised opera. Restoration of battle sites is referenced as part of historical engagement profiles and national parity services are noted.
Poem reflects on twilight as a tranquil time for memory dreamily recalling dear friends. The speaker notes lasting happiness comes from loved ones and friends, while cares fade as memories rise in the peaceful glow.
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