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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1935
Page
3
A partial OCR line appears to reference a local report with scattered words and unclear names. The readable bits offer no clear events, dates, places, or organizations to identify a concrete news item.
The Corry Evening Journal recounts Roosevelt's two-year presidency with cautious praise for reforms and progress amid deep economic woes. It notes ongoing battles over public works relief, the soldiers' bonus, and banking acts, urging rapid budget balance and private industry support to spur recovery.
An article discusses Brookings Institution findings that saving too much by the wealthy reduced production and consumer power. It argues the rich should spend more to boost jobs and demand, while noting reformers favor heavier taxes on large incomes as an alternative. The piece frames economic security as a national concern and contrasts thrift with broad consumption.
A mixed horoscope notes March as a hopeful yet risky period with business hints at noon and love matters in the early evening while warning of uncertainty later. It predicts engineers and inventors born in the period and a challenging year ahead, mentioning July through August for travel or financial gain. A separate brief reports a dog saving a couple from a Wellington fire after their Penfield home caught fire.
United Press items recount fashion notes asides with Representative Mart-Otha Wearin abandoning a red necktie for a maroon shade. Weather lore doubts March’s mood while a compromise on wage relief stirs debate. A Hoover name mix and a theft scare wrap the fragment.
Twenty years ago notes recount a woman posing as the widow of a noted local resident to seek help, with police handling her departure. Other items mention searches for a missing Fourth Ward man, a tryout with the Pittsburgh Pirates organizer, and local civic actions including a temperance movement petition in Warren County. Also noted are social visits, police promotions, a circus report, and club gatherings in Erie area communities.
An elderly testimonial from Alice Burnn of Velster's Cut Fal e credits Adherika for ending thirty years of constipation after she suffered from souring food and choking. The short note presents an odd, broken advertisement style claim.
Hollywood's dance direction shifts from large ensembles to smaller groups as director Prince Prinz Ubulares and choreographer Leltoy Pring argue. The new approach emphasizes individual dancers, closer camera work, and more demanding, expressive routines, expected to influence upcoming films like The Big Broadcast of 1935 and Mae West’s How Am I Dain.
Paris fashion notes spotlight Spiralspun fabric known as pivaispin used by major houses including Paray Maggy Foul Vera Borait Agnes-Dr, with designers showcasing gowns corsages and outerwear. The fabric reportedly resists wrinkling, offers vibrant colors, and features distinctive prints from navy to red, including a black ensemble with a white intrivale ribbon and a reversible navy white coat.
A survey of activities in Corry and other Uird glass cities in Pennsylvania is planned by the bureau of municipalities in the department of internal affairs. Tabulations will cover per capita costs for police, fire, parks, street paving, sewer maintenance, and other items. The results may influence local governance.
In Soviet Russia the railway chief Lavitt Kaganovitch who built the Moscow subway was appointed transportation commissar succeeding Andrei Andreyol. He is described as the right hand of the late StarK.
A ruined farmhouse ten miles from Goshen in Orange County exposed a counterfeit operation. Federal and state agents arrested Louis Shliers 42 and Leo Gailie 38, with George Ehlers 40 later detained. a secretary was alerted, and all to be arraigned before a U S commissioner at Peekskill. The site held 3 50 finished counterfeits, 10 000 slugs, a large hydraulic press, power bodies, lathes and a gasoline engine plant.
Fragmentary text describes a cardinal as a good singer during winter with vague references to beings, ares, and a ruin. The readable lines mention singing, a residence, and human interaction, but lack clear events or dates to form a fuller story.
An old advertisement proclaims San-Cure Ointment and Soap cure for blood poisoning, infections, and minor wounds. It features a testimonial from Mrs. D B Sinclair of Dathan Alabama and promotes prices of 60 cents for ointment and 2 cents for soap, urging avoidance of infection through proper cleansing.
A two year old, Richard Bliley, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Bliley of Belle Valley, was critically injured when the car left the Waitsburg route five miles south of Erie. He was thrown through a window and severely burned. Hospital attendants rushed him to an operating room for immediate treatment.
A proposal by Ralf Nezthi Bey, an official in the Ministry of Agriculture, to rename the Turkish capital Ankara as Ghazi Mustapha Termul has been adopted. The change reflects the emphasis on the founder of modern Turkey and his role in national history.
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