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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1935
Page
3
The President's message on holding companies sparks fears among officials and investors. The piece argues abuse, not use, matters and calls for limited scope with a five year correction window. It notes legitimate holding entities should prove usefulness and cautions against parasitic structures.
A prominent American cooperative college reports 90 percent placement for eligible students in the work-study program. Gains appear in small to mid-sized mechanical, electrical, and chemical engineering firms tied to the automotive industry, signaling an improved business climate and greater employer interest in graduates. The college expects this to herald a bright graduation season.
Twenty years ago from the Journal Fires dated March 16 1915 reports D Bigerett Leach and Mrs Sadie Rush Shelley wed in Erie at the Methodist parsonage by Rev Thomas R Thoburn. Union City officers arrest a deserter near Elgin. another sought escapes. Erie council votes to repay ordinances. Prohibition party convention in Erie county for yearly program. A horse trainer tied to a police raid detained for passing bad checks. Elks lodge 769 mourns Fred I Bean funeral in Union City. Local readers hosted by Mrs Hy Bracken with Mrs Bracken Smutz and Richards. Bell Telephone wires reorganization moves plant chief William Bayley to Warren. Call for town rural cooperation to boost farm trade and economy. Farm conditions affect local business. Details from H W Maxwell of Sprig Creek appear in another column.
A dated dispatch notes flocks of starlings overrunning Washington areas including White House grounds and nearby Penn sylvania Avenue. The piece cites public nuisance, protest theories about unemployment relief, and quips from Cordell Hull and U S senators about debates and daylight saving time amid the ongoing pest issue.
Hollywood, March 16 Mack the Killer Gray says acting is easy next to piloting as he guards George Raft in Car 99 and discusses his plan to tackle future roles He notes acting requires pitching with full rein and no sparing the horses Mack, nicknamed Tig Killer, remains affable and open to new parts amid talk of The Glass Key and Stolen Harmony. Ohio building trades up 128 percent from 1983 while Vermont fines physicians for unnecessary liquor prescriptions.
A roundup of new titles and authors dominates the page. Major Frank Pease promotes imperial expansion from the Pole to Panama as a cure for American ills. Paprika by Erich von Stroheim Macaulay weaves gypsy lifeways into a stark drama. Oxford Life & Art in Photograph launches with The Italian Renaissance and The Polar Regions. Other releases include Baum, Kramer, Borden, Cohen, MacJay, Blodgett, and Stern. Wolfe’s Of Time and the River is reviewed amid critique of autobiography in fiction.
The note advises delaying action today but storing ideas for future execution when timing improves. It warns to monitor health and avoid overindulgence while concentrating on problems in the evening. It mentions a cautious period around late October and notes favorable social activity in early June 1935 with travel or seeking gain.
A Corry Evening Journal letter from Spring Creek Pa dated March 14 1925 criticizes milk marketing costs and the Dairymen's League. It urges action by the Milk Control Board and state legislatures to standardize producer payments, citing high distributor salaries and large dividends from Borden National Dairy Abbott Dairies and related firms. The piece ends noting continued discussion on page eight.
Paris readers see Spiralapun Trish 111 in three shade rings used with blue elastic lace to craft stylish summer corsets. Molyneux showcases a navy blue bag with leather clips, while Alexandrine creates gloves and handkerchiefs from Spiralspun in crimson navy and yellow. The piece touts linen blends and ultrafine weave for cool summer wear.
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