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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1935
Page
3
Nearby sports notes describe a chaotic meet with multiple events and rough results. Key names appear as Tigers and other teams battling through a series of races and field events amid unclear scores and placements.
Hubert Johnson the State Emergency Relief Administrator urges federal officials to lift the relief roll requirement for work relief projects. He argues equal access to jobs for unemployed not on relief lists would curb costs and support true business goals while avoiding waste and delays.
Washington in March 20 United Press reports Dr Rexford G Tugwell’s economic plans face a setback as a $15,000 measly gap contrasts with growing deficits in the trillions. Officials warn the Vision may stall without new funding.
A 1915 news item recalls March 26 banquet for the Winmantielers on their club anniversary with local and distant talent. Police seek R A Hopkins of Erie after a wire from Chief Detzel reports him maritally unbalanced and missing. Remarks on early New Deal era wine jokes, Tugwell, and plans for American wine research with a $15,000 appropriation later blocked. Also notes a Rebekah lodge forming in Clymer, a police charging a local man, Mrs Mulderick and sons’ Erie visit, Mig Buse’s Buffalo trip, John Yaeger moving to Frankfort Ohio, and Cady Garage redecorating seven cars.
Paris column relays advice from a California librarian on sleeve detachment in dresses. It describes methods to attach sleeves via tabs, hardware, buttons, or hand stitching, and notes readers can consult Paris designers and Dr Knight for safe options while keeping style and function intact.
Hollywood stars recount how beauty no longer guarantees fame with directors favoring strong character parts and proven acting. Virginia Bruce and Mary Carlisle prove talent wins later, while Jean Harlow shifts from “clothes horse” to screen success. Divorced after 46 years in Kelso notes a long marriage ends in divorce filing.
Governor J W Marland's Oklahoma New Deal program stalls as a Democratic bloc in the Legislature curtails key measures. The House, led by Speaker Leon Phillips, rejects the 1.5 percent gross oil production tax plan and resists funding for an industrial expansion and housing board. Senate majorities also resist appropriation and structuring changes, leaving Marland with a weakened, emasculated package despite strong election support.
Horoscope guidance notes a dangerous day with attraction and the need for caution. It highlights a fortunate period from November 4 to 14 and a danger window October 27 to 30 1935, with social favors mid year and advised clerical work on April 8 and 9 1935.
Harrisburg March 20. One hundred gauging stations are maintained in Pennsylvania by the Department of Forests and Waters to accurately measure stream flow. Automatic gauges exist at fifty five locations while the rest are read by hydrographic foremen. About the measurements are made each year. Stream flow data aid flood forecasting and dam assessments across drainage areas from ten to 26,000 square miles with flows from 1 to 25,000 cubic feet per second.
A Wayne township farmer told a journal reporter that the hay shortage across the locality has worsened. Stock feeding will extend into May with little grazing possible until April 70, forcing some farmers to sell cows.
Martha G. Aber of Jefferson County says she married Pittsburgh architect F J Oesterling in August 1927 and plans to contest his will. Her counsel announced the case will be heard at the May term of Allegheny County Orphans Court before a visiting judge. She seeks half of the 2.5 million dollar estate, noting provisions that left her only ten thousand dollars.
Prothonotary James N. Wilson denied to the county salary board that his office workers do nonpayable tasks. He said polling books were not prepared during working hours and that any such work occurred after hours. The board approved $75 monthly pay for two clerks Kathryn Wood and Marie Mracepayix until April 15, when work should be caught up. Philadelphia leaders urged Pennsylvania to tighten law enforcement via a state conference on modernizing statutes and prisoner exchange. They proposed measures including notification of police when convicts near release and allowing nonunanimous verdicts in certain cases.
Valencia Spain The restoration of Sagunto s ancient Roman theatre will begin soon funded by the Ministry of Public Instruction with money allocated for the project.
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