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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1935
Page
3
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A corny editorial laments Republican control in Harrisburg and notes Democrats discovering "another party" amid tax debates. It criticizes techs like deficiency judgments hurting property owners and argues for fair value in foreclosures, plus calls for utility regulation and investor concerns highlighted by Corry residents.
The piece contrasts Finnish crime punishment, noting two murder convicts seeking capital punishment, while Finland has carried out only ten executions in a century. It questions why prisoners seek death and explains that Finnish imprisonment often means long terms without early release.
Washington debates daylight time with arguments from supporters and critics. Sol quips that animals at the zoo would face earlier meals and howls at feeding time, while dog and cat owners fear pets will feel cheated if meals move earlier. The standard time seems likely to prevail.
A fragmented fashion page describes New Paris styles including long slit sleeves and tasselled garments. It mentions Arabic jewelry detailing, fringes, spangles, and rosettes, with fashion tips focused on youthful, plain elegance and minimal frills.
Paris report notes the Eiffel Tower in Paris is featured in a Paramount film “Two on 2 Tower” with Count Tullio Carminati Mary Ellis Ida Lupino. The tower, once a temporary Exposition centerpiece, is now a permanent city landmark and a French radio favorite with a tea room on the lower balcony.
Special services marked National Day of Prayer for Peace in Europe at St Thomas Catholic Church. J J Desmond leaves for New York City to sail to Liverpool. George Allen dies after throat surgery at Corry Hospital. Harvey Patterson found dead at home. heart failure suspected. Chief Davis pursues train trespasser who escapes. Miss Anna Perkins shifts to Mohawk Cor Venand MU plant office role. A nine pound baby born to Mrs James Gould at Corry Hospital. M Me Wayg injured but mobile after recent accident. Barbara Young entertained nineteen friends for her birthday.
Fragmentary astrology column warns of strong emotions and caution in actions. Mentions travel and study as favorable during a bent period with dates around late October to November. Notes potential dangers and questionable judgment.
Chicago March 22 A national police force is proposed to back state police and sheriffs to combat gangsters like Dillinger and Floyd. The plan, backed by Jonald Stone of the Public Administr ation Service, envisions interstate cooperation, state radio links, and expanded police powers across 14 states and Maryland.
A defendant named Vogt stole a judge's automobile from Auburn. The vehicle belonged to TB Landis. The case resulted in a one year jail sentence for the accused.
Weather expert Bennett warns a severe dust storm could make parts of the Middle West resemble a desert. He cites massive topsoil loss from May winds, with millions of tons shipped into eastern farms and air samples showing high dust density over Washington and beyond.
A child born 1928 in Jamestown died after a serious illness while visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles W Soderquist of Jamestown at 310 Boeing Street. Funeral planned at Pentecostal Church with interment in Pie Grove Cemetery.
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