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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1935
Page
3
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In Corry, a letter argues relief funds have been overused and wasteful as spring approaches. The writer urges limiting aid to essentials like food and clothing, condemning “chiselers” and noting Pomona Grange support for reducing relief unless absolutely needed.
A bystander questions why shell securities trade weakly and stock prices lag despite dividend reports. The piece notes inflation fears and investor hedging in equities or real estate, arguing realty’s stability amid easy money without volatile price swings.
The piece argues for or against government subsidies for American mail-carrying ships, noting that subsidies may exceed the value of service and suggesting frank subsidies vs high mail charges. It discusses pride in building a merchant fleet, past government ship sales, and the impact of tariffs on international trade.
The tribute honors Oliver Wendell Holmes as a revered judge whose long life spanned from Jefferson to Roosevelt. It notes his role in keeping the Constitution aligned with liberal ideals, making law luminous and courts more human, while remarking on the nation’s cultural aging after his passing. The piece also touches on Paris fashion commentary by Mary Knight.
Twenty years ago the journal details paving for Smith Street and Park Place, rail shipment restrictions in Erie county, a porch accident injuring A. D. Rogs, Presbyterian church meeting minutes, sick lists, local moves, and fashion notes highlighting rayon and wool textiles as spring trends.
Hollywood gossip notes travel changes among stars as Talk of the Town wanes. Fred Astaire and William Powell curb plans, Ginger Rogers and Lew Ayres wed to a California honeymoon, Katharine Hepburn keeps New York jaunts brief, and Francis Letterer reduces trips while villas near Hollywood rise in talk.
The passage notes the department is prominent today during lunch hour with social emphasis. It warns the evening is not a good time to plan anything important and mentions potential inability to enter into financial arrangements or agreements.
Hackett offers a vivid portrait of Francis the Fist in Fein the Fist while also reviewing Elizabeth Empress of Austria and Women On Their Own. The critic lauds Hackett’s tri dimensional Francis despite faults in Italian scene interpretation and digressive naming.
R G Hutchison's third novel One Light Burning from Farrar & Ripchirt unfolds a moving tale of longing. The book follows a voyage through diverse streets and inward quests as characters seek meaning amid loss and hope.
A frenzied limburger exchange between Monroe and Independence posts sparks a postal quarrel. Postmasters Burkhard and Miller trade the cheese back and forth while Farley retreats to Richmond then New York. The tale riffs on Huey P. Long and a proposed mailable status for the odoriferous wedge.
Latttowy Léader reports a late Thursday night fire on Gibbs Hill destroying a five room frame dwelling occupied by Fran's White family. An overheated stove is believed to have started the fire which neighbors discovered. flames spread quickly and the structure and all contents were ruined.
Rome holds a Feast of Saint Francesca Romena blessing of cars near the Colosseum with articles of the saint shown in the House of the Oblates open only on this day. Henry Mix, 62, relative of Western star Tom Mix, dies in Sandusky.
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