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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1937
Page
4
A fragment discusses a shift to air and combined transport for efficiency. It notes aviation’s growing role and magazines moving toward pictures as a way to attract readers, implying a broader change in how information and goods move and are consumed.
The National Cathedral dispute in Washington centers on the forced retirement of Dean George Carl Bratenahl at 73, amid GOP pressure and claims the move violates church tradition. Republican trustees led by Pepper and Castle, deny inappropriate motives, while Bratenahl says he was ousted to clear way for younger leadership and retain full salary.
Alarm box numbers and dispatch procedures are stressed after a delayed Friday fire response caused by incorrect box numbers. Residents urged to check exact box identifiers and remain by the box until fire crews arrive to minimize delays and property loss.
Amid widespread discussion the nation weighs a proposed reorganization of the judiciary. President Roosevelt argues emergency action may be needed, while Congress faces whether to pursue constitutional amendment or appointment changes. Public sentiment shows strong support for decisive change.
Three reporters traced the unfolded Clipper Route plans as Irahs Poelte Mhpoer planes prepare for a partial April launch. The Hongkong terminus links NyiMla and other Asiatic regions while regular Asiatic flights map Hawaii Guam the Philippines Macao Japan Indochina Siam and Australia New Zealand.
Charles P. Stewart reports from Washington on the Roosevelt proposal to reorganize the executive branch and possibly enlarge the Supreme Court. The Brownlow plan would expand executive spending and shift power between Capitol Hill and the White House, while Congress probes the issues.
The article recalls Mifflinville in Columbia County laid out in 1794 by John Kiinchel and William Rittenhouse to serve as Pennsylvania capital. Named for Governor Thomas Mifflin, it featured wide streets, religious and educational allotments, and a town hall with four tots. Population about 790.
A garbled historical text mocks a diplomatic exchange around comments from officials including Mr Hitter and Mr Hall. It mentions public opinion, press, and constitutional limits on state and federal authority in a satirical frame, with references to American governance and freedom of expression.
A fragmentary excerpt vents about plain and fancy cussing and oral fireworks. The speaker hints at bawling out the head of the government with a provocative mock salute and affectionate address, referencing Hitler and West American minds.
Hollywood studio scouts find varied locations near Chatsworth and San Bernardino for Westerns and epics. Iverson ranch hosts rugged terrain, livestock, and driftwood props for big productions. Sets replicate deserts, villages, forts, and mock British outposts, with high per-person fees and strict quarantine notes for animals.
The Journal notes the installation of officers for the local post of I C I F for the ensuing year. Wages rise five percent for all active Mirai Steel Company workers. Mirai Methodist Church completes plans for indoor camp meeting starting March 18. Corry L A B A prepares for the Easter Monday ball marking the order's 27th anniversary. Visitors include W A Sweet of New York at his brother’s East South Street home and Barney Heyman of Union News in Jamestown. Vera Morgan departs for Youngstown Ohio to visit relatives.
Mareleine Vion net launches a new collection urging a full feminine silhouette. Mannequins gain weight with rounded hips and waist emphasis while draped garments display long lines. Furs and velvet trims crown dressy outfits with bold color, full skirts, and three quarter sleeves.
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