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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1935
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Berwick, a July entry, and references to a baseball league, predictions, and a timetable. Key names and places are unclear, but the piece seems to cover local sports or journal entries with scattered dates and figures.
Editorial discusses Evelyn Strachey’s Chicago immigration arrest and his claim of no Communist ties. It debates whether capitalism can be saved, noting many Americans doubt a shift to communism and call for intelligent reforms over property-dominated systems.
A New York bill proposes a state publicity bureau and a $100,000 appropriation to launch an intensive tourism campaign. Proponents argue the program would pay for itself by boosting travel and visitor spending, noting neighboring states already spend on promotional efforts.
The piece discusses early steel industry price setting centered in Pittsburgh. As plants spread, distant factories conspired to align prices with Pittsburgh, affecting delivery costs and competition. It argues such practices harmed consumers and industry, and urges banning arbitrary interference with production and transport costs to reflect actual manufacturing points. It anticipates remote communities welcoming new industries for nearer markets.
STAR SIGNALS PARIS, March 18. Birds, beasts and flowers appear in new prints on fight surfaces and fabrics. Designs range from tiny reproductions to large motifs featuring animals such as pigs, wolves, horses, dogs, elephants and foxes, plus colorful flowers in wool, silk, velvet and silk-like fabrics. Jewelry trends show pendant earrings and long diamond necklaces, with hair ornaments of bows, feathers, and flowers.
In Harrisburg on March 16 a state Superior Court session closed after a week of hearings. An executive meeting today wrapped up the spring term with arguments heard on about one case and decisions announced in 30 others.
Washington rumor notes two driving forces behind constant moving and renting as government programs expand. The NRA pays rent for the shipping board, old labor building space is repurposed, and WRA consolidates, causing a chain of relocations across multiple buildings in the capital.
From the Journal files dated March 18 1915, a serious fire destroyed the Glenn Kapple general store east of Union City. The report also notes St Patrick's Day service at St Thomas church, local birthdays, visits, highway plans, Lady Maccabees convention, police brief, a substation foundation progress, high school trip cancellation, a long-standing business, Masonic election results, and the Gwiazdy Wolnosu chapter honoring a Polish patriot who fought with George Washington.
Hollywood California March 18. Mary Ellis, a leading musical star turned film actress, has a career spanning Metropolitan Opera to Broadways Rose Marie and The Dybbuk. She later performed in Strange Interlude in London and Music in the Air before transitioning to film in Paris in Spring.
The note gives interlinked predictions for births and transits with periods from late October to early November and social luck around June 5 to 7 in 1935. It mentions travel, study, religion, and dealings with foreigners, plus favorable clerical tasks on April 8 1985 and surrounding days. It cautions against harsh discrimination and notes possible changes this month.
Veteran boxer Norman Selby known as Old Kid McCoy declines the 1984 valor medal for rescuing six children from Bass Lake. Edward Romain and Russell Bird argued for the award citing his bravery, diving into water depths and battling a motorboat owner to save lives.
The piece notes E L Thornton's Thorndike Century Junior Dictionary for youths and adults, detailing 25 000 words with simplified pronunciation and meanings. It contrasts Lathrop Stoddard's The Rising Tide of Color with Clashing Tides a Color, illustrating shifts in anti hue sentiment over 150 years. It also highlights Mary Thomas Dictionary of Embroidery Stitches detailing 300 stitches by a professional embroiderer, praised as a practical revival aid.
A collection of critical blurbs and reader reactions highlights several titles. Laurence Currie's The Baton in the Knapsack sketches Napoleon’s career and marshals. The Gluck Aldroid follows a small town librarianess torn between two men. Whipple's Lindbergh Crime offers restrained, first-hand journalese on the famous case, balancing brisk pace with factual restraint. The Monte Carlo casino legend and Green Light by Lloyd C. Douglas anchor a sweep of book notes with portraiture of ambition and downfall.
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