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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1935
Page
3
A fragmented notice discusses appeal procedures under the modernized rules. The document outlines steps to appeal a decision and the required documentation. It references a gate or threshold for eligibility and indicates deadlines and filing channels for interested parties.
A fragmented report mentions a vote and a sports game featuring named figures and an overseeing supervisor. The text references a Piton and a Haabptest, with unclear roles and outcomes. Details are fragmented, preserving the main action without sensational detail.
Series Zume Life Mission is charted in the Sek Pho series of R Sunday today. The report notes the event details and context for readers following the ongoing program.
UW fans gather for an open practice ahead of a football game. A notable turnout includes students and alumni as coaches review plays and discuss strategy for the upcoming clash.
CORRY PA. Despite a recent downturn, local and regional conditions improve with more factories hiring, and firms optimistic about a steady recovery. Passenger traffic rises, suggesting broader upturns in business and industry for the coming spring.
Governor George H. Earle and his administration push retrenchments to save taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars while reorganizing departments in Harrisburg. Democrats fret over job losses in state employers shakeups as Republicans face political shifts away from old oligarchy. Taxpayers are urged to praise the move and anticipate further economies.
The piece argues against harsh deportation practices while urging humane treatment for families. It notes 1000 potential separations among 2000 alien cases, cites relatives as likely public charges, and supports a pending Congress bill granting the Labor Secretary broader discretion to preserve families when in the public interest.
The era follows legislative and administrative phases as courts review the government’s authority to manage money, labor relations, prices, conservation, and power development. Admin policy is challenged by a wave of rulings aiming to curb depressions and future downturns. The Supreme Court’s gold policy decision marked a high point, now tested by a new surge of adversaries.
Hollywood March 2 Roy Krueger heads property for motion picture units with five minutes notice to secure cats dogs a dachshund puppy Austrian solitaire cards a crested silver dinner service and more for the Carl Brisson Mary Bilis film All the King’s Horses. He finds a bearded Austrian to part with the solitaire deck and locates the silver service from an antique dealer. Krueger calls it all in a day’s work and notes the challenges in sourcing authentic gear for the scene. Meanwhile broader passages discuss government labor and price controls under the NRA and Roosevelt era judicial decisions contrasting views.
City Commission discussed petitions from twenty-one Smith street property owners seeking to waive the street from Wright street to the Railroad crossing and others for paving Parl Place between Maple Avenue Bird County street. an ordinance for paving was to be drawn by the solicitor. A United Press report discusses Congress and the legislative counsel, describing how laws are drafted by expert bodies and the dynamic of a grocery store bill passing through a crafted law. The piece highlights the role of the legislative counsel and the evolving complexity of statute drafting.
A resident of Second Avenue has been missing since yesterday morning and authorities are actively investigating the disappearance. Separately, R. Rogers Company began excavating at the corner of Maroh and Washington for a new transformer station for Corry City Electric Company on a lot recently purchased from N. R. Dickson. March mill prices at Mohawk mentioned. not yet announced but expected to dip below 1.65. Walter Hopper moved from West Wayne Street to North Second Avenue. A local coach from Omble Wallsburg was arrested for intoxicated driving while guiding a horse at night.
A fragmented and garbled economic briefing suggests talk of further dollar devaluation as global markets react. It notes potential intervention timing and references congressional and counsel review processes, with vague mentions of figures and signatories amid a tense policy climate.
Review roundup features Ernestine Thompson fantasy in Walter Brooks tale bound by imagination and marriage unease. Jonathan O Gara’s stories and O'Hara fragment book teased. Paraguayan War arbitration suggested. Westward saga Death Rides the Range. Unrolling the Map offers maps and exploration narrative. murder poem How long a Thing blends Lyric and noir.
The text predicts a secretive March with warnings about prisons or confinement and guarded possessions. It hints at changes this year due to impractical ideas and difficult affairs. It suggests possible assistance may come through religion philosophy or travel in July.
Twenty one inmates are reported on death row at Central Prison in Raleigh North Carolina Rutefeh state record notes the count and facility status reflecting ongoing capital punishment proceedings and inmate housing at the Rutefeh corrections complex.
Paris fashion notes Jean Patou presents a 1445 piece collection focusing on reaction femininity and quality. The about to be worn cocktail dress dominates day wear with amber tones in three shades. sheer fabrics like tulle and mousseline appear in evening pieces.
The Maine Corps League invites Senator Huey Long to Erie to deliver his Share the Wealth speech. A relist to the Kingfish suggests Marines will protect him, and any date before June 1 would be suitable.
With millions of auto owners in mind, this piece explains which costs of operating a motor car are deductible. It covers business versus personal use, gasoline, oil, repairs, garage rent, and depreciation, plus registration fees, licenses, personal property tax, and interest on car loans. It notes losses from business use, damages not insured, and limits on insurance coverage.
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