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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1937
Page
4
A column argues for calmer, phased reform amid Roosevelt's Supreme Court plan. It criticizes sensational reactions to strikes and foreign policy, urging consideration of competent experts for economic and social issues rather than sweeping blame.
City council and municipal attaches must stay through sessions, Mayor Glen Miller declares. June wedding for Corry Leathers hints at local romance. Third Avenue history and Grove Street name trivia noted. Corry Jamestown Manufacturing searches for storage space and a new shooting gallery idea surfaces. A hound chases a cotton tail downtown while fines totaling 140 dollars are turned over to the city treasurer. Route 6 surveyors plan resurfacing west to Union City this summer. City taxes for 1937 urged for early payment as funds run low. Jubilee Campaign progress report expected tonight. City department heads may suspend staff for ten days with or without pay. Frank Raymonds acquire an 1887 Cadillac sedan. Local congratulations to Corty Love for straight A semester. Norman Gifford, Sherman boy, to appear with Newark Symphony. a brother travels to Cambridge Springs for Corry band events. Plans to attend Tobacco Road at Tamestown Sheaf Theatre tomorrow. Easter fashion impact noted as early arrival. Rent increases from 3 to 6 dollars monthly.
Fragmented OCR text discusses labor strikes, Secretary of Labor comments, and wage concerns. Mentions Falun W. Mfuchady and Theodore Roosevelt era themes. References to miners, construction, and employer responses amid labor unrest.
An OCR fragment reports extreme weather and violence in a nation, noting record heat waves, deadly droughts, and severe storms across the western regions. It mentions widespread disruption, high casualty language, and references to many places and events in a chaotic summary.
Paris reports unveil diverse gloves across collections. Leather and suede options match spring suits and lingerie ensembles. Half finger styles in natural chamois or reptile backs appear, with bright painted fingers for contrast. Dark tulle gloves feature large floral accents. America’s trade notes for evening wear.
A garbled quiz item lists questions about wealth and world capitals, hints on etiquette, slang entries, and scattered phrases. The text appears as a mishmash of phrases likely from a vintage issue, with unclear sources and damaged formatting.
A collage of stray lines mentions birthdays, era topics, and vague references to weather, sports, and social themes. The text lists names and places in a disjointed way, with scattered phrases about vision, luxury, and civic notes, lacking coherent narrative or context.
Charles P. Stewart discusses Roosevelt administration hopes to pass the Supreme Court plan through the Senate while facing a solid minority capable of obstructing a final vote. He notes Senate rules allow prolonged debate, possibly blocking action into next winter, and expects dilatory tactics from opponents. Veterans like Bova and Johnson are unlikely to yield, even amid potential compromises with a few justices.
A 1917 meeting lists officers including Evans Rickerson and William Myce, notes on injuries, route plans between Water FarI and Cumboldze Springs, and various local residents and events. The report sketches community life with names, places, and brief incidents from the Perry Township area.
The work describes a Pennsylvania highway through Clearfield County with scenic splendor along valleys and hills. It notes passage near the State recreational reserve Wayside Ave and a nearby state forest nursery with five million trees. The region hosts diverse streams, abundant wildlife, and forestry facilities.
A fragmented, era-spanning column notes early film scenes and stars like Dorothy Lamour, May Cooper, Agnes Ayres, and Rudolph Valentino, with tangential updates on tap dancing, training, and the era’s social rumors. It mentions production woes, a chimpanzee cast, and assorted personal notices including marriages, health, and job shifts.
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