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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1937
Page
4
Paris fashion notes describe white pigskin two piece suits and white chamois dresses, with reptile skins and brown options for cool days. Trends emphasize soft, washable textures and glove stitching details in summer ensembles, as designers like Patou and Watermeake explore versatile skins for suits, dresses and coats.
The piece reviews Roosevelt's battles over Supreme Court power, arguing the president avoided direct clashes and sought to shape public opinion. It notes how critics portrayed potential court-packing as a political weapon and how conservatives and moderates viewed the era's constitutional tensions.
Twenty years ago this morning at the American Bruiseshoe and Foundry Company plant about twenty men were given work with hope the force will double tomorrow. A plan for the new Maccabee whildling was submitted to the building committee and will be shown at the club rooms in the Eforn block this evening. Miss Mildred Thompson, daughter of Mr and Mrs CM Thompson, appeared at Ithaca for the university jar convert. Dr BB Livermore and wife are visiting Mr and Mrs IR Livermore on Wright Street. Frank Baeder and Wife, of Evie, were guests of Mr and Mrs Fant Raymond. FL Carter spent yesterday with relatives in this city.
Charles P. Stewart argues in a Washington column that the Supreme Court could be reshaped by retirements and new appointments, with as many as six justices eligible to retire for full pay. He contemplates possible realignments by 1938 elections and notes White House plans amid Roosevelt’s reshaping aims.
The Works Progress Administration has expended thousands on rural roads, grading widening and graveling while the State Highway Department will add blacktop surfacing. A binder surface could protect the finished roads for modest ongoing costs, finishing a project begun years ago. The piece notes past spending and suggests completing the road program with economical methods.
A critique of mass production and mass selling reshaping labor groups in America. The piece argues unions drift from skilled craft, forming large, loosely structured collectives lacking leadership depth. It warns about rising standardization and political risk, urging readers to consider the changing nature of labor movements.
Augusta lawmakers consider a bill by Rep. Joy Dow to require birth certificates for dogs and humans. The proposal would mandate dog owners to notify municipal assessors of births, tying animal records to local registry practices.
Josef Goebbels is named as Germanys minister of education and propaganda. Oliver Wendell Holmes is credited with The Autocrat of the Breakfast Tatil. The text also defines quick assets as property or investments not easily converted to cash.
The piece traces how the mill rift area in Pike County evolved from Saw Mill Rift to Turnout and finally Mill Ritt, noting early settlers like James Sawyer and local landmarks such as Elipharit’s Feet and Tom Quick’s Cabin. It also mentions evolving railroad names and the region becoming a summer resort with mountain scenery and scenic drives.
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