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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1937
Page
4
Dr Francis Townsend visits Corry to gauge local support for his old age pension plan. The article notes mixed reactions from residents while praising Townsend as sincere. It discusses potential effects on prices, wages, and the steel industry amid ongoing labor tensions and General Motors strike fallout.
A partial read mentions weavers and a court context amid old newspaper text. The fragment hints at local trades and legal references without clear names, dates, or places.
A Chamber of commerce magazine argues for sound business philosophy. It stresses proving value through achievement not complaint, employing steady workers, paying fair wages, honest practices, and tolerance of public opinion while serving public welfare as a core purpose beyond private profit.
Washington column outlines a looming struggle over the Supreme Court and New Deal reform. It predicts a long battle through 1937 and 1938, with administration efforts hedged by Congress and an election year shaping the clash between reformists and anti packers.
The article notes widespread construction of homes and commercial properties as inflation fears rise. Forecaster Roy W. Wengilak predicts a coming boom with higher profits in real estate over the next years, followed by a moderate decline, as prices and investments surge amid inflation fears.
Bobby Breen is known as Eulde Cantor’s 9 year old singing star who rose from Lets Sing Again and Rainbow on the River to Hollywood stardom drawing about 1000 a week. He trains with sister Sally, learned on the road, and voices insured with Lloyds. He attends Blackfoxe Military Academy between pictures and tours and lives on a weekly 60 cents allowance.
Twenty years ago in March 1917 the Corry board of commerce opened a plan to secure a new depot, sent a communication to the State Public Service Commission, and employed A P Mount as architect to draw plans for a new public library. The week also saw installation completed at Corry Fibre Furniture Company facilities with about twenty young women employed and more to come. Mrs Cleve Morton visited friends, Wilson was a court visitor in Erie, J Kinch began an extended trip for Penn Oil, and Mrs Clarence Rogers and her son returned home from the East after a longer visit.
A fragmented editorial notes the Senate judiciary committee's interest in the Supreme Court, mentions Pablo Mallon’s provocative phrase, and questions how a city man like Mery could balance university duties with a college board of trustees.
Paris reports on Grorielle Deraiat wearing multiple costumes in La Femme d un Autre Age. Details include sleeveless tennis dress in white and yellow blue scarf, white shirts with sheer skirts, and Dorziat in a blue wool street suit with bow neck blouse. An act features a multi colored chiffon gown with tiered skirt and a pale blue satin evening gown with black tulle overskirt. A fashion tip notes evening wear over satin gowns. A stray line mentions a champion caster and Ash catchers in a separate note.
Washington March 22 political maneuvering heats up as supporters drill for weeks over Senator O Mahoney s proposed constitutional amendment to limit Supreme Court power. Republicans unite to block or split, while Roosevelt plan advocates push hearings and public testimony to favor their reform amid looming votes and political risk.
Willis Van Devanter is named as the justice with the ingest service on the bench. The coronation date for King George VI is May 12. The Soviet Union is identified as having the greatest mobilized land forces among France Germany and the Soviet Union.
The piece argues that the amendment will delay hearings and aid concealment of the plan to appoint younger men to federal posts. It notes opposition from a small group of conservative politicians and new paper organizations with large finances. Senator Ashurst’s stance may delay the bill’s fate, while the administration benefits from prolonged debate. The piece ends with a run on courts and truth in law.
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