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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1937

Page

4

Roosevelt and the British Lords in a prewar political clash

Washington writer Jay Franklin surveys a long past transatlantic fight over reform and constitutional power. He likens Henry Lloyd George era clashes with the House of Lords to modern debates over the New Deal and the Supreme Court, arguing about packing versus amendment and the balance of power among Congress, the presidency, and the courts.

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Congress in session into summer says Stewart

Stewart says Congress will be in session through the summer prompting discomfort among lawmakers. He notes Washington weather mid May to September is humid and the Senate may extend into the third month. He cites Norris and constitutional issues as delays. He argues citizens should endure heat over court or political wrangling.

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Around the World Flight Plan by Amelia Earhart

An article discusses Earhart's world flight proposal aiming near the equator for a 25 000 mile journey. It outlines routes via the Pacific and Atlantic and considers northerly paths via Canada and Siberia as alternatives, debating the distance and feasibility.

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Inflationary talk and bank liquidity raise concerns in 1930s finance

The piece notes rising liquidity at banks amid deflation risks, with investment shifting toward government securities and Social Security needs. It cites Ambassador Bullitt on open markets and states the United States is ready to play a full part in international trade, while warning about potential price declines and effects on creditors and fixed incomes.

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Paris Styles Show Off Rainbow Striped Evening Gowns

A Paris collection features swiped evening gowns in rainbow striped fabrics. Silk blends with Roman strips and narrow black lines create multiple color options from pinks and purples to greens and blues. Designers emphasize color blocks with vertical and horizontal stripe accents, sequined belts, and bold color pairing across bodice, skirt, and hem.

Paris Marth Ehlors

One-Minute Test and Trivia Across Eras

A jumble of quiz prompts and quick facts from a vintage test page. It cites questions about ancient Egypt, Chinese religions, etiquette, phone manners, and brief trivia results including a birthday, a 1893 inventor, and stockholding figures.

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Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes Bonnell Bed Spring Sale

Confident deal in city manufacturing tied to Bonnell Bed Spring factory on Clinton Street being taken over by Charles Wales and Glenn Brooks. Local auto dealers and workers from Ohio Steel and Saxon cars figure in the stretch of events as community figures travel for business and social calls.

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Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission proposed history project

Warren Van Dyke, chairman of the Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission, promotes a 1937 program to publish a complete scenic and historic history of Pennsylvania. The plan envisions a 67 volume set, one for each county, to educate citizens and serve as a textbook for schools and a resource for external interest.

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Town curbs home building in Whston regulation

Town officials adopt rules to prevent unregulated construction and mushroom growth of housing. Aimed at ensuring land ownership criteria and limiting future development, the regulation requires applicants to prove ownership of a minimum land area before building. The measure targets orderly growth and curb speculative expansion.

Rhodes the swimmer turns to acting on West Coast stage

Erik Rhodes, Oklahoma-born swimmer with ambitions across the water world, studied modern languages at the University of Oklahoma and built an acting career in New York and London. He played a theatrical role as The Gay Divorcer and later pursued straight comedy, while also achieving a notable swimming feat near Bowker Dam and a challenging 16-mile saltwater crossing.

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Fragmentary notes mix war era myths and dubious theories

Fragmentary OCR like text claims Aesop’s fables were written by others to mask political critique, cites dubious lineage statements about Scipio and Africans, and mentions unrelated claims about malarial seeds and German medical experiments, all presented without clear context or reliable sourcing.

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