Unclear fragment on boxing bout and related case notes
Fragmentary OCR reads as a boxing reference and an attached case note. Unable to identify persons, event details, or location from the readable text.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1935
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reads as a boxing reference and an attached case note. Unable to identify persons, event details, or location from the readable text.
The piece discusses popular response to government direct bond sales, noting strong demand for $500 and $1,000 bonds and broad appeal for smaller $25 to $100 bonds as a security fund for old age. It contrasts this with Townsend plan prospects, NRA assurances on inflation, and the need to restore economic balance amid unemployment and strained public finance.
United Press reports a Washington scheme proposed to Secretary Wallace proposing vast brick and steel viaducts radiating from the capital. The plan imagines glass-covered routes with gas stations hotels and restaurants every 20 to 50 miles and a penny per mile charge to fund construction.
A restless Sunday editorial hints at mounting demand to reverse deflation with a broad push to inflate prices and wages. The piece warns that further delays could trigger wider policy action and market adjustments.
In Hollywood film editing, the cutter shapes scenes after the director’s work. Dick Currier, with 21 years in the job, explains how he trims film to keep jokes timed and actors in character, turning mass footage into coherent motion pictures.
A dated march 8 astrology note urges buying clothes and pursuing beauty culture or pleasures, with a Taurus favored moon good for writing and travel. It warns of Neptune tests from November 3 through February 1986, notes possible spiritual progress or degeneration through stimulants, and signals financial luck May through September. A second item reports a chicken at Nestleton Station Ont found dead with 200 golden nuggets in its gizzard, linked to J. Croff.
Paris fashion notes describe prolific millinery with Agnes Blanche et Simone and Rose Valois profiles. Styles range from small to large hats with brims in many directions, trims of flowers, ribbons, and feathers, featuring fabrics like Bakou Bengal halybuntal panama and cellophane.
An ad promises 250 tests and a refund if not pleased for a bladder laxative product called BU KETS containing buchy leaves juniper oil and other ingredients. It claims to drain impurities and acids causing irregular sleep wakefulness and compares its action to castor oil for the bowels. It urges use for four days and offers a 25e refund through Kelster's Drug Store.
Berlin reports that a December 13 1931 law allows the government to transfer professors between universities for political reasons. A decree also ends private lecturing rights of Privatdozenten and moves appointing authority to the education minister. Professors and universities accept reforms though bitterness grows over limits on scientific freedom and public protest is muted.
Erie reports quote Mayor saying club members cheat each other with slot machines and police powerless to act. He adds city will do nothing while the home environment remains orderly. The piece also mentions a fatal freight train derailment killing one and injuring five, with related mayoral remarks.
Charles Pal, a 93 year old resident of Fitchburg Massachusetts, walks five miles or more daily to stay young. He says the routine helps his health and spirits and reflects his belief in staying active as he ages.
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